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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1925

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Body of Walter Shaw recovered from Yellowstone river

Walter Shaw prominent Park county summer camp owner drowned June 19 at Soldiers Ford Gardiner river. His body found at 6:30 a.m. on an island above Emigrant bridge by Ted Anderson and a boy employee Bill Atkinson after a two week search. Identification confirmed by clothing and a ring. Funeral set for 2 p.m. at his Shaw residence with burial in Mountain View cemetery. Survived by widow three daughters sisters a brother and his mother.

Livingston Walter Shaw Park County Gardiner River Emigrant Bridge Ted Anderson Emigrant Bill Atkinson Anderson Walter Selby Yellowstone Gardiner Shaw Soldiers Ford Yellowstone Park Louise Cooke City Mr. Shaw Floyd Farr Montana Grasshopper Glacier Great Northwest South Second Street Walter ‘Cg. Shaw Frances Margaret Jessie Rose Reetha Chester Amos Shaw

Will of Jane Norton Morgan on Record

The will of Jane Norton Morgan wife of J P Morgan filed for probate in Mineola New York leaves most property to four children and a portion to Morgan. It bequeaths 150000 to each child Henry Sturgiss Morgan Julius Spencer Morgan Frances Tracy Pennoyer and Jane Norton Nichols with Morgans receiving English property and life use of USA household effects. Executed by Mr Morgan and two sons as executors.

New York Jane Norton Morgan J. P. Morgan Mineola N. Y Henry Sturgiss Morgan Julius Spencer Morgan Frances Tracy Pennoyer Jane Norton Nichols

Bridger Banker Samuel Rankin Dies in Los Angeles

Samuel W. Rankin 64, vice president and treasurer of Bridger Mercantile, and former Minneapolis hardware salesman, died at his daughter’s home in Los Angeles after heart trouble. He had lived in California since February and will be buried in Minneapolis. Survived by widow and two daughters, Mrs. Mary Quirk and Mrs. Carolyn Hall, both in Los Angeles.

Bridger Samuel W. Rankin Bridger Mercantile Company Hall Los Angeles Cal Rankin American National Bank of Janey, Semple, Hill & Co Minneapolis Mary Quirk Carolyn Hall

Marines Held After Court Martial at White Court

Summary court martial proceedings for two marine guards at White Court, Corporal Andrey Chantes of Cleveland and Private Clarence Kes of Centerville Texas, ended with findings awaiting Captain Adolphus Andrews approval. The men faced charges of neglect and leaving posts, were relieved after dawn inspection, and face up to three months pay loss and 30 days confinement.

Frank Gottlob Pioneer of Sweet Grass Dies at 69

Frank Gottlob, longtime Sweet Grass pioneer and Austrian-born rancher, dies after an afternoon operation for bowel obstruction. He leaves a widow and six children Josie Hanson Frank Gottlob Peter Gottlob Mamie Buell Ann Hoyem Susie Anderson. Funeral at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Sweet Grass with pallbearers from the community.

Frank Gottlob St. Joseph’s Catholic Church Father Leahy Columbus Josie Hanson Frank Peter Gottlob the Sweet Grass Mamie Buell Ashland Calif Ann Hoyem Dell, Mont Susie Anderson Chicago

Shenandoah Dirigible Crashes Killing Twelve at Belle Valley

An early edition reports the Shenandoah uniting as it crashed over Ava Ohio resulting in twelve officers and enlisted men dead including Commander Zachery Lansdowne and Commander Hancock Forty two crew were aboard with fifteen injured as the dirigible broke in two after a windstorm and drifted southward with the two sections landing ten miles apart.

Livingston Daily Enterprise Belle Valley Ohio Zachery Lansdowne Hancock Shenandoah Pride United States Air Service Ava

Cadillac Car Ownership Dispute Sparks Arrest Action

Deputy United States Marshal Platt served a warrant in Butte on Leo J. Cremer and Bertha Cremer after a Cadillac phaeton bearing altered numbers tied to a Minneapolis theft. The Cremers posted $500 bond for a September 10 hearing before U S commissioner J E Rees. The complaint dates to August 24 1925 and lists October 5 1923 as the concealment of the stolen vehicle. The case could be heard in Butte or Eastern Montana districts before Judges Bourquin or Pray.

United States Platt Butte City Leo J. Cremer Bertha Cremer Harlowton J. E. Rees U. S A. L. Phillips L. R. Grimes L. M. van Etten Co. E. Argabright Big Timber Lac Phaeton

Stockmen Press for Local Control of National Forest Grazing

A Helena Independent report details stockmen urging the Senate Public Lands Committee to grant greater local control of national forests. They propose an area grazing rights system, transferability, a board of appeal, and grazing charges capped at cost plus ten percent. The hearings proceed in Missoula with state livestock leaders presenting resolutions noting nine admin reforms and two public-domain measures.

Helena Board of Appeal Public Lands Committee United States Senate Robert N. Stanfield Oregon Ralph H. Cameron Arizona Tasker L. Oddie Nevada John General Land Office George K. Bowden T. W. Tomlinson National Livestock Association Missoula Spokane Yakima Wash J. E. Morse Dillon Montana Livestock Commission C. H. Williams Deer Lodge Montana Wool Growers’ Association State Livestock Association State Wool Growers’ Association Rachford Boards of Appeal National Forest

Montana Power Company Tops 1924 Tax Payers List

Helena Sept. 1 The Montana Power Company and its subsidiaries based in Butte headed the 1924 tax list with a total tax bill of 326 268 54. Individual payment records show W A Clark Jr of Butte paying 514 464 30 the largest single amount in the district. The list includes Yellowstone Park Hotel Co Lewistown Oil and Refining Co and several Montana firms with payments ranging from about 8300 to 516 000. Individual names include Andrew J Davis W A Clark Sr and others in Montana towns such as Helena Butte Missoula and Bozeman.

Helena Montana Montana Power Company Butte Montana District of Internal Revenue Bureau C. A. Rasmussen W A. Clark, Jr W. A. Clarke Clark’s Yellowstone Park Hotel Company Lewistown Oil and Refining Company Lewistown the Polleys Lumber Company Simons Drygoods Company Montana Life Insurance Company Andrew J. Davis First National Bank William D. Thornton Thornton A. C. Carson William Wallace, Jr New York City W. A. Clark Butte Capitalist F S. Jones Woodward Golden Rule John W. Schnitzeler Froid Margaret M. Hays Livingston

Missing Bodies Found in Glacier Park Couple Found Dead Near Lincoln Pass

In Glacier National Park Montana the bodies of Mr and Mrs J B Wheeler of Whitefish were recovered by Park Ranger J B Fleimning near Lincoln Pass. They had been missing since August 12 and died about two weeks earlier during a snowstorm that deposited 12 inches of snow. Coroner Campbell Kalispell confirmed the deaths.

Great Falls Mont J. B. Wheeler Whitefish Glacier National Park J. B. Fleimning Lincoln Pass Campbell Kalispell

Woman of Ku Klux Klan Charged With Misuse of Funds

In Arkansas a suit filed in Bulaski chancery court accuses Mrs. Robbie Gill Comer imperial commander and her husband James A. Comer of waste and fraudulent misappropriation of funds from the Ku Klux Klan. A temporary restraining order blocks interference with the imperial kloklan and national executive board pending final hearing.

Little Rock Ark Robbie Gill Comer Imperial Women Ku Klux Klan James A. Comer Grand Dragon The Realm of Arkansas Knights of the Bulaski Flora Alexander Dallas Gomer National Order Richard M. Mann Washington, D. C Lula A. Markwell

Woman Angler of the Boulder Narrowly Escapes Death

A Montana Transfer men party at Hunters Hot Springs near the Boulder River saw a woman fall into swift water while fishing. W. E. Baker from the party plunged in and rescued her just before she was swept into a deep hole beneath a fallen tree, narrowly saving her life.

Livingston Enterprise Montana Hunters Hot Springs Boulder Billings W. E. Baker Boulder River Baker Montana Transfer and Storage Men’s Association Injary

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Yellowstone River Frank Dingle Bridger Banker San Francisco Congregational Church Australia Rev. Dingle Dingle America Grand Hotel J. J. Lacklen Coolgardie Lacklen Lebanon Holy Land John W. Davis Ed Bartels Andrew Forsythe Henry Schrader Iver Hoyem Austria Northern Pacific Sweet Grass Sweet Grass County Cadillac George M. Bourquin Charles N. Pray Senate Morse Montana Power Co Glacier Park K. K. K. Head
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