Summer library hours announced for select days
The posted hours list summer access on Monday evenings, Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings, and Saturday afternoons and evenings from 2:30 to 5:00 and 7:00 to 9:40, respectively.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1928
Page
2
The posted hours list summer access on Monday evenings, Tuesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings, and Saturday afternoons and evenings from 2:30 to 5:00 and 7:00 to 9:40, respectively.
Charles W. Campbell announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county attorney and pledges to enforce laws impartially without extra county counsel. He also filed to run for county commissioner on the Republican ballot, pledging equality, economy, and completion of a highway with no axes to grind, for the July 17 primary.
A speaker announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff in Sweet Grass County. The pledge vows to run the office without fear or favor and to govern as before if nominated and elected.
Stuart H. Nicholson declares candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state representative from Sweet Grass County. He appeals to voters to support him at the July 17 primary election and promises to work for state and local interests if elected.
Fred J. Ellison announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sweet Grass county sheriff. He pledges faithful service if nominated and elected, promising economy and impartiality at all times ahead of the July 17 primary election.
The Republican nominee for clerk of court in Sweet Grass county pledges full dedication to duties if elected. John E. Rees asserts commitment to fair, courteous treatment and service to all voters, contingent on primary results July 17.
Clyde E Davis announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county clerk and recorder in Sweet Grass County. He states he will serve the people well if nominated and elected at the upcoming primary on the 17th.
John N. MacFarlane announces he is a Republican candidate for Sweet Grass County Attorney in the July 17 primary. He notes a first term record: 17 trials, 14 convictions, and 2 acquittals, pledging to perform duties to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
W A Conwell announces his candidacy for re nomination as Clerk and Recorder of Sweet Grass County at the July 17 1928 primary election. He pledges to continue giving the people the best service possible if nominated and elected.
Republican nomination for county commissioner seeks voter support at the primary on July 17, 1928. Candidate pledges a square deal to all if nominated and elected.
James G. Woods declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for sheriff subject to the will of electors at the July 17 primary. He pledges to discharge duties faithfully with economy and impartiality.
Eight grain fields listed for registration with potential for more if conditions stay favorable. Thos W Moseley of Huntley spoke in Big Timber about government bulls in total dairy herds. Wireworms affect eastern wheat fields. notify extension service if found elsewhere. While shearing, select fleeces for the state wool show this fall. preservative supply adequate and fleeces will be prepared for exhibit at the office.
Havre educator Elizabeth Ireland announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for state superintendent of public instruction in 1928. The Havre city superintendent highlights focus on better instruction, health programs, and equal attention to administrative duties with plans to improve funding, teacher development, and school efficiency.
The article traces A J Campbell and contemporaries including Day from St Paul and Michigan, detailing Campbell’s rise from Livingston to a legislative seat, his role with the Anaconda company, alliance with Marcus Daly, and influence in Helena and Butte politics, his congressional run, and a fatal appendix surgery in New York.
G. 2. Zepp of Springdale is registered as the Grand. L. Uf Josem and A. Johnson were visitors from Melville on Monday. Donna McCall hosted a gathering on McLeod street Friday evening. W. P. Phipps of Reed Point visited the city yesterday. Mr and Mrs B K. Wal eh returned from a California winter. W H Patterson drug store changed hands last week with J A Wilson taking ownership. Clyde Due Rand of Delpine died early Friday morning. message sent to Carl Tangen. Bert Willard of Gibson autographed. Fred Forsythe and T H Berg of Melville visited Saturday. Lt. West returned from Utah with forty two dairy cows. W J Millington joined W D Niche avis after leaving Scheuber Drug Co. in Livingston. Re covery of Bil Stuart's horse, linked to Langston murder, reported near Straw. Jonas Andem, 26, Stavanger native, died suddenly from heart failure.
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