Senator Arthur W. Miles of Livingston Dies
Obituary notes Senator Arthur W. Miles who helped found Livingston’s early business blocks. The article chronicles his lifelong investments from Clark City to Yellowstone Park, his role in the Northwestern National Bank failure settlement, and his mentorship of young men in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur W. Miles
Livingston
Arthur W.miles
Senator Miles
Billings
Yellowstone
Clark City
Main Street
Miles
Wylie Camping Co
Yellowstone Park
Northwestern National Bank
Mother's Day Reminder Verses and Traditions
A short reflective note urges honoring mothers with a card letter candy or flowers on the gravesite. It suggests the day should belong to mothers if living and to memory if they have passed.
Pioneer editor recalls long ago missed Bible prize
The editor thanks Gibson county ladies for a quilt won in a club drawing and notes it is his second career victory. He recalls a Missouri Sunday School tale where a superintendent dropped the prize bible after a toe stub, leaving a lasting lesson about trust and memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
Gibson Country
Congregational Church
Missouri
A Soul Prayer For Beards At Livingston Jubilee
A poem dedicated to fifty or more Livingston residents growing beards for the city’s golden jubilee in July. The speaker pleads with time to grant a barber for the night, jokingly naming a “Dull Razor” Pete as a possible fix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
Pete
Diplomas not Jobs Reach Washington as Graduates Grumble
The Diplomas but Not Jobs column notes the diploma march to Washington by graduates, arguing the value of a college degree has declined. It recalls postwar campus growth, overcrowded professional fields, and the illusion that parchment guarantees work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Tribune
Congress
Washington
Capitol
Roosevelt Details Continued From Page One
In a wartime style address Roosevelt outlined aims to correct economic wrongs with expanded credit if needed and to support a public works program. He defended congressional power and explained four international goals: cut armaments, reduce trade barriers, stabilize currencies, and restore friendly international relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Administration Busy With Appointments In Washington
President Roosevelt moved swiftly on nominations to high posts including Dean G Acheson for undersecretary of the treasury and Dave Hennen Morris as ambassador to Belgium. Francis A Garrecht was named to the ninth district court of appeals while Warren Delano Robbins and Laurence Steinhardt were approved as ambassadors to Canada and Sweden respectively. The civil service commission nominations of Harry Mitchell and Lucille McMillan were also approved by the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dean G. Acheson
Middleton
Conn
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
The
Treasury
Woodin
Senate
Dave Hennen Morris
New York
Belgium
Hugh S. Gibson
Brazil
Francis A. Garrecht
Spokane
Wash
Ninth District Court of Appeals
California
Oregon
Nevada
Montana
Idaho
Arizona
Alaska
Hawaii
Senate Civil Service Committee
Harry B. Mitchell
Lucille McMillan
Tennessee
Civil Service Commission
Mitchell
Gustav Pabst
Milwaukee
Garrecht
Hoover
Kenneth MacIntosh
Seattle
Wickersham Commission
Warren Delano Robbins
Canada
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Sweden
J. F. T. O’connor
Fess
Ohio
Senate Strikes Norris-Simpson Change From Farm Bill
The Norris-Simpson cost of production amendment was removed from the farm bill by the Senate on Wednesday. The bill now heads to President Roosevelt and includes a section granting him broad authority to expand the currency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
County Board Delays Road Closure Bid and Appoints Sheriff for Pension Probe
Commissioner's Proceedings show the board denying the road petition for part of the Old Yellowstone Trail near Bridger creek. Sheriff Bartels to investigate widow Inez Price pension claim. Several counts approved, including delinquent lot sales contracts and road inspections. warrants issued for per diems and bridge work. Meeting adjourned to June 5, 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman T. Flemming
Bridger ‘Creek
Inez Price
Ed Bartels
M. W. Barr
General Fund A. A. Lamp Per Diem and
MUO AG
C. C. Nicholson
Sigurd Lavold
J. A. Lowry Justice
C. Nicholson
Sigurd Lavold Same
Senator Miles to be laid to rest in Holbrook church
A W Miles requested burial with immediate family. Funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Holbrook Congregational and Christian church with Masonic service. Arthur Wellington Miles born June 20 1859 at Westminster Massachusetts. Pioneer Montana builder with long residence in Miles City Billings Livingston. Estate regarded among Montana's most liquid despite economic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbrook
A. W. Miles
United States Army
Montana
Miles City
Fort Keough
Billings
Livingston
Butte Woman Ends Life in Lake Avoca Reservoir
The body of Maria Johnson about 50 was found in Lake Avoca reservoir Saturday. A coat matching Johnson’s was found near a dam. A note to Oscar Nelson was found in her home saying she mailed papers to him. Despondent for some time, her husband is a Galen state hospital patient.
Business improvement gains signal steady recovery
Washington May 5. Signals of improving business suggest industrial activity is near or above last year's level. Government reports and Chamber of Commerce views indicate Recovery from March paralysis is well underway with April automobile output about 160000 units and first four months showing stronger production than year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Dusting Off The Old Ones
Local notes recount visits from Absarokee Reed Point and Helena residents including Tom Flanagan Paul Carleton and A J Glass. Prof W C Ryan bought a residence in Anderson street and Sixth avenue for 1000 dollars. A Northern Pacific brakeman Asa McLaughlin was killed near Grey Cliff. Wool market set a high bid for Herman Lehfeldt’s 60 000 pound clip at 24 14 cents per pound. Tollef Andem bought a Glendive sheep ranch and will move after November 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Flanagan
Absarokee
John Date
Reed Point Merchant
Paul Carleton
Reed Point
E. L. Shumaker
Twodot
W. C. Ryan
A. K. Wearne
Anderson Street
Sixth Avenue
A. J. Glass
Helena
Sweet Grass Canyon
P. J. Magelssen
Wheeler Creek
Charles F. Stocker
Billings
Robert Brownlee
Brownlee
Josephine Allen
Havre
J. M. Faunce
Lottie Stubblefield
Melville
A. D. Knowles
Livingston
Asa McLaughlin
Grey Cliff
Herman Lehfeldt
Lake Basin
Pioneer Born to Nevin Family in Pagiyi
From Pioneer Born to Mr and Mrs David Nevin of Pagiyi on April 8 a son. Dr F McCann named house physician at Hunters Springs with four visiting days weekly. Miss Jennie Moore in charge of McLeods school visited Friday to Sunday with old friends. Mrs Frank Zimmerman hosted a large party at Second avenue west home Friday afternoon. Sweet Grass County high school represented at Missoula by Alvah Rees in declamatory contest and by Percy G Webb Neil Magelssen Clive W Haas and Clarence Caulkins in athletic events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Nevin
Pagiyi
F. McCann
Hunters Springs
Jennie Moore
McLeods School
Frank Zimmerman
Second Avenue West
Sweet Grass County High School
Missoula
Alvah Rees
Percy G. Webb
Neil Magelssen
Clive W. Haas
Clarence Caulkins
Notice of Assessments and Sheriff Sale in Montana
Dry Creek Canal Company declares a 3.00 per share assessment due by May 16 1933 payable to J J Lanagan in Big Timber Montana. Unpaid shares will be sold June 6 1933 to cover the delinquent assessment and sale costs. Also, Sheriff Ed Bartels announces a sale on June 15 1933 at 2:00 PM in Big Timber to satisfy judgments in the case Jutte v Snyder et al with property in Sweet Grass County Montana described as the southwest quarter of section 23 township 3 north range 18 east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Creek Canal Company
Montana Corporation
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Monna
J. J. Lanagan
Dry Creek Canal Company Pub
William W. Snyder
W. W. Snyder
Lillian M. Snyder
E. J. Mo
Western Range Corporation
H. W. Snyder
B. Timber
Sweet Grass
Ontana
Towit
Montana
Meridian
Big. Timber
Ed Bartels
P. R. Heily
Columbus
Mont
H. V. Snyder
Plaintiff
Land Deed Notice In Big Timber Montana 1933
Clara Kloetsch plaintiff sues William W Snyder also V Snyder in Sweet Grass county Montana. Court action concerns the SE quarter of section 23 township 3 north range 18 east with all appurtenances. Dated May 9 1933 Big Timber Montana. P R Heily Columbus Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Clara Kloetsch
Notice to Bicycle Riders in Big Timber City
The city ordinance bans cycling on sidewalks and in the city park. Violations lead to arrest and punishment. Issued by TED C. BUSHA, Chief of Police. 28-2 a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Big Timber
Ted C. Busha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Big Timber Pioneer
Big Tig Timber
Akee Jerome ‘Williams
United States
Pcuslavia
Butte
Lake
Avoca Reservoir
Celia Turcotte
Great Falls
J. J. Gallagher
Nora Whalen
George T. Wickes
Minneapolis
Chicago
Joseph L. Jutte
C. J. Ellingson
Motor Inn
Bailey Hardware
Bear Creek Coal
R.a.traver
C. V. Mosier
Boulder Road
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!