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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
2
Household goods for sale as I prepare to leave Grey Cliff. Terms cash or bankable paper. Call Powers Elevation Company Grey Cliff. O A Wikeen. 47-31. Also quick sale of a Franklin car with good tires in first class condition priced at 850. Harry Cross.
Lumber prices from Ward and Parker Melville Montana list rough lumber at 820 per 1000 feet sized lumber 22 flooring ceiling siding common 825 selected 30. Advertisement notes locations for purchase and price points for various lumber categories.
Clif ford Lowe offers bronze turkeys breeding stock with 200 birds to select from. Lists 1921 toms at 8 pounds each and hens at 36 pounds each. 1922 birds: toms 5 to 7 pounds, hens 4 to 36 pounds. Late poults 1 to 2 pounds each. Located one mile north of Lowe's school house Shawmut Montana.
Attractive 7 room bungalow known as the Manis property lies one block south of the Scandinavian American Bank on two fine lots. Owner Geo. Ryburn in Billings Montana invites offers or a sacrifice price. 46tf.
For Sale 1 Reo Truck ton capacity price 2450.00 Park Ive Storage Co Livingston Mont. For Sale Ford touring body in good condition Kellogg Mercantile Co. House for sale opposite hospital Ranch for Sale 1560 acres 500 irrigated rest good pasture water right East Boulder river 127 cattle 18 horses farming implements Cook Hotel Big Timber Mont. For Sale or Trade House two lots Basin Wyo oil town 4 lots Big Timber Ford car and two Ford Stande attachments work horses mules saddle horses extra farm machinery Leo J Cremer.
Wanted horses to pasture from date to April first for nine dollars per head. They will have 280 acres of irrigated land with spring water and shelter. Adjoins the fair grounds and receives best of care with hay fed in bad weather. Geo H Gallup.
O R Duncan says he will relinquish the Mcleod stage route July 1 but stay in Big Timber Wednesday and Saturday each week to handle passenger and freight service. Leave orders at Philips Drug Co and he will meet both stubs on those days. He offers service to any point on the Boulder. Dr Reisland eye specialist will be at Grand hotel Oct 12 and 13. While in McLeod on Sundays visit the plunge for ice cream.
Notice describes a red cow with calf missing from a pasture about forty miles west of Gibson. The cow bears a brand on the left rib and a liberal reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Signed by W. A. Carl. Also mentions services and rentals for September and October notices from Mjelde's Big Timber Canyon and W. R. Stokes.
Frank Whitsel of Melville Mont announces acceptance of the Democratic nomination for county assessor. He states he was written in on the Democratic ticket at the August 29 primary and will conduct an active campaign for the office.
John W. Hrusa reports the City Meat Market leased to Fred H. Kréiger of Livingston and thanks patrons. He will stay to the 10th to collect bills. unpaid accounts will be turned over to the Business Protective Association.
The U S Supreme Court opened its October term with one vacancy filled as Chief Justice Taft administered the judicial oath to former Senator George Sutherland of Utah for the seat vacated by John H Clarke Ohio. Justice Pitney remains ill and will not join soon.
Newberry, a prohibition fleet ship, chased a two funnel steamship carrying liquor near New York docks. Ten shots from the one pounder failed to halt the fugitive, which escaped into harbor while the pursuit continued along the narrows. Captain Evarts reported the steamer attempted boarding before breaking away and vanishing among other vessels.
Washington officials report that a District of Columbia grand jury filed a special report accusing certain justice department representatives of illegally removing large stocks of liquor from the department’s evidence warehouse between July 20 and September 11, 1920. The actions involved private use and gifts, not financial gain, with several hundred cases valued at over $100,000. No names were given, and officials say no action is planned against current staff.
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