Notice Seeks Reward Information From Sweet Grass Members
Claimant Fred Lunceford of Melville Montana offers 250 dollars for information leading to the arrest and convictions of Winsborough and others. Members of the Sweet Grass Stockgrowers Association must notify Grant Bishir secretary before July 19 1924 at Hunters Hot Springs Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winsborough
Fred Lunceford
Melville, Mont
Sweet Grass Stockgrowers’ Association
Grant Bishir
Sec
Sweet Grass Stock. Assn
Hunters Hot Springs
Mont
Fishing rod repair ad at Gem Cafe by Nick Lorig
Advertisement offers fishing rod repairs with guaranteed work left at Gem Cafe. Contact Nick Lorig for service details and drop off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gem Cafe
Nick Lorig
Sheriff Candidate Declares Candidacy in Sweet Grass County
XY announces candidacy for Republican nomination for sheriff of Sweet Grass county. He pledges strict law enforcement and rejects invisible government, promising economical impartial and efficient administration if elected, subject to the August 26 primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
Nye Seeks Republican Nomination For County Commissioner
Nels Nye announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county commissioner. He pledges fair treatment for all county citizens and to serve the public, not just his own community, subject to voters at the primary on August 26.
State Senator John T Esp Renominates in August Primary
State Senator John T Esp of Sweet Grass County announces seeking renomination at the August primary. He pledges to reduce government expenses and taxes if nominated and elected, promising a square deal for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
John T.esp
Boddy Seeks Sweet Grass County Commissioner Nomination
In a July statement Ed F Boddy of Gibson Montana declares his candidacy for the Republican nomination for county commissioner of Sweet Grass County subject to the August primary. He pledges a strict impartial and economical administration if nominated and elected.
Whitney Seeks Sweet Grass Assessor Job on Republican Ticket
A. Dell Whitney files as the Republican candidate for Sweet Grass county assessor. He promises to cut assessed valuations to their rightful level and pledges absolute fairness as his guiding slogan during his term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
Rupert Pledges Candidacy for Sweet Grass County Representative
FOR REPRESENTATIVE the republican nomination for representative of Sweet Grass county subject to the will of the electors at the primary of August 26 I pledge myself if nominated and elected to serve the agricultural stock business and all other interests of the county to the best of my ability Co A Rupert Melville Mont
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Deegan
Sweet Grass County
Co. A. Rupert
Melville, Mont
Rees Seeks renomination for Sweet Grass Clerk of Court
John E. Rees announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for renomination to the office of clerk of the court of Sweet Grass county. He pledges the same duty and economy in office if nominated and elected, subject to the August primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
County Clerk and Recorder Candidate Announcement 1924
W A Conwell announces candidacy for Republican nominating for Clerk and Recorder to be decided in the August 26 1924 primary. He pledges prompt courteous service to taxpayers if nominated and elected.
Clyde E. Davis Seeks Sweet Grass County Treasurer Nomination
The statement announces Clyde E. Davis on the Republican ticket seeking renomination for Sweet Grass County treasurer. He pledges his best efforts in service to county residents if nominated and elected, with the primary set for August 26, 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Clyde E. Davis
Clyde E, Davis
Visitors and local news in Laurel and nearby
Mrs Eathen Austin visits Laurel with sisters Mrs Boyles and Mrs Bassett while Miss Doris Hickman from Big Timber visits aunt Mrs Zilla Malone. Local figures travel to Billings for summer teachers college opening. Farmers Elevator Co holds annual meeting with steady leadership and good dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eathen Austin
Boyles
Bassett
Laurel
Doris Hickman
Big Timber
Zilla Malone
Thomas Friend
Rev. Lasiter
E. ©. Schuyler
Columbus
Eva May Elgin
Opal Rash
Billings
Chester Frazer
Bridger Creek
Hjalmer Egeland
P. McDonald
Butte
Egeland
Vinton Guthrie
Park City
Shade Bare
Lewis Guthrie
Mary Hiner
Fitz Hickman
Guy Carlton
Arthur Tool
Mont
H. S. Tool
Evangelical Church
Farmers Elevator Co
Guthrie Hall
Irve Rash
Wm. Rubin
Chas. Ruckman
T. W Marshall
A. P. Brumfield
Swan Lind
P. Roebel
S. Andrews
Joe Deeney
Cyrus Hart
Grey Cliff Social Roundup From Grey Cliff Montana
A local notices page recounts visitors and town happenings in Grey Cliff and nearby Big Timber. Names include Ole Esp Jim and Goldie Myers, Floyd Nepstad, Andrew Peterson and Harold Branne s family. Events span dances picnics shows and social visits with updates on building, farming, and health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole Esp
Grey Cliff
Jim Whiting
Mr. Moulton
Jim Crocker
Bob Clevidence
John Weidenger
John
Clarence Flattum
George Hughes
George
Frank Turvey
Billings
Oscar Broughton
Oscar
Frank Miller
Frank
Clarence Anderson
Gobbler’s Gulch
Goldie Myers
Minneapolis
Goldie
Andrew Peterson
Missoula
Andrew
Sweetheart
Darling
Big Timber
Arcade
Floyd Nepstad
Floyd
Oscar Rostad
Ike Lay
Orr
Carolina Hausserman
Willie Lay
Harold Branne
Elgin
Early Big Timber School Tales Through 1898
A narrative history of Big Timber’s early school years from 1886 to 1898, detailing teachers, student life, and local changes. It follows Mrs. Thomas, Eva Hunter, Archie Woods, Geo Brown, Geo Simpson, Prof. Rees, Miss Jacobs, and others as the district built a brick schoolhouse, faced tax hurdles, and saw rising academic work including early high school studies led by O. G. Taylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Green House
Court House
Park
Gallatin County
Archie Woods
Rees
Jacobs
Baker
Stanley
Minta Cellars
Sweet Grass County
Park County
Mattie Blake
Bessie Merrilees
O. G. Taylor
Beeson
Wool buyers arrive as county fair nears
Eighteen years ago items note wool buyers arriving while ten thousand dollars in prizes await at the county fair. Contests at the Fair store draw votes for Mrs A Duffey and Mrs Louisa Stokes. Warmer topics include sheep shearing, wagon shipments, and local deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Kelly
Helena
Selmer Solberg
Clarence Browning
Hunters Springs
Beulah Busha
J. A. Lowry & Co
C. A. Caulkins
Chico
Grace Carter
Fair Store
A. Duffey
Louisa Stokes
Miles City
Twodot
Messrs
Quigley & Parks
Clark
Billings
Sheridan
Ole Birkeland
Grey Cliff
Boulder Country
Mr. Birkeland
J. H. Whiting
Bridger Creek
Bliss
Ash
Deer Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ruth S. Colby
Melville
American Eagle Cafe and Lodging House
McLeod Street
Patterson Store
Tom Kue
Becergier
Tamworth
C. E. Crum
H.R Spotts
Topeka
Kans
Cook Hotel
Cook Fitch
East
Boulder
Call Cook Hotel
Busha Ranch
Green House
Frank Chase
Leon Olmstead
American Eagle Cafe
A. P. O'Leary
Apply Cook Hotel
Gibson
Pioneer Office
Bott
Motor Inn
Big Timber Supply Co
K. Rennebaum
Guy Skillman
Big Time Timber
Dr. Riesland
Northwest
Grand Hotel
Jake Magelssen
Franklin Ranch
Claude Patton
Seven Mile Creek
Reward
Frank Kloeckner
George Harlan
Reed Point
Camp Life
Hickman Hardware Co
Superior
F. O. B. Big Timber
Big Timber Garage
Electric Shoe
Jim Olson
G. B. Duane
R. J. Wright
H. P. Mooney
Nels Nye
A. (Dell) Whitney
John E. Rees
W. A. Conwell
E. M. Humphrey
Conway
Iowa
Blanche
C. Damewood
Ben” Forsythe
C. T. Busha
Geo. Brown
Geo. Simpson
J. T. Vaughan
Livingston
James Medley
Friends
George Lyons
Norton & Lyons
Twedot
Moorehead
Minn
Concordia College
Thomas Riley
Boston
J. P. Clark
A. G. Keller
H. C. Pound
Eagle Lodge
C. J. Adams
Reinbeck
Browning
Adams
Lindley
St. Mark’s Church
E. O. Clark
H. Nicholson
W. L. Shanks
T. G. Shipton
J. E. Hall
Episcopal Church of Montana
James H. Wick
W. H. Donald Melville
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