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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1922
Page
2
Oil town Basin Wyoming listing includes a house and two lots plus four lots in Basin, Big Timber. Ford car with two Ford stand attachments, several good work horses, mules and saddle horses, and extra farm machinery. Seller Leo J. Cremer. 24-tf
1 560 acres ranch near Big Timber Montana with 500 acres irrigated land and remaining pasture. Water rights strong with open water in winter. 127 cattle and 18 horses included with farming implements. Address Cook Hotel Big Timber Montana. Terms 1.50 per month for near pasture and 1.00 per month for Nunley pasture. Listed by Geo. H. Gallup.
Picnic grounds at Mc Leod will be fitted for all without a celebration this year. A big dance will be held in the evening and the plunge remains open all day. Ice cream and lemonade will be served to visitors.
Load cattle and sheep at Springdale Big Timber Grey Cliff Reed and Merrill on August 3. The shipper notes shipping August 2 last year brought the state’s highest cattle price. Signed W. R. Stokes.
O R Duncan announces McLeod stage line will relinquish the route on July 1 but will operate in Big Timber every Wednesday and Saturday. Passenger express and freight service will be accommodated with orders left at Phillips Drug Co. Duncan will meet both stubs on those days and seeks patronage for service to any point on the Boulder.
About 93 percent of Southern Pacific shopmen on the coast and gulf states voted for a strike over wage cuts while 95 percent of Union Pacific and Santa Fe shopmen voted to strike. L S Gordon, secretary of the Southern Pacific federation of shop employees, said the federation includes 20 000 shop workers and announced the action.
Early returns from the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes and Railway Shop Laborers indicate an overwhelming majority favor a strike after the wage cuts ordered by the railroad labor board. About 40 000 ballots checked, figures withheld pending joint action with other affected unions. Some members favor striking now, but most want a walkout only if other workers join in.
Mrs. Small suffers apoplexy at the governor’s home in Kankakee after returning from Waukegan where the governor was acquitted of conspiracy charges. Hope for recovery is limited as relatives and friends recall her recent frail health and efforts to attend the governor’s trial conclusion.
Lewistown June 2 Detra N Michilson 26 a former Detroit native and Ringling Meagher county teacher killed herself with poison in a rooming house. A note directed to notify Fargo North Dakota official L C Quinn. Acting Coroner Fred Skalicky ruled death self inflicted no inquest needed. The deceased had arrived in Lewistown recently from Ring Hoe.
A primary election notice appears for Reider County announcing a salnty arts office. The Grass counts subject to republican election protections and is dated August 29, 1921. Horace is listed as a candidate.
A Ruth Sheridan announces candidacy for renomination for clerk and recorder of Sweet Grass county subject to Republican primary on August 29 1922. Chas B Lamb also seeks nomination for the same office subject to the August 29 1922 Republican primary.
Clyde E Davis announces candidacy for Sweet Grass county treasurer subject to Republican primary August 29 1922. Paul L Van Cleve Sr also seeks the Republican nomination pending electors decision at the same August 29 1922 primary.
A set of party filings announces candidates for Sweet Grass county county commissioner. W N Nye seeks Democratic support, Ole Birkeland seeks Republican nomination, each subject to party primary on August 29, 1922. The notices urge Republican electors to vote in the primary.
In Sweet Grass County the Republican party announces Mary Genevy’s candidacy for county superintendent of schools. The filing states support from party members and a primary election planned for August.
A political notice proclaims a candidate for sheriff in Sweet Grass County subject to the August primary. The statement asserts qualification, commitment to duties, and intent to run in the election, with emphasis on the candidate's ability and public service.
A legislative notice states the nomination date will be determined by voters in the upcoming primary, indicating the decision hinges on the will of the electorate with a reference to 1922.
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