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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
2
For sale or trade list includes a house and two lots in Basin Wyoming an oil town four lots in Big Timber a Ford car two Ford attachments almost new several good work horses and saddle horses some extra farm machinery Leo J Cremer 24 tf Fisk tires off regular list Kerosene five gallons 81 The Filling Station 18 tf
Arrests and conviction for Sunday night theft of C Koehler Two Dot Montana property including four bridles two silver mounted four saddles numbered 405 478 82 with R A B initials on 82 back of cantle George Lawrence saddle one silver mounted bridle marked DPD N M on bottom of bit one silver mounted bit with triangle anchor and conches initials H C B 28 41 pending case details.
Auto service advertisement states Stone barn offers day or night calls with phone number 138-K in a classified notice.
Miller's store conducts a reduction sale aimed to clear about 32000 dollars worth of goods. Prices set at par. O Miller. 27 21
Inga Solberg County Superintendent of Schools announces examinations for teachers on Thursday Friday and Saturday June 1 2 and 3. Second grade certificates tested Thursday and Friday. First grade and professional certificates tested Friday and Saturday.
A Milwaukee railroad fireman A Dollemeyer was found dead amid fire wreckage in his Three Forks home. Incendiary devices including cups of coal oil and powder trails suggested deliberate arson. the cause of death awaits laboratory analysis.
Seven men, six ex or current postoffice workers, were arrested after an inspector with a bearded disguise infiltrated the gang planning a City Hall postoffice registered mail raid. The capture ties to the July 18 $1,477,000 Liberty bonds theft and other losses. Bail ranged from 25,000 to 25,000 per man.
Federal officers in San Francisco raided a railroad warehouse finding Scotch whiskey worth 104000 labeled fish and consigned from Seattle to Olsen Fish company a fictitious name. Two trucks fled Bolinas Bay as officers pursued one was seized valued at 90000 three arrests reported.
Billy Hell is sentenced to 90 days by Judge George W Wood for carrying concealed weapons. Police record long running disputes at the Hell domicile known as Hell's Half Acre along the Cedar River, with several incidents involving fights between husband and wife where dishes and furniture served as weapons.
Public notices announce candidates for county offices in Sweet Grass County. A. Ruth Sheridan seeks Clerk and Recorder nomination at the Republican primary on August 29 1922. Clyde seeks Treasurer nomination. Paul I Van lists as Republican nominating candidate for 1922 election.
H Ellingson, a long-time Big Timber resident with over 40 years in Montana, finally consents to run for legislative honors amid county wide pressure from friends. He is described as a wide awake hustling citizen who would remain on the job for local needs.
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