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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
2
Advertises dances with old time violin music and invites inquiries at Park Creamery. Includes a list of two suits priced at 21.75 each with a lower price under tag 7 tf and contact Jack Watt.
The notices present bids for state senate and district judge in Montana. D V Higbie seeks Republican nomination for state senator of Sweet Grass and Montana. Benjamin Beberg runs Republican for Sixth Judicial District judge. A farmer from Sweet Grass offers candidacy to protect producers and consumers.
John N. MacFarlane runs in the Republican primary on July 17 for county attorney of Sweet Grass County. He pledges to perform duties to the best of his ability if nominated and elected, noting a first-term record of 17 cases tried with 14 convictions and two acquittals.
Fred J. Ellison declares his Republican bid for sheriff of Sweet Grass County subject to the primary electors. He pledges faithful service, economy, and impartiality if nominated and elected.
Charles W. Campbell announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county treasurer of Sweet Grass County. He pledges to enforce the law impartially and avoid extra county costs by not hiring additional counsel, aiming for election on July 17.
A candidate from Sweet Grass County announces their candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state representative. They state they seek the voters' support in the July 17 primary and pledge to serve the state's and Sweet Grass County's best interests if nominated and elected.
The announcement states John E. Rees seeking the Republican nomination for clerk of court in Sweet Grass County. He commits to dedicating full time and providing courteous treatment to all, if nominated and elected, with voter support at the primary on July 17.
Parts of Kansas were struck by a severe wind and hail storm causing deaths and extensive crop damage. A tornado in Harper county killed a pumping station keeper Williams and his wife at Little Sandy Oklahoma, injuring their son. Clyde Young family and Roe Crittenden were injured at Waldron as twisters damaged structures.
A candidate states on the republican ballot for county commissioner in the July 17 primary. He pledges equal treatment and strict economy and notes he lives on a completed highway with no axes to grind.
Clerk and Recorder announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for county clerk and recorder at the July primary. If nominated and elected, he pledges to serve the people of Sweet Grass County diligently.
The speaker declares candidacy for re nomination as Clerk and Recorder of Sweet Grass County at the July 17 1928 primary. If nominated and elected they pledge to continue giving the people the best service possible.
In a statement to voters ED BRANNIN fixed his date for the next nominating election and pledged to run the sheriff's office impartially and to the best of his ability if nominated and elected.
Ethel K. Steensland declares her run for the Democratic nomination for county superintendent of schools in Sweet Grass County. She vows to continue current policies if elected.
James G. Woods declares his candidacy for the Republican sheriff nomination subject to the primary on July 17. He pledges to discharge duties without fear or favor, practice economy, and devote full time to faithful service.
Republican nominee for county commissioner pledges a square deal to all residents if he is nominated and elected at the July 17 1928 primary.
Merle Trousdale of the Trousdale Players announces a week long run in Big Timber starting Monday June 18. The company promises bigger, cleaner productions with latest releases and refined vaudeville. Ladies free on opening night under usual conditions.
Biographical sketch highlights Hon. Tom Swindlehurst a former horseshoer turned politician and party organizer. It lists other Livingston Democratic suspects and public figures, including aldermen candidates, county officials, and longtime public servants across Sweet Grass and Yellowstone counties.
Items spanning autos stored at Olmstead s and Kel mph of Absarokee to dairy equipment at Yellowstone dairy. Notables include Ingrid Halvorson returning from St Olaf college, wool receipts at the local warehouse, Mrs Ronning s Norway visit, Beulah Busha s diplomas, Mitchells of Springdale, minstrels attendance, Fourth of July preparations, a new photograph gallery by Mrs E G Northern, Good Roads convention delegates chosen, and Dell Whitney heading to Billings with others.
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