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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1929
Page
2
The note states space available for several thousand eggs with eggs furnished. Prices listed: 8 for chickens and 3e for turkey poults. Also mentions W. Allen Co. and an inquiry for plain sewing work by day or hour. Request for one or two sections of a cone bookcase from Dr. A. P. O’Leary.
Legal notices from Sweet Grass County Montana reveal a sheriff sale under a decree in favor of Whitsel, Farmers State Bank, against Charles Catherine Crum and R. G. Dowetown in Big Timber. It also lists a creditor notice for the estate of Edward Leslie with four months to file claims.
Senator and Mrs J S Campbell traveled to Columbus on business. Residents and visitors including Mrs Beatrice Chambers and Mrs George Berrie attended events in Columbus and Billings. A 4 H Sewing club formed led by Mrs George Berrie with officers Pauline Bush Eva Roane Bernice Rue Neumann. The Old Timers lost to the Young Fellows 10 to 4 in a Sunday baseball game.
A July 13 1906 note lists Sunday heat despite shade readings Rev Dunlop to preach at Deer Creek schoolhouse next Sunday Rev I L Hursey to preach both services at M and Church South Real estate in Big Timber strong Two weddings spark music lessons Sweet Grass county buys thousands of sheep from territory along the Great Northern Local wool press runs at the warehouse shipping backlog Clyde J Reesell sells Melville ranch to P J Magelesen and plans Northwest relocation Mr Russell to move farm and home overland
Thomas Gosgriff of Grey CHA visited town during the week. Next Sunday a Big Timber vs Livingston baseball game opens on local grounds. Norway natives Peterson Tollefson and Ommandson renounced King Haakon VI and received citizenship papers. State land board officers and McMahon visited two local projects. Rev. Englestad installed at Lutheran church with first charge. Cattle consignment of 500 to 608 head unloaded for Wallis Huldekoper at American Fork. Public school teachers retained. Bergs Thompson Adam Solberg Walvoord Nicholson May Brown Erickson. Mabel Barbour visits from Forsyth. Rev. Forness returns to Billings. S. G. Hawks plans stay through fall. District court opening attended by Henry, Williams, Miller, Gibson. Tensions rise over Lower Deter creek factional dispute. Carnegie letter pledges $7500 for library if city funds and site provided.
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