Classified ads parade from Big Timber column
A dense selection of notices listing livestock for sale including 40 head of horses and Holstein bull. real estate offerings like a 7 acre ranch and irrigated 240 acre ranch. rentals for rooms and furnished spaces. farm equipment including tractors plows and a Reeves engine. services from bakeries and livery to hotels. and local events such as a Grey Cliff dance with drive-in loading at Big Timber Lumber Co. contact Roy Traver and others for inquiries.
Rankin’s Legal Fight Cited By Attorney General Candidate
Wellington D. Rankin, Republican candidate for attorney general, credits his victory in the farm loan law case as among his hardest. A Montana native, Harvard and Oxford educated, he led the supreme court fight after the law was ruled unconstitutional, and he served in the tank corps during World War I. He bases his main office in Helena with branches in Havre and Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Wellington D. Rankin
Farmers’ Equity
Supreme Court
Missoula
Harvard
Harvard Law School
Oxford University
Helena Bar Association
State Board of Law Examiners
Loud
Miles City
Callaway
Great Falls
Patten
Bozeman
Dean Whitlock
The
State University
Rankin
Tank Corps
Helena
Havre
Butte
Montana Classifieds Mirror Campaign Promises And Ads
A crowded page shows political promise from the Republican party and candidates in Montana alongside a dense catalog of local ads. Listings include room for rent, baby carriages, livestock for sale, stray horses, farm equipment, and church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Montana
Church Services Announced by Congregational Church
Congregational Church led by Rev. E. R. Bellingham lists Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning service at 11 a.m. Young People’s service at 7 p.m. Evening service at 7 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Holbeck
Young People’s League
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Father Sheehy
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
C. P. Burnett
Distinguished Native Son Nominated for High Court
Albert J. Galen, Republican nominee for associate justice of the Montana supreme court, has a long legal career in Helena. Born on his father’s ranch near Three Forks in 1876, he studied at Notre Dame and Michigan, practiced law since 1907, served as Montana attorney general 1905–1913, led the district draft board 1917–1918, and acted as judge advocate general in the AEF in Siberia. He and wife Ethelene Bennett live in Helena with their son Jim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert J. Galen
Republican Party
Supreme Court
Three Forks
Hugh F. Galen
Albert
Helena
District Draft Board
State of
Montana
Draft Board
Butte
Judge Advocate General
Siberia
Mr. Galen
Ethelene Bennett
Willesd Bennett
Jim
Galen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Big Timber Bakery
Guy Skillman
Roy Traver
Montana Grain Growers’ Elevator
R. A. King
Farmers’ Exchange
Jeter Bros
McLeod, Mont
A. L. Bray
Big
Mont
Maxwell
Ford
Big Timber Supply Co
Ford Car
Churchill & Amery
Inquire Pioneer Office
Government
Washington, D. C
Chas. Bryan
Big Timber
Grey Cliff
Reeves
Class Brothers Dill
W. H. Donald
Hereford Bulls
Grand Hotel
Mickey
Livingston
Elite
H. P. Mooney
Tom Kue
American Eagle Cafe
Grey Clif
Wes Handy
J. E. Smith
Glass-Lindsay Lakes
Chas. Crum
From &6
Miller’s
Singer Sewing Machine, Co
Hana
Ole Birkeland
Enoch Flyum
Springdale
Big Timber Lumber Co
Ray Racks
Ditt Big Timber Lumber Co
Cision
Mr. Rankin
Republican
Wellington
U. Rankin
Baby Cab
H. H. Austin
J. R. Kaiserman
Livingston, Mont
Douthett & Williams
Delaine
J. L. Rapstad
Geo. W. Parks
Big Timber Canyon
Co. VY. Nye
Gibson
Minneapolis
Glass Brothers
Kent and McComas Ranches
J. G. McComas
Sif Farmers Exchange
H. O. Kellogg
Glass Bros
Cleveland
Oliver
C. F. Watkins
Billings
Lutheran Church
General Merchandise
Brandshaw
Priscilla
Dean Tams
Patrick Mackinaws
Yellowstone ‘Stores CO
Alvert
J. Galen
A. L. Bra
County
Treas
ENCE
P. E. Sektnax
S. P. Harve
Harvey