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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1928
Page
7
Helena June 11 by Thursday night 127 candidates filed for nominations for Montana state offices. Republicans outnumber Democrats with 76 Republicans and 1 Democrat. Filing fees total 6978 with petitions in progress for the prohibition initiative.
The Livingston enterprise reports major plans for a three day rodeo on July 2 through 4. Local committees arrange prizes bands concessions and parade contingents including kids Moose lodges and business groups to draw crowds and fund the prize pool. Decorations promotions and daily parade themes accompany the event with added carnival music and multiple bands.
The Livingston Enterprise reports preparations for the Yellowstone Park opening with two trains of workers arriving next Friday. W. M Nichols and Vernon Goodwin lead hotel and camping operations as Mammoth and West Yellowstone teams prepare for a June 20 travel season.
Stanford roared to 72 points to top 38 teams at Soldier Field with 8 meet records and 3 new records led by Eric Kreng in discus and Edmunds in pole vault. Ohio State and Northwestern followed as Michigan and Pittsburgh trailed. Dixie Flyer Aurey Bracey of Rice Institute tied the world century mark and won the 220 yard dash while Stanford’s Spencer and Robers starred in sprints.
From North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota caravans move toward Kansas City to protest Hoover nomination and back Lowden as friend of the farmer. Governor Sorlie leads 19 cars with 400 expected from his state. banners denounce Hoover and promote farm relief.
Fragmentary note mentions a new fal and end selection process. Reads as a casual query about choosing a new result or plan amid uncertain timing.
Sunday June 17 services at St Marks St Josephs Evangelical Lutheran and other churches. Seventh Day Adventists Hope Evangelical and Church of God plan meetings. Summer parochial school to start June 18 at Deer Creek schoolhouse at 9 o clock with pastor in charge.
First Congregational Church announces a vacation church school to open June 18 at 9 am at Springdale school house. Rev. W. P. Eastman leads Sunday services at 10 am Sunday school and 11 am worship, with a preaching service at the Springdale location and a Sunday afternoon meeting inviting parents and children for fuller plans.
The board of county commissioners of Sweet Grass county Montana announces the sale of delinquent tax property. A tax deed to the county gives it ownership. The sale will be July 6 1928 at 2 30 p m at the court house front door Big Timber Montana. The order directing sale was made June 6 1028. The property is described as situated in Sweet Grass county and Big Timber.
In the Sixth district of Montana a sheriff sale is set for July 7 1928 at 2:00 PM at the Big Timber courthouse. The property is the west half of Section 12 Township 4 North Range 16 East Montana containing 320 acres more or less with all appurtenances. Sheriff Ed Brannin and undersheriff Frank Whitsel supervise. George V Patten Bozeman MT is attorney for the plaintiff North American Mortgage Company and others. Public notice June 14 27 28 and July 5 1928.
In the judicial district of Moon tana Sweet Grass County a notice to creditors of George W Moore deceased. Executrix Ida O Moore invites all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months of first publication at the George W Moore ranch Gibson Sweet Grass Montana. Dated June 5 1998. Attorneys Brown Wieenhorn and Divis Montana National Bank Building Billings Montana. Pub dates Duane TPE 20 28 Judy 5 128.
The board of county commissioners of Sweet Grass County Montana will hold a public auction on Thursday July 1928 at 2:00 PM at the front door of the courthouse Big Timber for two Nash Quad Trucks with dump bodies. The sale is to settle county property and bids may be rejected.
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