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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
4
Local enthusiasts urge a daily world radio link for Big Timber to promote community pride. They envision resident listeners from California to Norway hearing a playful, if noisy, mock broadcast featuring sirens and animal and crowd sounds.
Red Lodge and Billings business interests clash with Columbus over a proposed highway to Cooke City. Surveys show high costs unless federal funding is available. Livingston has long pushed for park boundary changes to favor Cooke City access, with Gardiner favored for possible government support and rail link, while the Northern Pacific signals readiness to act on tonnage.
Rev. N. Holmli m of Rapelje was chosen president of the Billings circuit in the Rocky Mountain district of the Lutheran church. Officers include A. A. Holbeck vice president and Rev. Arnold Flaten secretary. The Woman’s Missionary Federation elected Mrs Soren Rue president and Mrs O T Haugen vice president. Dr D S Dornblaser of Springfield spoke at reformation services. A Bible institute planned for next August with Billings as possible home.
The Montana Supreme Court affirms the Jefferson County district court ruling awarding 1420 dollars to the company for furnishing 2840 feet of pipe at 50 cents per foot under contract. The court finds no error in the lower court’s judgment and also affirms the Cascade county ruling in favor of J B Howe and Co. against J A Rutherford and Molly Rutherford over credit for a third party note.
C W Allen advertises for turkey pickers next week and provides the phone contact 68 K for applicants in this local staffing notice.
A Toledo demonstration shows the Overland Standard sedan pulling a 7 1 2 ton heavy trailer with a film unit present. The $635 price reduced to $595 is noted. Four men managed heavy brakes while a 17 000 pound trailer moved slowly on hot asphalt. An official doubter offered $100,000 to nothing that the car could budge the load.
Helena Independent reports Rev. Jacob Mills D D longtime Montana Methodist leader and financier died suddenly at 8 p m from a stroke while about to open a neighborhood prayer meeting at 727 Warren Street in Helena He was in normal health prior to the incident.
Ninety two National Cash Register salesmen from Dayton Ohio were cited to appear in Cincinnati federal court December 15 for contempt charges tied to alleged unfair sales methods in violation of a federal injunction. The case involves Remington Cash Register competition and claims of pressuring Remington customers, breaking contracts, and misstatements about Remington solvency and service.
Italian and American debt commissions opened talks in Washington to renew efforts to fund Italy's war debt to the United States. The initial session featured felicitations and began considering Italy's economic and financial situation.
Modern Woodmen lodge reports regular meetings in Grand Hotel lodge room each second and fourth Wednesday evenings with Lowry serving as Clerk.
The Board of County Commissioners of Sweet Grass County Montana invites sealed bids for County Health Officer duties under Montana codes. Bids must be in a plain sealed envelope marked Bid for County Health Officer and delivered to the Clerk before 10 00 a m December 8 1925. The board may reject any or all bids.
Eight tons of bran and eight tons of oat hulls are open for bids. Bidders must be present by 10 30 a m on Tuesday December 8 1925 in the Commissioners room at the Court House in Big Timber Sweet Grass county Montana.
Sealed bids for medical attendance of the poor and sick in the county and county jail inmates must be enclosed in plain sealed envelopes marked Bid for County Physician and sent before 10:00 a.m. December 8, 1925. The Board reserves the right to accept or reject bids. By W. A. Conwell, Clerk.
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