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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1929
Page
2
720 acre ranch for sale ten miles northeast of Big Timber Montana with 166 cultivated acres 50 percent plow land balance pasture five springs six buildings including house and barn on mail route suitable for stock or grain farming contact C C Bailey Big Timber Mont plus miscellaneous small ads list farm goods pigs and help wanted notes and thanks card excerpts
The record shows Senator Walsh of Montana voted for the farm bill yesterday after erroneous reports of a vote against it. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts voted against the measure. The Associated Press issues this correction.
Entries for the ram sale at the Midland Empire Fair in Billings under the Montana Woolgrowers' Association close July 1. The sale on September 5 aims to unite buyers and sellers of purebred stock for small farm flocks, with support from the State College and extension service. A wool show accompanies the sale and a complete catalogue will be issued after entries close.
New Mexico hosts extensive forest cover with a grass stand totaling about 16 billion board feet. The measure highlights the state’s timber resources and potential for wood products.
A January 30 1896 Pioneer column notes residents like Mike Lyons from Big Elk Sydney Fox in Park County court M H Morand building a 24 by 24 feet residence Third Avenue East Ed Sayre visiting sheep interests from Martinsdale BP Fallang attends Melville meeting Holden family arrives from the east Rev Pritchard from Livingston seed grain for Pioneer Milling Chet Bostwick buys supplies for new Gardiner saloon Wolf and coyote counts in Yellowstone County paid by state Shanks sisters plan Pacific coast trip O M Hanscom lectures Yellowstone Park travel Meagher County fire at Big Elk details Thos Noble cites firemen and near miss windstorm
A. B. Gould, mayor of Contact, visits town. Mr. and Mrs. Schmidthofer welcome a daughter born last Tuesday. Lowry & Whitfield take over Bis Timber Furniture and Mercantile. O Clyde Anderson sells Home Telephone holdings to become rancher. successor Joseph Bates. Miss Sadie Daffey visits Miss Sadie Phillips. trip to Hunters Springs. Langston family in Melville announce birth of a daughter. District court held by Judge Henry on relosure proceedings. Kaiserman to retain a young electrician. Jake praised by friends. W. A. Clarke returns from Livingston with 240 head sold and total sales around 2000 animals. G. B. Pope on a short eastern trip. Ladies tour Yellowstone Park. Wool market quiet. Brigge Ellis Co. clip unsold. Recent Miles City papers report an assassination attempt on Geo Roberts by Arizona Bill. Weddings: Charlies Bennett and Amelia Tremred wed June 22 in Melville. Rev. Lucas G Englestad presided at the Tromrad home. Bride wore princess marquisate and lace over white satin. Bridesmaids Clare Trearud Eva large presented with many gifts.
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