Hefferlin Dies a Montana Banker and Senator
Obituary recalls C S Hefferlin a Livingston banker and four year state senator noted for tax reform efforts. He led Park County tax associations and helped shape local finance before graveside service in Herrin with ministers and visiting dignitaries.
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Hefferlin
Park County
Montana
Senator Hefferlin
Livingston Lodge of Masons
Elks Lodge
C. S. Hefferlin & Son
Merchants Bank
Willontinue
C. Hf. Hefferlin
C. H. Hefferlin
Herrin mine massacre roils Illinois town as coroner verdict links officials
In Herrin on June 25 the coroner's jury ruled deaths from the Herrin mine violence resulted from acts by Southern Holiness Coal Company officials. The jury urged a formal investigation to identify individuals responsible.
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Herrin
Southern Holiness Coal Company
Silent Remains Buried in Herrin Mass Grave
On June 4 in Herrin the grave of sixteen workers from the labor conflict were laid to rest in a potter's field. The deceased were unidentified, their bodies marking a somber chapter in the town's labor struggle.
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Herrin
Potter's Field
White
Petroleum's rise from medicine to mass energy, Stoup predicts
Prof F B Stoup at the Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science says the future will be oil dominated from birth to death, with petroleum driving transport and heat. He traces petroleum from 1635 to Drake's 1859 wells and notes U S output around 450 million barrels annually, about seven tenths of world production.
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F. B. Stoup
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science
Pennsylvania
Col. K. L. Drake
Philadelphia Ledger
United States
Cowhand banter hints at desert life in Courier Journal
A satirical line from the Louisville Courier Journal contrasts cowhands and desert lore. It notes cactus spines clinging to jeans and a claim by a chaparral pro, reflecting rugged Western flavor in a newspaper quip.
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Louisville Courier. Journal
Each Of Us Can Help Hast en Recovery In Business
Forbes Magazine urges immediate action to improve homes and businesses. It encourages making desired purchases, starting construction, investing savings, launching aggressive plans, and adopting a more hopeful mindset now.
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Forbes Magazine
Psychologist Hall Reveals Odd View On 18-Year-Olds
An eminent psychologist, President Stanley Hall of Clark University, claims the typical American girl of eighteen is so interesting that a psychologist might almost kneel to her. The report suggests his discovery could alter long held notions about brain work and learning.
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Qu. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Rockefeller dies at 81 in Tarrytown estate
William Rockefeller, 81, dies of pneumonia with kidney trouble at his North Tarrytown estate overlooking the Hudson. He and brother John D. Rockefeller built the family oil fortune. A white granite mausoleum for him and his wife nears completion at Sleepy Hollow cemetery. The Rockefeller brothers recently revisited their Tioga county boyhood farm.
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Tarrytown
N. Y
William Rockefeller
John D
Hudson River
North Tarrytown
Sleepy Hollow
Mr. Rockefeller
William
Richford
Tioga County
Church Services At St Josephs Run Monthly Schedule
The Rev P Sheehy pastor at St Josephs Catholic Church conducts services the second Sunday of each month at 10 30 and the fourth Saturday at 10 oclock
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Rev. P. Sheehy
St Mark's Church Announces Summer Sunday School Dismissal
St Mark's Episcopal Church says Sunday School is dismissed for summer vacation while preaching services continue on the first and third Sundays each month at 11 a.m.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Congregational Church Sunday School at Ten A M
The Congregational Church schedules Sunday school services at 10 a m inviting families and members to join for a morning session in the church education program.
Church Services Schedule Overview
United Evangelical Church invites Sunday worship in the Auditorium with preaching at 11 a.m. Glasston moves evening services to 8 p.m. for several months. McKenzie School House hosts preaching at 2 p.m. and Sunday School at 3 p.m.
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United Evangelical Church
Wilber Isley
Glasston
Church of God Sunday Services at Mrs. R. P. F. Broughton Home
Mrs. Jane Brown leads Church of God services at the home of Mrs. R. P. F. Broughton every Sunday with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m.
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Church of God
Jane Brown
R. PF. Broughton
Lutheran Church Sunday School and League Schedule
Rev. A Holbeck presides with Pastor Sunday School at 10 a m J A Lowry Supt Y P League at 7 p m Choir rehearsals every Tuesday at pp m
Sabbath Services Advertised at Two Montana Towns
Seventh Day Adventists announce services in Big Timber and Grey Cliff. At Big Timber Elder A. J. Lockett conducts Sabbath worship at the pastor’s home with Sabbath school at 2 p m and services at 3 p m. no Sunday services. In Grey Cliff F A Turvey hosts Sabbath events with school at 2 15 p m and services at 3 15 p m. no Sunday services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh Day Adventists
A. J. Lockett
Big Timber
F. A. Turvey
Rev A T Peck Evangelistics at Friday Services
Rev A T Peck, pastor, leads Methodist work at Fishtail Reed Point and the services here. See and get a sample if you want more.
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A. T. Peck
Notice to Creditors in Baker Estate
In the Sixth Judicial District of Montana Sweet Grass County Emma B. Baker executrix of the estate of George W. Baker requests creditors and others with claims to present them within ten months after the first publication to Davis and Kelly at Big Timber Montana. First published January 29 1982. Last published July 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Judiciae
Monnoe
Sweet
George W. Baker
G. W.W. Baker
Emma B. Baker
G. W. Baker
Davis and Kelly
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Fauna B. Baker
George
Sheriff Sale Notice in Big Timber Montana
Sheriff G B Long of Sweet Grass County Montana announces a sheriff's sale by decree of foreclosure to occur July 1 1922 at 2 PM at the court house front door in Big Timber. Property to be sold is the north half of section 8 township 1 north range 14 east M P meridian Sweet Grass County. First publication June 8 1922 last June 28.
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Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Montana
M. P. Meridian
Sweet Grass County
A. D
G. B. Long
F. R. Hickman
Final Proof Notice for Lyman O. Ewing land claim
Washington I Paine assignee of Lyman O Ewing of Big Timber Montana gives notice of intention to make final proof to establish claim under Carey Act before C N Skillman US commissioner at Big Timber Montana on July 11 1922. W E Snyder Frank Knoke Eugene Knoke Eugene H Cummings all of Glasston Montana appear as witnesses. First published June 8 1922 last July 6 1922.
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Washington
I. Paine
Lyman O. Ewing
Big Timber
Montana
M. P. Meridian
C. N. Skillman
U. S
Mont
Cest
W. E. Snyder
Frank Knoke
Eugene Knoke
Eugene H. Cummings
Glasston P. O
Homestead claimant files three year proof in Montana
Department of the Interior notices G Patrick of Hunter's Hot Springs Mont has filed intent to prove up land claim for SEC and SEX SW in section 32 township 1 north range 12 east M P meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner C N Skillman at Big Timber on July 17 1922. Witnesses listed with towns Big Timber Springdale White Sulphur Springs. First pub June 8 1922 last July 6.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Bozeman
Mont
Vsses G. Patrick
Hunter's Hot Springs
M. P. Meridian
C.N. Skillman
U. S
Big Timber
Francis Ferris
Ruby Markham
Thomas Taylor
Springdale
Gunder G. Gjerde
White Sulphur Springs
George C. Davenport
Non-Coal Land Register
Thompson Looks to Prove Land Claim in Bozeman Montana
Fred W. Thompson of Big Timber Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on the land described in section 7 township 1 south range 15 east M P meridian before U S Commissioner C N Skillman at Big Timber Montana on July 11 1922 He names James Law Harry Daffey Albert Albright Lafayette Bailey and George Co Davenport all of Big Timber as witnesses First pub June 8 1922 Last July 6
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Department of the Interior
U. S
Bozeman
Mont
Leo Overfelt
Big Timber
Range 14
M. P. Meridian
C. N. Skillman
Hugh Overfell
James Connolly
Ben Long
Charles Hecox
George C. Davenport
Coal Land Register
James Law
Harry Daffey
Albert Albright
Lafayette Bailey
Big ‘Timber
Ont
Notice of Closing Registration Book for Primary Nominating
Notice closes the county clerk Registration Book at 5 p m July 15 1922 for the Primary Nominating election in Sweet Grass County Montana. Electors may register with the county clerk deputy registrar or a notary public or justice of the peace. Dated Big Timber June 3 1922. A Ruth Sheridan County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar. First pub June 8 1923.
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Montana
Big Timber
Heir Howard Mason Seeks Three Year Land Proof
Howard Mason of McLeod Montana heir to Thomas Mason deceased filed notice to prove three year claim on homestead Lot 1 2 3 4 section 29 township 2 south range 13 east M P meridian before U S Commissioner C N Skillman at Big Timber Montana on July 6 1922 Witnesses include George Moore Philipson Stuart Nicholson George Kaufman.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Bozeman
Mont
Howard Mason
Thomas Mason
McLeod, Mont
M. P. Meridian
Notice of Petition to Ascertain Heirship in Montana
Public notice in Sweet Grass County Montana details a petition filed June 6 1922 by Bernard Bernsten Ingebur Olsen and Anna Miland heirs at law of Thomas Bentson deceased seeking court ruling on heirship and distribution. Real estate described includes multiple parcels totaling about 320 acres in sections 8 17 township 2s range 17e Montana Principal Meridian. Citations require interested parties to appear August 1 1922 at 2:00 PM in Big Timber court to exhibit claims and explain why the petition should not be granted.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Sweet ‘Grass
Thomas Bentson
Bernard Bernsten
Ingébar Olsen
Anna Miland
Thomas, Bentson
Said
Sweet Grass County
Monaon
Ingebur Olsen
Big Timber
Sweet Grass
Mosinee
Ehould
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Rotoy
Rible
Illinois
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Aod
Tata
Dane
Wayoo
Aft
Lend
Aporty
Herr
Teron
Thesa
Sen
Geordie” Henderson
C. KR. McDowell
Southern Winds Coal Company
Joe Pichovich
William A. Thornton
Marion, TL
William M. McCowan
Samuel H. Hunter
Ilinois National
Adjutant General
C. RR. Edington
Greater
Marion
Col. Heouter
Colonel Hunter
Hunter
J. Ab. Henderson
Goal Belt
Corones
Elza Cash
Albert Strom
Strom
McDowell
Associated Press
Hiinois
Casey
Soaded
UBES
Out West
Congregational Church
Grey Cliff
Seer
E. G
Davenport
Register
Yast
Department ‘of the Interior
Ralph L. Stewart
Een
East M. P. Meridian
Thos. FE. Hayden
San Francisco
Criternia
Professional Directory
Business Protective Association
Livingstonette Big Timber First
State Bank
Electric
Charles W. Campbell
Goodkind Building
BIG Timber Hospital
DR. D. Claiborn
L. W. Baskett
Montana Power Co
Block Big Timber
M. W. Bark
J. Meek Wolfe, M. D
D. O
Big Timber, Montana
F. M. Nelson
Livingston, Mentens
F.C. Beller
Livingston, Mont
Geo. C. Davenport
J. E. ‘Rees
District Court of the
Sisth
Columbes
Memtania
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