RANCHES FOR RENT IN SWEET GRASS COUNTY MONTANA
North American Mortgage Company Bozeman Montana lists multiple ranch parcels for rent or grazing. Properties include A J Pool near Grey Cliff 320 acres H Roush adjoining 245 acres A A Albright 120 acres Bird Ammerman Lacy and Abe Morris tracts with alfalfa irrigated land all in specified sections. Rentals offered for grazing cash and farming on share basis to responsible parties.
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Sweet Grass County
A. J. Pool
Grey Cliff
H. Roush
A. A. Albright
Bird Ammerman
Lacy Place
Springdale
Abe Morris
North American Mortgage Company
Bozeman
Montana
City Treasurer Candidates Announced for Big Timber Election
Announcement forms show E. L. Frang and Percy G. Webb declaring candidacies for Big Timber City Treasurer. They seek voter support at the April 6 1925 city election for a two year term. Other items note rug weaving and a few ruses for sale.
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Big Timber
E. L. Frang
Percy G. Webb
Parody of Dawes Ride Winds Through Senate Passage
A Senate reading mocks Vice President Dawes during Warren nomination votes. Senator Norris quoted a verse showing a taxi ride as Dawes failed by seconds to deliver a decisive vote. The piece ends with a jibe about fate of Dawes and the Senate.
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Washington, D. C
Sheridan
Charles G. Dawes
Senate
Warren
Norris
Rep
Nebraska
Dawes
Charles B. Warreno
Willard
Capitol
Big Timber National Bank founded in 1891 with Hall leadership
The Big Timber National Bank began in 1891 under J. A. Hall as organizer and cashier. It grew from 50 000 to 100 000 capital and weathered the 1893 94 crisis. Hall later became president in 1898 and John F. Asbury joined as cashier. The bank remains the county’s sole bank with growing deposits and ties to local business leaders.
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Big Timber National Bank
Montana
J. A. Hall
Sac County State Bank
Sac City
Iowa
FE. Martin
Bozeman
J. D. Radford
W. L. Shanks
CG. T. Busha
G. M. Hatch
Big Timber
T. Busha
John F. Asbury
James Vestal
D. D. Smith
First National Bank
San Jose
Gab
Sweet Grass County
Sweet Grass
Commonwealth
Nashua
Chickasaw County
Jacob D
Anna M. (Brooks) Hall
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Grain and Lumber Commission House
Commercial Bank
Milford
Pence
Treasure State
Midland Coal and Lumber Company
Ementine Marks
Bit Timber
Irene
Helen
A. H. Arneson
John FL Asbury
Missouri
Monticello
Alte Arneson O
Arneson
Frank I. Taylor
Maine
L. BR. Peek
J. E. Roecher
Ofalifornia
Alva L. Lamb
Stokes and Chauffeur Acquitted in Defamation Conspiracy
Millionaire hotelier Stokes and Herbert L. Lee were acquitted by a Chicago jury of conspiracy to defame Mrs. Helen Stokes. The verdict came after a short deliberation, followed by a heated clash between Mrs. Stokes and Marion J. Brophy in Judge Gemmill's chambers.
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Chicgagg
Stokes
New York
Herbert EL. Lee
Chicago
Mrs. Stokes
Miss Brophy
Judge Gemmill
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Pioneer
White Rock
A. C. Boyles
Frank Webber
Reed Point
Mont
Tamworth Board
C. E. Crum
Melville, Mont
Cook
Boulder
Call Cook Hotel
Jake Magelssen
Boyd Wallace
McLeod
Rhode Island
Robert Johnson
Plaggemeyer
H. C. Roquet
J. J. Lanagan
L. J. Wilder
Alva Lamp Place
C. W. Allen
Thompson Yards
Chris Magelssen
Big Timber Hospital
Chas. Curtis
Big Timber Building & Loan Association
J. A. Lowry
Treas
Anna Potter
Howard Block
Douthett
J. L. Rapstad
Ben Mjelde
H. P. Mooney
Livingston, Mont
Hickman Hardware Co
J. A. Lowry & CO
Grand Hotel
Soren Rue
West Side Livery
Douthett’s
K. Rennebaum
First Bank
Big Timber National
Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Frank KE. Taylor
Chauffeur
O. K
Pioneer Files
Tuand
A. Oc. Silberling
Fish Creek
John
Harper
J. F. Scarlett
Melville
HW. O. CG. Andrews
Mercod
Great Beyond
GC. M. Rein
R. S. Jarrett
Dick Budd
N. P
Bob Smith
Sweet Grass County Fair Association
L. JF. Douthett
Ro. Guthrie
Jean
Bray’s
T. G. Shipton
Columbus
Lon Dean
McArthur
Henry Witten
Mulholland
Isaac Bastid
Howie
Guy Hunter
Shields River
Hares Rai
Stillwater
William Sherrill
Henry Wilbur
Hiss Unele
Hopkins
American Fork
Ellsworth
Motor Inn
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