Apology for Typographical Error in State Senate Ad
A printer's mistake in an Associated Press story used in a political ad misrepresented Leo Cremer as planning to retire instead of retain Montana holdings. The publisher apologizes to Cremer and retiring senator Leon Olmstead and explains the error caused confusion among readers new and old.
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Leo Cremer
Leon Olmstead
Associated Press
The
Pioneer
Cremer
Montana
Mr. Olmstead
Mr. Cremer
Colorado
Main Street
Navy Ensign Weds Irene Stole in Coronado Chape l
Irene Stole daughter of Mrs Effie Stole and Earl L West married Oct 13 in North Island navy chapel Coronado. Officiant Lt jg Robert Harrison assisted by Lt J Dawson George Clymer. Bridesmaid Evelyn McKenzie best man Lt Jom Dawson. The couple resides 5065 May Ave Ocean Beach Calif.
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Irene Stole
Navy
Effie Stole
Big Timber
Earl L. West
U. S. Regular Navy
North Island
Coronado
San Diego
J. G
Robert Harrison
George ‘Clymer
Evelyn McKenzie
Jom Daw
George Clymer
Woodsbury College
Los Angeles
May Avenue
Ocean Beach
Calif
Stores Closed On Armistice Day And Nearby Business
Lavina residents Mr and Mrs Miller Bee and family visited Big Timber over the weekend as Armistice Day closures affected local business activity.
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Lavina
Mrs. Miller Bee
Lola Blanscet Weds William Kinsey in Billings
Mrs Lon L Blanscet announces the marriage of Lola Blanscet to William Kinsey on October 21 in Billings. The couple, with guests Mr and Mrs Jack Vinners, had a dinner hosted by Mr Vinneé and Mrs Ted Faxon, then departed for a eastern Montana trip. Lola wore aqua crepe with American Beauty roses. she is a Billings High School graduate and Kinsey a Sweet Grass County High School graduate who served 18 months in Japan. They will reside in Cody.
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Lon. L. Blanscet
Lola
William Kinsey
L. R. Kinsey
Billings
Jack Vinners
Vinneé
Ted Faxon
Montana
Billings High School
Sweet Grass County High School
Japan
Cody
Naegele to Speak at District American Legion Meeting
Commander Eugene F. Naegele of Helena will be the principal speaker at the District No. 7 American Legion meeting in Livingston on November 6. James P. Waters of Manhattan will preside, with Legionnaires from Big Timber and department officers including Adjutant Herb Kibler and Eugene W. Savage expected to attend. Local members advised to arrive by noon for a 1:30 parade and 6:30 banquet. Naegele emphasizes Legion service officers aid veterans and dependents free of charge in pursuing claims and obtaining medical or hospital care.
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American Legion
Montana
Eugene F. Naegele
Helena
Livingston
Naegele
James P. Waters
Manhattan
Big Timber
Herb Kibler
Eugene W. Savage
Butte
National Rehabilitation Commission
Legion
Legion Service
Services Held For Olga Johnson In Billings
Funeral services were held Monday in Billings for Olga Johnson 22 daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Johnson who died last week in San Francisco Miss Johnson born October 24 1926 in Big Timber lived there until moving to Billings three years ago She attended Harlowton high school and finished there and had been in San Francisco for dental nurse training She is survived by her parents and a sister Mrs Ashley Veasey of Billings
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Billings
Olga Johnson
Jacob Johnson
San Francisco
Ahere
Miss Johnson
Big Timber
Harlowton High School
Ashley Veasey
Carneys Sell Big Timber Bakery to Dahl Couple
Mr and Mrs Ed Carney announced the sale of the Big Timber bakery to Mr and Mrs Raymond Dahl of Conrad effective November 1. Dahl ran a Conrad bakery five years and once owned a Livingston bakery. The Dahls have three married children. The Carneys will stay in Big Timber for a time to rest and enjoy local sights.
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Ed Carney
Big Timber
Raymond Dahl
Conrad
Dahl
Livingston
Dahls
Purchase of Dil lon Apartments by Jim Faw
Jim Faw purchases the Dil lon apartments from Mrs Mildred Groom. Week End visitors Howard Zeleny and Ward Officer attend the scene.
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Jim Faw
Dillon
Mildred Groom
Howard Zeleny
Court docket flags Big Timber Creek Road dispute in Montana
Government lawyers sue Van Cleve Co Inc over a public road crossing Gallatin National Forest land. The Big Timber Canyon road has been public for 50 years, but the company set gates and signs claiming private access. The suit seeks a temporary injunction and a permanent order restoring public use by residents and forest service personnel. Senator Murray and John Bonner aided the filing.
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Great Falls
van Cleve Co., Inc
Big Timber
Forest Service
Franklin Lamb
United States
Montana
van Cleve Co
John B. Tansil
Lamb
Big Timber Canyon
Gallatin National Forest
van Cleve
James E. Murray
John Bonner
JayCees Hold Regular Meeting Monday
The Big Timber Junior Chamber of Commerce met at the fire hall for a bi monthly session. Minutes were read, 4 H club aid discussed, and a committee appointed to assist with the delegation to a 4 H school in Butte. New officers outlined publicity duties and dues policy effective Jan 1 1948.
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Big Timber Junior Chamber of Commerce
Fire Hall
Board of Directors
Orvin Flare
Butte
Nyre
H. Forsythe
Owen McCleerey
Clarence Petaja
JayCees
Charles Officer
Herb McCauley
To Idaho Mr and Mrs Frank Chase and
The fragment mentions a move or journey to Idaho involving individual names, highlighting Mr and Mrs Frank Chase. The text provides limited context about the action, participants, or目的 beyond the destination.
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Idaho
Mrs
Frank Chase
Democrats Score Upsets In State And Nation
The Democratic party secured a sweeping victory with Truman winning the presidency and gains in both senate and house. Dewey conceded at 9:15 a.m. while Montana and national results show Democrats expanding the New Deal agenda and control across key offices.
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Harry Truman
America
Democratic Party
Senate
House
Missouri
Thomas E. Dewey
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Charles Evans Hughes
Dewey
Truman
Democratic Congress
Eastern Stars Hold Kensington
About one hundred attended the Eastern Star Kensington meeting at Masonic hall last Tuesday evening. The hall featured a fall theme with leaves. In contract bridge, Mrs. Dick Armstrong won high and H H McIntyre won low. in auction, Mrs. Harry Coster was high and Mrs. Mervin Wertz low. Lunch followed the program. The arrangements committee included Mrs. Mary Cole as chair and ten other members.
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Eastern Star Kensington
Masonic Hall
Contract Bridge
Dick Armstrong
June Olness
Elva Arneson
Hulda Bailey
Florence Christensen
Alice Snyder
Ruth Hunter
Carol Klindt
Mabel Smart
District Court News on Estate Actions and Guardianship
Decrees settle final accounts and discharge in the estate of Harvey Cort. Letters of guardianship issued to Kate R. Ballard for minors Robert Alden Bray and George Alexander Bray. Mary Edna Mitchell estate final account and inheritance tax distribution ordered. Sale of personal property approved in Klaus F. Erickson estate.
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Harvey Cort
Kate R. Ballard
Robert Alden Bray
George Alexander Bray
Mary Edna Mitchell
Klaus F. Erickson
Break-in at Smith Service Station Nets Cigarettes
A thief entered the Smith service station Sunday night, triggering a break in that yielded a carload of cigarettes and a nut vending machine taken from the premises.
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Smith
Cremer Wins State Senate Seat In Close County Contest
In Sweet Grass County the state senate race sees Leo Cremer edge Leon Olmstead by eight votes on an independent ticket. Governor Ford wins county by a small margin, while Elizabeth Ireland and E J Mox lose. referenda pass and turnout exceeds 82 percent with 1 371 presidential votes cast. Lamps family visit Polson ties weekend with Big Timber roots.
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Sweet Grass County
Thomas E. Dewey
Harry
Truman
Beccenmeersat
Aetoss
Norman Thomas
Henry A. Wallace
Claude A. Watson
Tom J. Davis
James E. Murray
Hanna
Congress
Wesley A. D’ewart
Willard E. Fraser
D. Caisepiemcagel
Sam C. Ford
John W. Bonner
Dye
Laverne Hamilton
Tom Burke
Harry G. Todedeaghapepsnantinageoul
Neil Fisher
E. MO
John J. Holmes
George A. Davis
Austin B. Middleton
Elizabeth Retard
Ary M. Condo
Clerk District Court
Beulah Patterson
J. F. Cla Poirier
A. E. Steensland
Seer
Marces
Cremer
Senate
Leo Cremer
Leon Olmstead
Ford
Elizabeth Ireland
E. J. Mo
Benjamin Berg
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Lola Blanscet
Carneys Sell
Big Timber Bakery
Wesley A. O’ewart
D’ewart
Secretary of State’s
Mike Mansfield
C. S. Hanna
Albert H. Angstman
Mike Mans
Ernest T. Eaton
Sam W. Mitchell
Stanley E. Felt
Arnold H. Olsen
Harry G. Todd
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Mary M. Condon
State Supreme Court
R. V. Bottomly
I. W. Choate
Harry J. Freebourn
Fred L. Gibson
Eastern Stars
Kensington
District Court News
E. O. Overland
A. A. Lamp
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