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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1920
Page
2
Small town classifieds list real estate loans land scrip and local sales. Goods include hives, boots, wagons, tractors, cream separators and farm implements from Big Timber’s merchants with contact notes and dates.
Bee hives offered for sale at 2.50 dollars each with assembly by purchaser. Big Timber Lumber Co located at 32.
Complete line of A. I. Root Co. Bee supplies offered for sale. Also second hand hires available. Contact CG. W. Allen at 2901f.
Effective June 19th the signatories agree to close their businesses at 6 a.m. on Saturdays and all day on New Year’s Day Washington’s Birthday Memorial Day Fourth of July Labor Day Thanksgiving Christmas. Churchill and Amery Soren Rue Big Timber Supply House E R Patterson Co Patterson Furniture Store Golden Rule Store The Fair O Miller Yellowstone Stores Go J M Sawyer Co Veblen Hardware Co. 30-4
Ranchers invited to view the stallion Orchid at Lew Webbranch on Monday to Wednesday at West Side Livery Friday and Saturday. Other locations by appointment. Managed by T. A. Parker.
Listings show 30 head good work horses including a few mild cows. Also described are an Avery engine with 3-bottom plows a 24 by 40 Minnesota grain separator and a 4-bottom engine plow all in good as new condition. Terms fall payment posted by Leo J. Cremer Melville Montana.
320 acres of land about two miles west of Big Timber adjoining the H. O. Kellogg ranch on the east side. Terms easy. Inquire of Glass Bros, 20.
Two three room apartments available for rent at the Motor Inn. Inquire at the Motor Inn office for details and pricing.
Pleasant dance event announced for Grey Cliff with music and social hour at the hall on Saturday night. Found Sheep branding iron offered for reclamation and owner can obtain it at the Pioneer office by paying for this advertisement.
E G Struckman announces seeking the Republican nomination for county treasurer subject to the party primary on August 24 this year.
G. B. Long declares candidacy for renomination as sheriff, subject to the will of the Republican electors of Sweet Grass County at the primary election on August 24.
Fidelia L Geiger announces candidacy for county superintendent of schools in Sweet Grass County on the republican ticket subject to voters in the upcoming primary election.
H. H. Austin announces his candidacy for the representative seat in the Montana legislative assembly in the upcoming August 24 Republican primary. He states his intention to run under the party banner and seeks support from voters.
A. L. Bray announces his candidacy for the Democratic primary nomination for county treasurer of Sweet Grass County subject to the August primary electors action.
District Judge candidate E. M. Niles asks voters in the Sixth Judicial District for support in the August 24 primary. He pledges to ensure substantial justice, decide cases on merits, avoid delay, and discourage legal technicalities.
County Clerk and Recorder A. Ruth Sheridan faces renomination in the Republican primary on August 24, with the decision resting with GOP voters.
H. C. Pound announces candidacy for renomination for the office of clerk of the court subject to the will of the Republican electors in the August primary.
President Wilson told the World in a special interview that he is confident the Democratic convention in San Francisco will accept the Republican invitation to unite for the League of Nations. He expresses faith that Americans will support his vision.
The speaker criticizes the Chicago platform for masking core issues and aligning with detested influences. He argues the party aims to deny voters the chance to decide on key reforms and urges direct reference to historic figures to expose its approach.
Representative Mondell of Wyoming predicts an early session lead to substantial tax relief after the fiscal year ends, with a possible yearly surplus and potential reductions in government spending. He cites an anticipated FY 1921 surplus and notes a continued war debt burden until reductions are feasible. He does not specify exact tax law changes.
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