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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
2
Notice warns all parties against camping or trailing sheep through the pasture. The terse notice is signed 33-A and references Miller's sale and a rental listing for a seven reem house with a modern garage at 8 percent monthly.
At The Churches Congregational Rev A E Prior Peaster Sunday School at 10 30 morning worship at 11 o clock Lutheran Rev A A Helbeck Pastor Sunday School at 1 o clock Norwegian services at 11 o clock The Melville Ladies Aid meets at the ranch home of Mrs Harry Hart Sunday at 2 pm
Rev Frank Durant pastorates at St Mark's Episcopal Church with services scheduled for Sunday morning at the usual hour.
Community churches list Sunday schools sermons Holy Mass and services. St Josephs Catholic Church notes Holy Mass on the second Sunday at 9 60 am and fourth Sunday at 11 am, with daily Mass on Fridays at 8 am. Big Timber and Gleston churches host Children's Day programs and youth meetings with recitations and songs, plus evening prayers and Bible study.
George G. Campbell announces his run for the Republican nomination for county commissioner in Sweet Grass County. He pledges to serve all residents to the best of his ability if nominated and elected at the July 5, 1936 primary.
Emma B. Reebs seeks the Republican nomination for district court clerk subject to the primary election of July 15, 1930.
John MacFarlane announces candidacy for re nomination to Sweet Grass County Attorney on the Republican ticket. He cites greater qualifications and promises prompt, efficient service if nominated and elected for the July 15 1998 primaries.
Ralph S. Jarrett announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Representative in Sweet Grass County. He asks voters to support him at the July 16 primary and pledges to discharge the duties of the office to the best of his ability.
The candidate announces for the Republican primary for county assessor in Sweet Grass County. He notes three prior terms, claims fairness in tax rolls, references past real estate value reductions and personal property gains, and pledges continued service if reelected. He thanks voters for their cooperation.
On May 31 1990 I filed my petition for the county attorney office of Sweet Grass County and request voter support. I bring sixteen years of general practice with substantial criminal prosecution experience to the role if elected.
F Kris Hickman announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for treasurer of Sweet Grass County in the July 15 primary. If nominated and elected he will discharge the duties of the office to the best of his ability.
Sheriff Brannin announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff of Sweet Grass County at the next nominating election on July 15. He pledges to govern with the same approach as before and to strive to serve without fear or favor.
Louie Plaggenmeyer announces run for Republican nomination as county assessor in Sweet Grass. He vows to perform all survey and field work if nominated and elected at the July primary.
A. A. Lamp announces candidacy for re nomination as county commissioner from the first district and pledges to give the office his best effort. Miller's sale continues, with Glass Brothers opening to sell land near Ten Mile Creek at stated prices for dry and irrigable portions with water right.
A bridge switch incident around 11:39 shows smoke from two dennen volume windows. Big Tin der crew uncoupled cars and moved the burning car from the scene as the fire drew quick response from all hands.
Mrs A K Wearme visited Twin Bridges and Butte as the week’s social notes recount. Custer county land sales and ranch deals parcel a 2100 acre Henry Elling estate purchase at 9.12 per acre. Pythian Sisters elect officers led by Lottie Stubblefield Mary Hunner and Emma Barr. Judge O Connor appointed Livingston judge replacing the late Frank Henry
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