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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
8
A daughter was born June 6 to Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Hanson of Gibson. A son was born June 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Ole Mosness of Hig Timber. A son was born June 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Lewin Esp of McLeod.
Theo Murray builds a home across the Boulder River with an eye for beauty. Hanson and Orange erect a sheepmen's shearing platform east of town. Roofing prices shown as 2.04 and mail order 2.16. Ted Kepler adds stucco on east side home. Wm Gregory of Grey Cliff plants a new house. Allwater Ditch Co installs new headgates. Wright Brothers upgrade Dude Ranch on Boulder recently purchased from Dad Willman. Five inch posts 22c, six inch 27c. Coming Home Dr J H Lownsend offices June 14. One hand out: Mieke injured in gas heater explosion now has one hand free. Returned home: Dickinson, Hills, and daughter Joyce travel from Long Beach via Yellowstone Park. Nomination filings updated for republican coroner, sheriff, assessor. democratic treasurer. Oscar Steinke missing after liquor confession. later left the lety before appearance before US commissioner. O H P Shelley confident in Republican US Senate nomination. Boulder Valley Woman's Club met June 6 with 13 members. 210 donated in May for Helena Children's Home.
Commissioner Berg has appointed J Ditch Rider for Big Timber, marking a local official action in the regional water management role.
About 40 merchants attend a two day meeting in Great Falls focusing on opposing trading stamp fraud and promoting Montana owned stores. O. L. Brackman and E. H. Carr discuss cooperation among wholesalers, retailers and salesmen with a push for practical local merchandising and education. Sam J. Hampton and Robert C. Line are scheduled to speak tomorrow.
An official state ment reports rebel losses in a recent Lin cheng battle with 30 000 killed 10 000 taken prisoner and 15 000 surrendering. Government gunboats mass at Yochow to curb Kwangsi rebels advancing from the south toward Changsha as air raids continue on Shansi and rebel camps along the Shangtung Chihli border.
Montana crop conditions as of June 1 were generally equal to or better than average and higher than a year earlier. Winter wheat and rye show potential production near or below 1928 levels, with oats, barley, pastures, and hay varying in condition. Rain has helped early June but drought in parts of the state risks reducing prospects if not remedied.
The Young plan loan of 8.3 billion was approved by eight European powers and United States banks at Basle Switzerland after midnight. Germany receives 9160 million as a direct loan for economic rehabilitation while 200 million funds go toward reparations. The deal sets 5 percent interest with price variations by country.
Chicago newspapers merge in a show of resolve after a $550,000 reward is posted for Alfred Lingle. The tribune and others call the killing a challenge to the press and vow united action, while police detail a sole eyewitness and the coroner favors secret, sturdy evidence-building.
Iowa Senator Brookhart submitted an affidavit from a Dallas ambulance driver alleging discovery of two fall pints of white liquor in a Dallas hotel suite used by Texas Republican National Committeeman R B Creager. He cited senate testimony on southern patronage suggesting Creager protected hotels in liquor violations and urged Justice Department scrutiny.
The record notes 1990 and 1920 population figures are not comparable due to county boundary changes affecting Indian population counts.
The notice states regular banking hours from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and asks patrons to conduct business within those hours to comply with American Bankers Association regulations. A centrifugal pump for sale is advertised, with 16 inch intake and 8 inch outlet, offering a large water flow. contact Warren in Springdale, Mont.
Glass Brothers offer to sell from one to six sections of land along Ten Mile Creek at six dollars per acre for dry land and ten dollars per acre for irrigable land with a paid up water right included.
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