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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
7
A collection of church notices lists service times and pastors for various congregations. Details include Epiphany and Mission churches with Sundays and weekdays scheduled for worship, prayer, and outreach activities.
Parish notes list worship at 10 a m led by Pastor J A Lowry superintendent. Activities include choir rehearsals and weekly services with tentative schedules and locations referenced, reflecting a busy church week in Indianapolis area.
The Seventh Day Adventists hold Sabbath services every Saturday at the Dunestea Sabbath School building starting at 2 pm with evening services until the pastor travels to San Francisco. Grey Cliffs group also meets each Sabbath with Sunday services planned.
Pastor Peck, of the ALT Methodist Church, conducts pilistic services each Friday and has charge of Fishtail Reed Point and the shore. Come and get a sample, they want more.
A garbled item mentions Adjutant Laanport and Commander Hanford discussing a fourth quad unit event in Kalispell with dates tied to Harding and a national Legion Auxiliary meeting. It references a presidential message and secrecy about executive dates and venue.
eM Gade, president of the advertising service, was named publicity head for the Midland fair. A publicity program by Mr. Cady will promote the event with a focus on attracting the largest attendance, including contracts with Thear Sd Fireworks of Chicago and Butte Mines Band for shows, and Red Lodge attendees. The fair will feature a 212,000 fireworks display at the state fair.
Butte Mines band led by Sami Treloar will perform as the Boston and Montana band in national contests and a 34 piece Billings contract. The Bernardi carnival promises four riding devices and ten shows on four fair days. Hathaway's Red Lodge dramatic company will tour Montana with a locally produced program to educate and entertain, with volunteer cast and small admission.
The Society of Montana Pioneers will hold its thirty ninth annual gathering in Missoula August 24 to 26, the largest in the society’s history. Officers include Charles W. Cook, Mary J. Kline, J. D. Conrad, J. A. Sanders, with plans for a three day program and a welcome visit from former Senator W. A. Clark.
Butte June 5 Pipestone Springs hotel on the east slope of the continental divide 26 miles from Butte was destroyed by fire with losses estimated at 340 000 George Mc Pherson a lessee was overcome by smoke and rescued after difficulty Several guests suffered loss of personal property The building was frame construction and flames spread rapidly burning the plunge and other baths were saved
G H Murray Company plaintiff sues Charles Heacox with a decree of foreclosure. The sheriff will sell July 1 1922 at 2 pm at the court house front door in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana. The property is the north half of section 8 township 1 north range 14 east M P meridian. Dated June 5 1922. G B Long Sheriff By F R Hickman Under Sheriff. First pub June 8 Last June 29
Washington J. Paine as assignee of Lyman O. Ewing of Big Timber Montana gives final proof for Garey Act entry No B 91 on north west quarter section ten township three north range fifteen east M P Meridian before C N Skillman U S commissioner at Big Timber Mont on July 11 1922 Witnesses include W E Snyder Frank Knoke Eugene Knoke and Eugene H Cummings all of Glasston P O Montana First published June 8 1922 Last published July 6 1922
Delinquent assessments on shares of W. J. Hannah administrator of Robert J. Roberts estate for certificate 65, 12.8 shares, 64.00 due. Stock sale scheduled at Big Timber court house July 15, 1922 at 2 p.m. to cover dues and costs. Also sheriff sale notice for Wells-Dickey Co. vs Currie with land described in Sweet Grass County. Additional notices list land entries and probate hearings in Big Timber.
Ulysses G. Patrick of Hunter's Hot Springs Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim for SE% and SEX% SW Section 32 Township 1 N Range 12 E M P Meridian. The proceedings will be before C N Skillman U S Commissioner at Big Timber Montana on July 17 1922. Witnesses: Francis Ferris Ruby Markham Thomas Taylor Gunder G Gjerde and George C Davenport. First pub June 8 1922 last July 6
Leo Overfelt of Big Timber Mont filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on land described as SW section 34 township 2N range 14E MPM. The hearing will be before C N Skillman U S Commissioner in Big Timber on July 12 1922. Witnesses listed include Hugh Overfelt James Connolly Ben Long and Charles Hecox all of Big Timber.
Office at Bozeman Montana May 27 Fred W Thompson of Big Timber Montana files three year proof to establish a claim on non coal land for southwest quadrant of northeast, northwest and southeast quarters section 7 township 1 south range 15 east air M P meridian. He will present witnesses James Law Harry Duffey Albert Albright Enteretts Bailey all of Big Timber Montana on July 11 1922.
Notice of closing registration for the Primary Nominating Election. The Montana Section 566 Chapter 48 Revised Codes 1921 requires the county clerk’s office to close the registration book at 5 p m on July 15 1922. Electors may register in Big Timber before the county clerk or with a deputy registrar or notary public or justice of the peace as provided by law. Dated at Big Timber this day.
Howard Mason and heirs of Thomas Mason deceased seek three year proof to establish their claim on Lots 1 2 3 4 section 29 township 2 south range 13 east M P meridian McLeod Montana. Hearing before U S Commissioner C N Skillman Big Timber Montana July 6 1922. Witnesses include George Moore Philip son Stuart Nicholson George Kaufman. First pub June 1 1922 last June 29
Notice filed June 6, 1922 by Bernard Bernsten Ingebard Olsen and Anna Miland heirs at law of Thomas Bentson deceased requests the court determine and declare rights of all interested parties and to decide distribution. Real property described includes multiple parcels in section eight and seventeen township two south range seventeen east Sweet Grass County Montana totaling 320 acres.
Will iam B. Harlan of Stockade Montana files April 15 1922 to contest Almer Hazen Absarokee Montana for homestead entry serial 011204 lot 2 sw ne se% wx e% sw section 6 lot 2 exnw% section 7 township 3 s range 16 e mp meridian. Allegations claim lack of residence improvements cultivation or grazing and not due to army service. Hazen must answer within twenty days after fourth publication June 8 1922 or entry canceled.
George H. Flynn trustee files suit against Thoren C Imlay and others seeking an order of sale dated June 17 1922 at 2 10 pm at the court house front door in Big Timber Montana for the east half of section 10 township 1 south range 17 east Montana principal meridian containing about 320 acres more or less per description
Legal public notice dated May 23 1922 issued by the Under Sheriff with first publication May 28 1922 and last publication June 15 1922 detailing court or property process and deadlines for action.
Livingston report lists items for the First State Bank Building in Big Timber including electric building collections and adjustments. Details indicate financial actions affecting property or accounts.
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