Notice of Taxes Due in Sweet Grass County Montana
Taxes for the 1925 assessment are due at the Sweet Grass County Treasurer in Big Timber Montana. A 5 percent penalty and 1 percent monthly interest accrue after 6 p.m. May 31 1926. Personal property taxes without real estate security also due by May 31. Property may be attached until paid. Clyde E Davis treasurer.
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Sweet Grass County
Montana
Big Timber
Clyde E. Davis
Senate wets push for modification of Volstead Act on floor
Washington April 30. Wets led two hour debate with Senators Edge and Bruce urging a national referendum on Prohibition and eighteenth amendment modification. They argued violations are nationwide, predicted a wets Senate majority soon, and cited enforcement scandals including indictments of four Wisconsin directors.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Prohibition Commission
Edge
New Jersey
Bruce
Maryland
Senator Edge
Congress
Pennsylvania
New York State
New York
Prohibition
Wisconsin
Great Falls To Host 1926 Retail Dealers Convention
Ray R. Porter announces the Montana Retail Dealers' association will meet in Great Falls June 14 to 16. About 150 members are expected. Hotel Rainbow will host. committees prepare programs and entertainment for visiting merchants and their ladies. O. J. Armstrong seeks speakers including Scott Leavitt and Governor Erickson.
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Great Falls
S. E. Peterson
Hotel Rainbow
Association
O. J. Armstrong
Scott Leavitt
Erickson
O. F. Tate
Oregon
Armstrong
Melrose Murderer Confesses in Melrose Killing Case
Joel Goretti admitted complicity in the 1923 killing of Paul Pessanti near Melrose after being arrested in Nevada. He claimed J Fontani killed Pessanti with a shotgun and that Mrs. Pessanti aided concealment. Madison County officials questioned the confession’s credibility.
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Butte
Mont
Eureka
Nev
Joel Goretti
Paul Pessanti
Pessanti
Melrose
J. R. Jones
Madison County
Jack Duggan
Goretti
Frank Metzel
Jones
J. Fontani
Fontani
Gorretti
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Beginning of Big Timber Origins in the 1880s
A Christmas 1906 Pioneer sketch recalls Har vey Bliss building the railroad approaches at the Boulder crossing, the Dornix spur, and the early town layout. It notes Judge Dunham moving a store to the new town, Mirrielees and others shaping the community, ferry changes, and rapid growth as cattle and wool flowed in. Continued next week.
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The
Pioneer
Harvey Bliss
Boulder
Northern Pacific Railway
Dornix
Livingston
Northern Pacific
John Anderson
R. B. Dunham
James Mirrielees
Bill Bramble
Mirrielees
Big Timber Rebuilds As New Homes Rise In Town
Eighteen years ago Big Timber accelerates reconstruction. Porches and balcony add ons frame the Grand hotel front. Horses Home barn under earnest work. Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Guy Ratcliff. L R Knapp receives first county milking machine. County Commissioner John Rye visits from Melville. J A Lowry Co sells two Jets on Third avenue to Lichel Bros who plan a residence. A Whitney buys a 20 HP two seat Mitchell auto from Racine Wis. Harvey Coit arrives from Columbus Ohio to join Briggs Ellis ranch stock business. W C Parker in Billings. J A Bailey visits Billings Bozeman. Severance dwelling near completion. Northern Pacific stockyards complete and shipping ready. Carl Slavens and wife arrive to work at Fair department store. W J D Richards to open Melville drug store with C J Knox in charge. Jacob Hoyem and children head to Norway to join Mrs Hoyem. Hoyem regrets not meeting county friends. Relief committee member reports 142 10 percent of fire relief donations returned to contributors.
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Walter Allen
Ed Everett
John Anderson
Mirrielees
Dunham
Foster
Harvey Bliss
Hannah Cardelli
Brooks, Brown
Joseph Hooper
Keiger
J. G. Marley
Yellowstone Bridge
Mr. Hooper
F. W. Vreeland
Bozeman
Hart Brothers
Melville
A. G. Yule
Grand Hotel
Guy Ratcliff
L. R. Knapp
John Rye
J. A. Lowry & Co
Third Avenue
W. C.parker
Billings
J. A. Bailey
Northern Pacific
Carl Slavens
Williston
N. D
Fair
W. JD. Richards
C. J. Knox
Jacob Hoyem
Norway
Hoyer
Hoyem
Pioneer
Local Commencement Notes and Track Meet Results
School notes announce Baccalaureate services with Reverend Prior at the Congregational church on May 23 and graduation exercises in the high school auditorium led by Dr. Sheldon Davis on the following Friday. Livingston led at the Big Timber invitational track meet on May 1 with several athletes likely to compete at the Missoula state meet May 12 to 14. winners in each event are listed with parishioners from Livingston, Big Timber, Absarokee, and other Montana schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prior
Congregational Church
Sheldon Davis
Montana State Normal College
Livingston
Big Timber
Absarokee
Missoula
Montana
Roberts
Doubhett
Saunders
Sanders
Lewis
Moore
Seaman
Priest
Lyon
Tucker
Smith
Collins
Egger
Loftsgaarden
Egeland
Brannin
Blakely
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L. F. Douthett Co
J. F. Mooney
McCormick
Alf Bryant
Mervin
Jaks Magelssen
White Rock
L. F. Douthett
Cook
Call Cook
Ford
Ford Way
J. J. Lacklen CO
Western Electric
Jerome Williams
Blue Bird Tea Room
Corkins
Call Cook Hotel
Anton Ronning
W. D. McKenzie & Sons
Jack Watt
Ben Uhl
Big Timber Building & Loan Association
J. A. Lowry
Treas
Oscar Nepstad
Jennie Forsythe
Giana
Ladies Home Journal
Country Gentleman
Saturday Evening Post
B. F. Lindsay
Good Farm
R. McEwen
N. Jeff
Mason City
Iowa
Jennie
Bay
Lee Smoot
Pioneer Office
John ‘H. Trower
Herrick Bros
Ranch
Everett Farr
Reed Point
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VWTE
Sweet Grass County Creamery
Bear Creek Coal
Swift Grain CO
M. Busha
Patterson Undertaking CO
C. Graff
Embelmer
Finch
Yellowstone
I G Vate
Jart Bros
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