County Commissioners Meet in Regular Session 1925
The Sweet Grass County Board of Commissioners met November 2 1925 at 10 a.m. with Chas Bryan as chairman, Reider Anderson and G A Leasby, and W A Conwell as clerk. Claims for road fund, poor fund and general fund were examined and approved. Additional depository bonds and renewal bonds were approved. November 3 sessions continued with reports examined and bids invited for county physician health officer oat hull and bran for grasshopper bait and other items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Chas, Bryan
Reider Anderson
G. A. Leasby
W. A. Conswell
W. J. Knapp Gas and Oil
Petty
Margaret Deegan
Frank Wohitsel
Fred Webb
Sigecvslenebesse
W. A. Conwell
J. E. Rees
G. B. Lamb
Horace S. Davis
Clyde E. Davis
A. Whitney
Icc
Citizens State Bank
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Co
National Surety Company
Commercial Bank & Trust Co
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Company
R. J. Wright
Chas Bryan
C. E. Busse
Sweet Grass County
Trustees of School District No. 39
Board of Commissioners
K. Stenerson
Phillips Drug Company
H. Goosey
Sulvoyor Oo
Rentecsanese
Evelyn Rees
Esicccie Toncaentisaresvensonenescineet
J. L. McQuillan
S. G. Webster
Montana Power Co
the Home Tel. Co
Cook
Cort
Inga Solberg
Inmalc
Mbevbsbehibex
Conbatac
Togdy
Brannin
Chas. Bryan
Chris Magelssen
M. Sweet Grass County
Imp. Dist
Andrew Olson
Political skirmishes across cities as elections unfold
The report catalogs varied results including John M. Patterson's death, Frederick J. Shoyer gains in Philadelphia, Arthur Will winning Louisville mayor, and the New York lower house remaining Republican. Other outcomes include Sha Purji Saklatvala’s loss in London elections, De Martin Yerkes losing his JP post, Honus Wagner defeated for Pittsburgh sheriff, and Joab Hanton retained NYC DA amid Whitman challenge. Stewart Appleby and John Moore wins shift district results, Indianapolis mayoralty, and San Francisco railway vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Patterson
Philadelphia
Frederick J. Shoyer
Patterson
Louisville
Joseph T. O'Neal
Arthur Will
New York
Aurora
Ind
Shapurji Saklatvala
United States
St. Pancras
de Martin Yerkes
Milbourne
Honus Wagner
Pittsburgh
Stewart Appleby
Congress
New Jersey
John W. Moore
Thurman B. Dixon
Kentucky
John L. Duvall
Walter Myers
Indianapolis
San Francisco
Market Street Railway
Joab H. Banton
New York City
Charles S. Whitman
Aged N. P. Depot Master At Livingston Buried
A local obituary recalls N. P. depot master of Livingston buried last Sunday. The reminiscences highlight his memory of early days and his habit of saying win or lose. The piece reflects on his living in the present rather than the past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. P
Livingston
Jack
Last Days of a Livingston Pioneer and a 1897 Murder Case
The narrative recalls No. 2 for Big Timber and a pioneering Livingston figure. It revisits the unsolved 1897 murder of Bill Gray, a placer miner from Emigrant country who vanished and was found hidden in a box by a water hydrant near the stockyards. Jack recounts the night’s final conversation with Gray and the brothers Jerry Haley and Ola Bill, describing their appearance and actions in vivid detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Gray
Livingston
Gray
Beng
Bert Nashua
Ollie
Jack
Jerry Haley
Old Bill
Ola
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Commissioner’s Proceedings
A. T. Ellison
J. W. Bourne
Albert E. Ellison
State Highway Commission
Sam Solberg
Northwestern Auto Sup' Co
Northwestern Auto Supply Co
Russell Grader Mfg. Co
Continental Oil Co
Hulin & Hulin Gas
Toad
Bureau of Safety
I. A
J. J. Lacksen Co
W. J. Knapp Oil and Gas
Ellingson Merc. Co
R. Patterson
Ullman Lumber Co
Die Hardware
B. T
Rhoades
Irvin Miller
Allman Lumber Co
Elsie Goering
Maud McKenney
NA Oon
Theda Thompson
R. F. Broughton
W. Campbell
Ray Willman
Joseph Chase
Sefahoke
W. A. Gonwell
Montana
Turkey
L. F. Douthett Co
C. W. Allen
Billings Gazette
Liberal Commission
Billings
OWL Creek
Jimmy Walker
Congregational Church
C. M. Lindamood
Broadway
Billings, Montana
QO. Miller CO
Second Avenue and
Anderson Street
Nash
Ajax
Sekman & Snyder