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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1920
Page
2
Numerous small ads and notices from Big Timber including sale items real estate loans and land scrip cattle and equipment for sale services and rentals vehicles and farm machinery theater and bakery notes and hotel listings with dates and prices where readable. Local business names such as Big Timber Bakery Grand hotel and Thompson the Florist appear among livestock and household goods items.
St. Mark's Episcopal Church announces Sunday School at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. on the first and third Sundays of each month led by Rev. C. P. Burnett.
Methodist church invites the public to Sunday school at 10 o'clock and church services at 1.
Rev. F. D. Lucas, pastor, lists services on the second Sunday of each month at 10 30 a m and the fourth Saturday at 10 a m for congregational worship and notices the regular meeting times.
Preaching by Rev. E. Br. Bellingham pastor at 11 a m and 8 p m in the church.
Rev. L. O. Onerheim leads Sunday School at 10 a m and Young People's meeting at 7:30 p m at the Lutheran Church.
Mr Smoot accused the committee on public information and others at a joint meeting of misleading the president. Chairman Good of the appropriations committee said 155 publications would be forced to cease by June 30, blaming the situation on Congress. Representative Byrnes of Tennessee argued to legislate the continuation, while Representative Sisson was the lone Democrat opposing the veto.
For Sale White faced Hereford bull. Apply Wm. Allen, Melville. 23-9 Goose eggs 10c each. Mrs. W. T. La Rew. 24-4. For Rent Two rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Inquire Pioneer. For Sale 320 acre homestead. House and barn, creek through center of land, 40 acres broken. Frank Ressler, Grey Cliff, Mont. 27-2
All dog owners must pay licenses by May 28 or risk enforcement. If unpaid, the dog wagon will patrol on the 2nd and untagged dogs will be taken care of. Ben Mielde, 27-1 Chief of Police.
Household furniture offered for sale with option to buy any or all. Seller leaving for California around month start. Also a Shalmers Detroit sewing machine in good running order listed. Call R P Michelbook at First Ave and Harris St. Plus a notice urging ex service men to record discharge papers at the county clerk recorder office and support for upcoming compensation legislation.
90 head good work horses for sale with good size. Also a few milking cows. One 12-25 Avery engine in near new condition with 3-bottom Avery plows. A 24 by 40 Minnesota grain separator. One bottom engine plow in near new condition. Terms fall payment. Sold by Leo J. Cremer of Melville Montana.
Land listing offering 320 acres about two miles west of Big Timber adjoining the H. O. Kellogg ranch on the east side. Terms easy. Inquire of Glass Bros.
French community plans to decorate graves of fallen soldiers. An ample supply of items will be available for the ceremony scheduled for May 38, though some details remain unclear. Local officials urge participation and observance of veterans’ honors.
Socialists bring a petition for the release of Eugene V. Debs and other political prisoners to the White House. The delegation and committee, after meeting Secretary Tumulty, expect the matter to reach President Wilson, with fixes also to Attorney General Palmer and the War Department.
President Wilson's veto of the legislative appropriation bill was sustained by the House by 127 to 170, with Republicans short of the two thirds needed to override. The measure returns to the appropriation committee for elimination of vetoed sections and will be reconsidered in modified form Monday. Senator Smoot defended the bill’s aims while Roger Babson is noted as formerly connected with the matter.
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