Local Hatchery Transfers and Community Notes
Transferred Here Iver Hogan and Gene Todd from Emigrant fish hatchery move to the local hatchery in Park County. Radiation Joe Gallagher installs radiation this week in the Harvey Cort building, once Tom Kue’s pool hall. Thoroughbreds Harvey Cort and Ray Traver travel to Bowler Montana after ten Corriedale bucks from New Zealand. Reverend Leonard K. Smith becomes Livingston’s new Episcopal rector and will hold Sunday services at St. Mark’s, with a 10:30 a.m. morning service on the third Sunday. County Attorney Dan Yancey stops for lunch en route to Grey Cliff for legal business. Gardiner folks chicken hunt north of the city. Winter residents: Mrs. B. T. Stanton to Helena with husband Mr. Stanton. Edwin Solberg from Ta coma visits family and hunts chickens in a new Flint. Ramona Berta of Red Lodge, Montana fair queen, visits Big Timber en route home, later guest of Midland Empire fair in Billings. Aubrey and Mabry McDowell rodeo trip from Anaconda noted as having good attendance but poor rodeo management. Mrs. A. Perrine and Mrs. Percy G. Webb host a Friday bridge luncheon. Charles Grady, visiting from St. Louis, celebrates birthday with friends. Mrs. J. B. Hinds and twin daughters return from Missoula with Maude Campbell. Ed Boddy reports a hail storm at his old home now occupied by David Zeigler. Informations filed against Willis Root and Alfred Hoover for illegal liquor transport. Root also charged with prior Livingston conviction. Public sales scheduled at Hartman ranch near W. A. Carl ranch and Zeigler sale near Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen
Ramona Berta
Red Lodge
Montana
Big Timber
Billings
Aubrey
Mabry McDowell
Anaconda
Raisins Misuse Alleged In County Poor Fund
A widow who received 25 for August from the county poor fund bought 25 pounds of raisins charged to the county. She said the raisins were for raisin bread for her children. Commissioners deducted 3.50 from the allowance noting raisins are not a necessity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Poor Fund
Promotion Given To Commander Rodgers
Commander John Rodgers was promoted to Assistant Chief of the Navy Bureau of Aeronautics with department congratulations on his rescue. He will report to Washington after recovery and may sail aboard the fleet flagship at Hawaii. officials praised the rescued fliers and noted the PB-1 project to fly to Honolulu soon after September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy
Bureau of Aeronautics
John Rodgers
Department
Battle Fleet
Hawaii
Wilbur
Eberle
Naval Operations
Moffett
San Francisco
Pacific
Honolulu
Stanford E. Moss
Walker Leads Hylan In New York City Mayoral Primary
Early returns show Senator James J. Walker leading Mayor John F. Hylan for the Democratic nomination with 80,698 to 54,? from 995 districts reporting. Frank D. Waterman leads Republican mayoral candidates 11,111 to 355 and 1,359 in early NYC tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hylan
Frank D. Waterman
William M. Bennett
John J. Lyons
Waterman
Bennett
Lyons
Walker
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
John H. McCoey
Kings County
John Lyons
New York
James J. Walker
Tammany Designee
John F. Hylan
Smith
Hearst-Hylan
Democratic Party
George W. Olivany
Tammany
Willia M. Bennett
New York Times
John AH. MccCoey
King’s County
Democrats
McCoey
Sheriff Sale Notice of Sweet Grass County Property
Anglo American Farm Mortgage Corporation sues and a sheriff sale is ordered for Lot 2 and parts of Section 4 Township 4N Range 14E in Sweet Grass County Montana with 158.70 acres and 130 inches of water rights on Sweet Grass Creek. The sale occurs October 10, 1925 at 2:00 PM at the Big Timber courthouse front door under Sheriff Ed Brannin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anglo-American Farm Mortgage Corporation
Tench C. Hannon
Capital Life Stock Loan Company
Register Life Insurance Company
American National Bank, of
Billings
Montana
George W. Swords
American National Bank of
County of
Sweet Grass
State of
Big Timber
Sweet Sass
Montana Principal Meridian
United States
Sweet Grass Creek
Walter Tucker
District Court of
Sixth Judicial District
Sweet Grass County
Ayperman
Agriculture Judging Contest At Sweet Grass County Fair
The Sweet Grass County 4-H Club and Local Womans Club announce an agriculture judging contest as part of the Project Fair. It takes place Saturday morning September 26 at 10 o clock. Ten cash prizes will be awarded with $2 to the top score, four prizes of 1 dollar, and five of 50 cents. Competitors must have completed 4-H club or high school agriculture work and keep their record books current by September first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County Club
4-H Judging Contest Sets Rules for Fair Classes
Contestants must exhibit at the Club and Project Fair. Four classes hogs sheep poultry and corn will be judged starting at 10 a m Saturday September 26. Each class gets twenty minutes with no talking allowed during judging and no questions after start. Contestants must judge all four classes to be eligible for a prize. About seventy members participate and at least fifty should enter the contest to boost knowledge and incentive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Management
4-H
Food Sale and Listings Notice by Local Circles
Homeland Circle sponsors a Saturday sale at Davis grocery with bargains in machinery and horses priced for quick sale. E Quenzer advertises a small ranch half a mile from town for rent by C W Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeland Circle
Davis Grocery
E. Quenzer
C. W. Allen
Lost ruby ring at Big Timber Bakery
Morning bakery visit ends with a missing ruby ring. A $20 reward offered for the finder, by C Mortensen of Big Timber Bakery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Ring
Finder
C. Mortensen
Big Timber Bakery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iver Hogan
Gene Todd
Emigrant Fish Hatchery
Park County
Joe Gallagher
Harvey Cort
Tom Kue
Ray Traver
Bowler, Mont
New Zealand
Leonard K. Smith
Spokane
Episcopal Church
Livingston
St. Mark’s Church
Grey Cliff
Dan Yancey
Gardiner
J. Meek
Wolfe, J. Meek, Jr
George Welcome
Mike Link
Charles Grady
R. J. Grady
St. Louis
Charles McDonnell
J. B. Hinds
Barbara Bea
Betty Lee
Missoula
Ed Boddy
David F. Zeigler
Horace S. Davis
District
Willis Root
Alfred Hoover
Root
S. G. Hartman
Hartman Ranch
W. A. Carl
Zeigler
Gibson
New Coats
Bolivia
Wyandotte
Rodgers
New York City
ED Brannin
Frank Whitsel
Womans
Alc
Sweet Grass County Creamery
Bear Creek
L. F. Douthett Co
Tubelite
Orld
F. Follick
Grand Hotel
Big Timberlie Hardware Co
Columbus
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