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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
7
Rev M T O'Brien conducts Mass on the second and fourth Sundays at 10 30. Sunday school gathers at 10. Evening service scheduled when announced at 7 90.
Sunday School starts at 10 a m and evening worship at 8 p m led by Pastor Frank H Condit. Everyone is welcome to attend.
Sunday school every Sunday at 10 am Epworth League at 7 pm worship 11 am on the second fourth and fifth Sundays and every Sunday evening at 730 Prayer meeting Thursday 8 pm Divine worship first and third Sundays 1030 am and 8 pm on Saturdays preceding these dates Reed Point church notices outline weekly schedule with multiple service times.
Regular services are held on the first two Sundays of each month with Holy Communion on the first Sunday at 11 a m and evening prayer at 7 30. Second Sunday includes morning prayer litany and evening prayers. Sunday school occurs every Sunday. Extra services on special occasions and feast days. The public is invited and newcomers should greet the rector.
Senators Henry L. Meyers Missoula Jos M Dixon Missoula Representative Chas N Pray Fort Benton District Judge Carl Rasch Surveyor General John I Cone Missoula U S Marshal A W Merrifield Kalispell U S Attorney James W Freeman Helena Register U S Land Office M R Wilson Bozeman Receiver U S Land Office W H Sales Bozeman
Governor Edwin L Norris and Lieutenant Governor William R Allen lead Montana's state ticket with Abraham N Yoder as Secretary of State and Harry R Cunningham as State Auditor. Albert J Galen is Attorney General and Wilfred I Harmon serves as Superintendent. Theo H Brantly with two associates top the Supreme Court, rail regulators Stanton Boyle Morley oversee, and W E Knowles is State Veterinarian.
Judge Frank Henry presiding in the Sixth Judicial District at Livingston with court reporter Jerome Williams listed for Livingston proceedings.
The document lists state and city offices with names and places of residence in Big Timber. It covers state senate and house members, county officers including treasurer clerk sheriff and attorneys, and city roles such as mayor and council members.
Montana Sixth Judicial District orders that heirs appear on June 2 to show cause why S S Hopkins may sell the west half of the northwest quarter section 1, township 1 north range 1 east, Park County. Publication in The Big Timber Pioneer for four weeks. Frank Henry, Judge. A G Hatch, attorney. First publication May 26, 1911.
H F Patterson from Montana Agricultural College notes 1910 was dry nationwide and warns against assuming regular wet-dry cycles. He advises proactive soil moisture strategies including early deep plowing followed by disc and harrow to create a dust mulch that reduces evaporation and stores potential rainfall for better yields.
The author argues for summer fallowing with harrowing after each rain to conserve moisture and control crust. He advises selecting quick maturing, drought adapted grains like Turkey Red wheat, sown early in fall or, for spring sowing, varieties with hardy roots to endure dry spells and ensure timely maturation.
Readers are invited to submit questions on any aspect of agriculture to Professor H. F. Patterson in Bozeman Montana for prompt expert attention.
The Pioneer urges settlers to move to Sweet Grass County Montana highlighting fertile land abundant water mild climate low taxes strong schools and welcome citizens. Bi Tibi as county seat offers electric lights water works and access to the Cooke City mining district with future railroad promises and growing manufacturing potential.
Weather conditions at Big Timber Sweet Grass county in May are recorded by observer F A Severance. Observations note precipitation events on multiple dates including rain and snow with varying amounts.
Frank J. Cleveland plaintiff sues A M Hunnerford as administrator of Lyle Hunnerford deceased and Columbus Barro and Park Association to sell under a court order of sale. Sheriff will proceed with the sale as directed by the order.
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