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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1926
Page
8
County records show expenses for the Lewis manhunt and the burial of Hughson. Autopsies were conducted by Drs. Claiborn and Baskett. coroner Patterson oversaw the inquest as remains were interred near Blue Lake.
The eastern Montana Education association held its largest convention to date in Billings with delegates leaving for home Saturday night. M C Dietrich was elected president and outlined plans for the coming year. Miles City and Missoula figures were involved in invitations for next year’s meeting and the group toured the Great Western sugar factory after adjournment.
Notice from Sweet Grass County Montana advises payment of 1905 taxes by the due date, with penalties and interest. Taxes payable at the County Treasurer in Big Timber. Delinquent taxes incur 1 percent monthly interest and a 5 percent penalty after May 31.
Peter Fox and Sons say Chicago opening prices around 45 cents with higher possible. Only fat No 1 grade birds should be killed now. County market will buy every turkey daily at top price based on Chicago market. Contact Co. W. Allen at 68 K or 113 Z.
Big Timber residents urged to report Halloween night infractions to aid police. Chief Ben Mjelde promises action against the guilty, asking for community cooperation as officers cannot patrol every area simultaneously.
Gossip from Doubhett reports W A Carl building a cement water tank in Gibson country while Geo Carl and other ranchers like Harold Hawks Tom Olson and Louie Plaggemeyer complete granaries wind breaks chicken houses and dairy barns. The column notes winter preparations storage and fuel concerns across farms near Melville Big Timber and west of town.
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