Reward for Conviction in Stock Theft Case
A $250 reward is offered for information leading to the first conviction of any person stealing horses or cattle belonging to a paid up member of the Sweet Grass Stock Growers Association on the protected list. Grant Bishir, Secretary, Munters Hot Springs, Montana.
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Sweet Grass Stock Growers Association
Grant Bishir
Munters Hot Springs
Mont
May Attendance Record of Rural Schools Lists Busy Pupil Mobility
The monthly report shows many pupils from Glasston to Knob Hill were never absent or late, with teachers listed for Glasston, McLeod, Boulder, Grey Cliff, Deer Creek, and other districts. A second list notes names of pupils who were never absent nor tardy during the school year, including Morlen Flattem and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasston
Emma Franklin
Iva Bowman
Alice Franklin
Ellen
Ommund Osen
Phyllis Sandsness
Ape Butler
Lawrence Jackman
Leon i
Leasby
Clara Solberg
Grant Carpenter
Donald Clegg
Mike
Hasel Mason
Donald
Walter
Dorothy
Jean Nicholson
Lucille Coles
Rapetad
Kathleen Varney
Archie
William
Gertrude Ostrom
Alfred
Alma
Alice
Edith Redd
Ralph Sandsness
Swamp Creek
Katherine Ballard
Emil
Norman Hauge
Agnes
Margaret
Olga Hegdal
Pine Hills
Catherine Laux
Zona
Beth
Harold Coles
Anna Mae
James Wyn
Mary
John
Violet Widdicombe
Margeret Blankenship
Ragie Point
Ethelee
Thameeth
Stuart Moorelyn Rose
le Lower Dry Fork
Eve Eius, Jr
Water Cunningham
Knob Hill
Goldie Shipton
Omar Stare
Reseeil Hokanson
Robert Lindner
Johnny
Kathleen Viets
Morlen Flattem
Lilly
Peter and
Olando Terland
Marjeric
Youths head to Yellowstone for summer work
Wayne Eder leaves for Yellowstone park for summer employment. The community reports multiple movements and events including funerals, chautauquas, visits and a house fire with details of who attended and where they traveled. The school bond payoff reduces overall indebtedness. A Grey Cliff Womans club meeting announces a future sale and lunch event with members and guests listed.
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Wayne Eder
Yellowstone Park
Goddard
Big Timber
Linnie Kile
Wilma Wimsett
Harriet Findley
Columbus
KE J. Smith
Burton Smith
Grey Chm
Tom Deckert
Mildred
Grant Orth
Acme
Wyo
Eugene Best
Edgar
Tower Falls
Elsie Baxter
Lauvel
Tad Hee
Lester Faw
Evenda
Irvin Miller
Bridger Creek Divide
Mondas
Clarence Anderson
E. H. Thompson
N. Dak
Toe
Jehan Jash
Neumann
Grey Cliff Womans Club
George Bailey
Bridger Creek
Bailes
Ida Lay
E. K. McComas
Mattie Orr
N. Lay
S. Carter
J. Kepler
Eva Hausserman
E. Schmidt
Fahlgren
H. P. Forsythe
F. Utermohle
H. Gerwitz
H. Braaten
Meadames
A. E. Modie
S. Fraser
N. Krone
N. Fraser
A. Krone
J. A. Johnson
Grace Elgen
Agnes Terland
Western States Press for Equal Grain Rates in Northwest
Washington officials and Portland representatives argued before the Interstate Commerce Commission for equalized grain rates west of the Cascades. S. J. Wettrick urged leveling Puget Sound and Columbia River points with Portland to help Seattle and Washington farmers, while Portland’s W. C. McCulloch defended current lower-rate justification due to grade costs.
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Washington
Seattle
Portland
Pacific Northwest
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tacoma
Washington State Department of Public Works
S. J. Wettrick
Oregon
Snake River
William C. McCulloch
Wettrick
United States
Puget
Columbia River
Etnie Mieten
Dusting Off The Old Ones Pioneer notes July 13 1906
The cow ordinance will be strictly enforced with owners warned. The Homeland Circle to meet in church parlors next Wednesday afternoon. A. R. Cavane returned from work on the telephone line north. Bell Telephone connects Big Timber and Lewistown. Morand remains noted for fishing prowess and belt holding. Vacant houses in town spark interest in winter housing. Crazy Mountains distance estimates vary widely. Livingston Concrete and Mfg. Co. begins paving under Frank Beley. A fatal sunstroke incident near Livingston claims a man, brother of attorney John T. Smith. Western cattle market outlook stays strong. Texas cattle begin moving as Northwest buyers stay active. Last week's sales included Texas cattle averaging 1244 lbs at 5.25 and 620 lb calves at 5.00–5.10.
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Pioneer Files
Homeland Circle
A. R. Cavane
Bell Telephone
Big Timber
Lewistown
M. F. Morand
Morand
Crazy Mountains
Livingston Concrete
Mfg. Ge
Frank Beley
Livingston
John T. Smith
Stock Commission Merchants of
Chicago
Pioneer
Texas
Northwestern
Notable Local Happenings Eighteen Years Ago
Recap of past events includes Stuart Uf Nicholson returning from Seattle to study, Frank Sharkey from a health resort, and a bereavement in the Dame family with a daughter born last Tuesday. Elevator plans at Reed Point stir White Beaver farming, Lavine sheep sale to Lehfeldt, and bridge damage near Springdale after high water.
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Stuart Uf. Nicholson
Seattle
Frank Sharkey
Fred A. Dame
Glass-Lindsay
Elmer Sanderson
Miles City
W. 8. Clack
J. M. Tuiner
White Beaver
Reed Point
Lavine
Belcher & Glover
Louis Lehfeldt
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Cook Hotel
K. Rennebaum
Call
Electric Shoe Shop
O. J. Ellingson
Meuley Bell
Durham
J. H. Hausserman
Inquire Pioneer Office
W. G. Liebel
Poland
China
J. C. Price
B. McAdams
M Loan
Balidieg & Association
J. A. Lowry
Treas
Mamie G. Shatts
K. F. W. Chase
Corkins
Billings
Grasd
Tueaday
Tow
J. A. Lowry & CO
Grand Neotel
Big Timba
Times
Sweet Grass County
Mery
Caka
Patterson Undertaking CO. Big Timber, Ment
J. A. Lowry Laesaeend
Grey Ci
Heaer Roll of Rural Schools
Howie
Joyce K. Laird
Lillian Backen
Willma Rostad
McLeod
Willa Pope
Julia Cook
Boulder
Margaret Hannah— Troyd
Morley Lamp
Robert McKenzie
Marjorie Mosier
Grey Cut
Helen Chisholm
Morlan Flattum
Lee
Eileen Sanders
Willie
Dora Peterson
Grey Cliff
Anne Chisholm -Hart
Howard Forsythe
Lorraine Hughes
Noris Price
Lucile Sanders
Deer Creek
Gwendolyn Decker -Helmar Branne
Clarence
Oscar
Kenneth Elgen
Ronald
John Hoyem
Talmer
Evelyn
Ruby Olson
Barbara
Martha Duffey
Dry Creek
Gertrude Frost—Betinidsa
Harold
Herbert Tinaland
Homestead
Opal Nash
Orville Uhhig
Medley
Carrie Condra
Joseph
Eli
Michael Lamach
Sunnyside
Martha Db
Allen—Melvin
Merle Fish
Peaceful Valleys
Mary L. McEwen
Robert Langston
Carney
Gertrude Holinger
Rush Templeton
Jean Yardley
Mendenhall
Joss J
Crosby
Rae Bonebright
Lucky Center
Ellen Shaughnessy
Pas
Freda
Edna Knddy
Robert Ruhl
Sophie
Walter Strey
Kent Jake
Bessie Robinson
Ray Mosier
Helena Anderson
Leota Hughes
Berton Robinson
Milo
June
Lola Westervelt
Bridge
Jennie Reaping
Kenneth and
Daniel Officer
Dorothy Krogen
Letha Bly
Offcer
Dolly Voges
Reho Fanning
Phillip Hare
Hareett
Ellen Peterson
Loran
Marvin Hemphrey
Lowise Callp
Kent
Nora Fraser
Ralph
Clarence Berrie
Chas
Irene Hausserman
George
Marjorie Mac Marlow
Peter
Claude
Lilly Terland
Sour Dough
Vivian Taylor
Clair Nevin
Duck Creek
Dorothy Nye
Hobby
Tommy
Hetty
Jaretha Jarrett
Glenn
Hazel Stewart
Lois Halsey
Victor Strub
Ellis
Alice Grande
Paul
Henry Stole
East Boulder
Evelyn Keen
Everett
Paul Carter
Vernon
Marguerite Bryan
Alva
June Ewan
Jim Rebeccs Woolsey
Irving
Jerome Johnson
Georgia Baker
Elizabeth Blakeley
Grace Eap
Helen Will
B. E. Berg
Grove
Bree
Pioneer Tiles
Springdale
Yellowstone
Sherri Fallang
Ollie Brammer
Fshing
Lake Adam
Glass- Lindsay
Gridley
United States National Museum
Melville
Norman E. Hale
Edith Wetzel
Oxford
Tid
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