Local notices recount business, appointments and community events
Pioneer files detail Skillman & Skillman selling horses to B. T. Maxey, Teddy Neade's crew laying cement vaults for a new bank, fishing excursion rates by Northern Pacific, lambing updates, travels of residents, and a range of social gatherings and marriages amid Big Timber community life.
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Skillman & Skillman
West Side
Herman Utermohlz
B. T. Maxey
Teddy Neade
navian-American Bank
Northern Pacific
Billings
Boulder
Montana
W. D. McKenzie
T. O. Murray
McKenzie Ranch
Springdale
W. P. Franklin
McKenzie
M. W. Barr
Harlowton
J. W. Church
J. L. Rapstad
W. H. McVey
Helen
Carthage
E. L. Moore
Silesia
Clyde Curtis
Fromberg
Legionaires
Livingston
Big Timber
F. R. Hickman
Ceryl O’leary
Claude T. Williams
Jack Fielde
Stuart Nicholson
Floyd McAllister
Ed Howard
Ed Crossfield
Harold Braine
Leo Esp
Deer Creek Ladies Aid
Ellen Rein
Bozeman
Walt Braaten
Hardin
Braaten
Sigurd Eggen
Absarokee
Pioneer Office
Boulder Valley Woman’s Club
St. Patricks
Dailmanhal
Clive Haas
Big Timber Home Telephone Co
Public Service Commission
Emmet
Bud) Deegan
Jacksonville
Fla
Washington, D. C
Emma B. Rees
John A
Wayne Rees
Gerald Etzold
Mary Evelyn
Washington
Akron
N. Y
Ford Falcons Dominate Monte Carlo Rally Debut
Ford 63% Falcon V-8 Sprints debut in the 2,900 mile Monte Carlo Rallye with top class finishes through harsh winter conditions. A Sprint beats all entrants in six special stages while placing 1st and 2nd in its class, marking a standout ground performance.
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Europe
Battin Presses Wool Import Protections After Veto
U S Representative James F Battin criticizes the president for vetoing wool growers protection requests. He notes wool imports have risen to about 20 percent of U S production and urges consideration of all industries affecting the economy. He emphasizes Montana wool’s economic and defense value and warns against ignoring import controls.
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U. S
James F. Battin
Rep. Battin
Montana
First U S Convent Established at Port Tobacco
The first convent in the United States began at Port Tobacco in Charles County when four nuns established the Carmelites' first American headquarters in 1790.
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U. S
United States
Port Tobacco
Charles County
Carmelites
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