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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1931

Page

8

Local Notes and Updates From Gibson and Surrounding Towns

Local briefs cover visitors from the University of Washington and Stenwood Washington, births in Reed Point and Big Timber, trips to Columbus, and social events. Ronald Thorson’s funeral details, state gambling warnings, Pythian Sisters gathering, and ranch shearing plans near Martinsdale are noted alongside regional farm and business updates.

Salesman May Have Taken Himself Out

Sheriff James Kochel said H. J. Ryland a Minneapolis salesman believed slain probably disappeared of his own accord. A company telegram asked for his arrest. His car, Minnesota plate 101 888, was found with debt clues and his papers show heavy indebtedness. He vanished from Bowman North Carolina June 8 with a transient.

Ryland Bowman N. C Baker

Senator Walsh Honored by Alma Mater in Wisconsin

Sen Thomas J Walsh of Montana received an honorary doctor of laws at the University of Wisconsin graduation in Madison. He backed President Hoover's plan to postpone war debt payments and urged Congress to act to avoid European economic collapse that could harm American enterprises.

Madison Wis Thomas J. Walsh Montana University of Wisconsin Hoover Congress Walsh Europe

Justice Siddons Dies From Heart Attack

Justice Frederick L. Siddons of the District of Columbia supreme court died suddenly of heart disease at 66. A London native, he presided over the trial of Harry F. Sinclair on jury shadowing charges in the senate contempt case and sentenced Sinclair to jail. He served 15 years on the local bench and had been a former city commissioner.

Washington Frederick L. Siddons District of Columbia Supreme Court London Siddons Harry F. Sinclair Senate Sarah Siddons Supreme Court

Joseph A. Rawls Dies At Lewistown Age 49

Joseph A. Rawls a leading Milwaukee railroad conductor in Montana died in Lewistown at 49 after a mastoid operation He had 22 years with the railroad dating from 1909 He served as Knights Templar commander Boy Scout head county high school board elder in the Presbyterian church He is survived by his wife Mrs Rawls and four sons Parents live at Plattsmouth Nebraska.

Lewistown Joseph A. Rawls Milwaukee Railroad Montana Rawls Knights Templar Presbyterian Church

Colorado's Oldest Woman Resident Dies

Mme. Luther E. L. DeOthe Colorado's oldest citizen died Sunday night after more than 22 years at the old ladies home. Her remarkable life included witnessing Lincoln's assassination and roles as a Washington reporter and wife to a French diplomat in society circles.

Denver Mme Luther E. L. DeOthe Colorado Old Ladies' Home Abraham Lincoln Washington, D. C

Pneumonia Fatal After Auto Accident Claims Palmer

J. L. Palmer died from pneumonia resulting from injuries after a skid and rollover between Seattle and Bellingham Washington. He sustained two broken ribs puncturing a lung while traveling with three companions. Burial planned in Coffein Minnesota after receiving hospital care in Seattle. Palmer had worked at a Livingston newspaper and later in Billings before moving west.

Livingston Enterprise J. L. Palmer Seattle Bellingham Washington A! Shogren Mr. Palmer Palmer Coffein Tiinots Livingston Billings California

McPherson Faces Tax Dispute Over 1926 28 Income

Washington June 10 Aime Semple McPherson Los Angeles evangelist fights the Internal Revenue Bureau over 1926 1928 income reporting. Government says she owed 21339 while reporting 37490. audits include 31658 9523 in 1926 1927 to aid against possible indictments tied to her 1926 disappearance amid a kidnapping claim. A hearing set for Wednesday.

Washington Aime Semple McPherson Los Angeles Internal Revenue Bureau Los Angeles County

Famous bear case continues with injuries and long hospital stay

Merrifield testified about a bear attack causing deep lacerations to the face scalp and shoulders. The victim lost use of a leg below the knee and remains unable to do heavy work after a 28 day hospital stay.

Page Merrifield

Notice to Creditors Estate of Frank L Maxwell

In the district court of Montana Sweet Grass County the estate of Frank L Maxwell is administered. Creston L Crest as administrator asks creditors and claimants to present verified claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be sent to Chas W Campbell attorney in Big Timber Montana. Pub dates June 25 July 29 1931.

State of Montana Sweet Grass Frank L. Maxwell Chas. W. Campbell Big Timber Creston L. Crest

Also Mentioned on This Page

James Opland Martin Opland Gibson University of Washington Rhode Island Albert Hiller Stenwood Wash Charles Bliss Reed Point J. H. Preston Ted Kepler Columbus Sadie Bailey M. E. Bailey Lou Rothermel Kate Griffith L. J. Strafuss Rapelje Lars Wangsmo Howie Farmers’ Union Court House Charles Gregley Farmers’ Union Livestock Service J. T. Kelly Roberts Carbon County State Union Ronald Thorson George Thorson Abcesses Evangelical Church Andrew Roukema Mountain View Martin Stokke Springdale Georgia Nellie Blanche Almer Gordon Foot Brannin MacFarlane Esther Julian Butte Pythian Sisters Koffee Kup Bozeman Edna Goosey Betty Fransham Verda Shriver Signa Bailey Stuart Nicholson Ted C. Busha Lewis Terwilliger Holbrook South Dakota Martinsdale Dispatch A. Ingersoll Chicago Smith Ranch Vernon Galentine Ingersoll Roy Ingersoll Selmer H. Solberg A. C. Roecher Solberg Bob Lindsey Wenatchee L. J. Webb Ten Mile Mrs. Lindsey Henry Minnesota Missoni St. Louis Golden Rule Maysville Stillwater Wool Pool Butcher Creek Wood Peol Stillwater County S. B. Silberman Sons John Logan Columbus State Bank Deer Lodge Logan W. L. Ford White Sulphur Springs Berg K. A. R. Anderson Columbus Dispatch District Court G. M. Robertson Karl A. R. Anderson J. T. Cook Victor Herington Effie Herington B. F. Gunn J. P. Parsons Security Finance Corporation N. J. Thomas Sorrei A. E. Fry Limestone Sen. Walsh Justice Siddons Impicment J. J. Lacklen ED Bowman Erickson Frank Hazelbaker Will James Plenty Cops Cremer Outlaws Texas Longhorns Ruth Gusky Frank Gusky Tillie Bowman Buck Regan ED. Hendershot Cemnel “Rosebud Santiago Zorrilla Joe Lucas Detroit Slugger Aimee
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