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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1922
Page
7
On June 25 1922 Rev P Sheehy pastor leads services at St Joseph's Catholic Church The church holds services on the second Sunday of each month at 10 30 and the fourth Saturday of each month at 10 o clock
St Mark's Episcopal Church ends Sunday School for summer vacation and announces preaching services on the first and third Sundays of each month at 11 a m.
Sunday school at Congregational Church is scheduled for 10 a m. No additional details available.
Rev. Wilber Isley, pastor, leads Sunday services at 11 a.m. in the Auditorium and 8 p.m. at Glasston for evening preaching for several months. McKenzie School House holds a 2 p.m. preaching service and Sunday School at 3 p.m.
In Denver, Orville J. Turley confessed to Deputy District Attorney Kenneth W. Robinson that he killed Mrs Emma Wise and had no accomplice. Police said Wise was found in a furnace air shaft. Turley had claimed an accomplice but later said the person was imaginary. District Attorney Vancise later doubted Turley was the slayer.
Mrs. Jane Brown leads Union Sunday School at Mrs. R. F. Broughton residence each Sunday at 10 a.m with preaching at 11 a.m.
Lutheran Church reports no preaching service due to pastor's absence in Minneapolis. YP League meets at 7 p.m. No midweek services until further notice. Choir rehearsals set for every Tuesday at 7 p.m.
Elder A. J. Lockett conducts Sabbath services every week at the Dun can’s garage building behind. Sabbath School starts at 2 p m and the main service at 3 p m. No Sunday evening meetings until June due to the pastor attending a world conference in San Francisco.
Rev A T Peck conducts Methodist outreach at Fishtail Reed Point and the local services. Attend to receive a sample and consider more ongoing sessions.
Sheriff G B Long of Sweet Grass County Montana will sell at public auction on July 1 1922 at 2 o clock p m at the front door of the courthouse Big Timber Montana the north half of section 8 township 1 north range 14 east M P meridian Sweet Grass county. Dated June 5 1922. Under Sheriff F R Hickman. First pub June 8 1922 Last June 29 1922.
Notice from Dry Creek Canal Company Big Timber Montana that delinquent assessments dated May 1 1922 on W J Hannah administrator for Robert J Roberts deceased certificate 65 124 5 shares amount 64 00 will be sold at Big Timber court house July 15 1922 at 2 PM per board orders extending sale from June 24 1922 to July 1922 to cover costs and delinquencies indicating office locations and secretary treasurer J J Lanagan.
Washington I Paine assignee Lyman O Ewing of Big Timber Montana gives final proof for Carey Act entry No B 31 for the NW quarter of section 10 township 3N range 15E MPM before C N Skillman U S commissioner at Big Timber Montana on July 11 1922 witnesses W E Snyder Frank Knoke Eugene Knoke Eugene H Cummings all of Glasston Montana First pub June 8 1922 Last pub July 6 1922
In the district court of the Sixth Judicial district Sweet Grass County Montana the estate of George W. Baker deceased is cited for probate. On June 24 1922 at 2 PM the court will hear Emma B. Baker petition for letters testamentary and any interested party may contest. Filed June 6 1922 J E Rees Clerk attorneys Davis & Kelly. Also public notice of homestead entry by Ulysses G Patrick at Munter’s Hot Springs Montana May 2 1922 for lot 3 section 32 township 4 south.
Range 12 east M P meridian claimant files three year proof to establish claim to land described. Before Co N Skillman U S Commissioner in Big Timber Montana on July 17 1922. Witnesses listed: Francis Ferris Big Timber Ruby Markham Thomas Taylor Springdale Gunder G Gjerde White Sulphur Springs. George C Davenport non coal land register. First pub June 8 1922 last July 6 1922.
Leo Overfelt of Big Timber Montana filed intent to make three year proof to establish his homestead entry for SW% of section 34 township 2 north range 14 east M P meridian. He will appear before U S Commissioner C N Skillman in Big Timber on July 12 1922 with witnesses Hugh Overfelt James Connolly Ben Long and Charles Hecox all of Big Timber Montana.
Fred W. Thompson of Big Timber Mont files three-year proof to establish his homestead claim titled Skillman U S Commissioner office Big Timber on the 7th day of July 1922. Witnesses named are James Law Harry Duffey Albert Albright and Joe Bailey all of Big Timber Mont.
Notice is given that Montana law closes the county registration book at 5 p.m. July 15 1922 for the August 29 1922 primary nominating election. Electors may register with the county clerk in Big Timber or before a deputy registrar or notary public or justice of the peace as provided by law. A. Ruth Sheridan county clerk dated June 3 1922 Big Timber Sweet Grass Montana.
Wells-Dickey Company sues Angus Currie and Bessie Currie and First National Bank of Harlowton. A sheriff’s sale is set for June 24 1922 at 2 pm at the Big Timber courthouse for a 320 acre tract in section 8 township 5N range 14E comprising SW N1/2 SE, SE 1/4 SE, SW 1/4 NE, plus more, under a court order.
24 township 3 north range 13 east M P meridian files notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim before Thomas E Hayden U S Commissioner San Francisco California on July 10 1922 with witnesses Sigurd Lavold Oskar Vik Charles Miller Thorval Sominson all of Big Timber Geo C Davenport as the U S Commissioner witnesses First published June 1 1922 last June 29
Howard Mason, heir of Thomas Mason deceased of McLeod Montana, filed a three year proof to establish a homestead entry for Lots 1 2 3 4 section 29 township 2 south range 13 east Big Timber Montana. The hearing before U S Commissioner C N Skilman is set for July 6 1922. Witnesses include George Moore Philipson Stuart Nicholson and George Kaefman from Gibson McLeod and Big Timber Montana.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas Bentson deceased Bernard Bernsten Ingebar Olsen and Anna Miland file a petition to ascertain and declare rights of all interested parties It asks the court to determine to whom distribution should be made Real estate described includes sections 8 17 township 2 south range 17 east Sweet Grass County Montana totaling about 320 acres All named heirs appeared and claim interest Others not named are cited to appear August 21 1922 at 2 00 PM in Big Timber Montana to show cause why the petition should not be granted
Public notice from J. E. Rees Clerk of the District Court in Sweet Grass County Montana identifies Heiley and Parcells of Columbus as attorneys. First publication June 8 1922 with last publication June 29.
A brief item notes Livingstone and Big Timber in connection with bank building collections, ratings, and adjustments. The notice references First State Bank Building and Electric Building as key sites affected by financial actions. No further details provided.
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