Aliases summoned in Montana district court action
Corinne Wogan sues numerous defendants including Eleanor Anderson and Margaret Olmstead to quiet title to Big Timber real estate Lot 59 and 60 Block B Original Townsite Sweet Grass County. The State of Montana sends greetings. defendants must answer within twenty days or risk default judgment. Attys: Chas W Campbell and E O Overland. Pub dates July 25 August 18 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Anderson
Cameron Anderson
Anderson
Margaret Olmstead
Emmeline Langley
John Anderson
Ida Anderson
Maude Kane
Laura Stewart
Mayme Anderson
Geddes Anderson
Helen Anderson
Viola Clunis
Janet Clunis
Janet Beley
Dick Armstrong
Molly Armstrong
Nina Burkett
Richard Lindsey
Lindsey
Janet Annie Lindsey
Chas. Harris
Harris
Miltford Harris
Wm. C. G. Harris
James Harris
Chas L. Harris
Martin
John M. Martin
J. M. Martin
Alonzo M. Harris
A. M. Harris
James Anderson
Andrew Anderson
Margaret Clunis
Jessie Martin
Marie Armstrong
Nancy Lindsey
Mary Anderson
State OF
Montana
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Beulah Patterson
Chas. W. Campbell
E. O. Overland Big Timber
Notice to Creditors in Callaway Estate
The administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Robert H. Callaway, deceased, unveils to creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be filed at Charles W. Campbell law offices, 209 McLeod Street, Big Timber, Sweet Grass County, Montana. Dated July 10, 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Robert H. Callaway
Charles W. Campbell
McLeod Street
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Real Estate Transfers and Oil Leases in Local Ledger
Real estate deeds record transfers including Hugh L Overfelt to Ethel Overfelt parcels in section 34 and adjacent quarters. Transactions show Stuart H Nicholson to Earl Bouse block W lot 10 and adjoining lots 6-10. Dooley to Kunan Jr. et ux covering large tracts in sections 22 and 26. Lindner sells oil leases to Western Range Corp James H Cook to Montana Power Co. and other power easements. Oscar Vik et ux to James Wick parcel in section 14. 5.0 acres noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh L. Overfelt
Ethel Overfelt
Stuart H. Nicholson
Earl F. Bouse
Thomas Dooley
Ernest Kunan Jr
Robert Lindner
Western Range Corp
J. W. Snyder
Harold V. Snyder
Herman Smith
Montana Power Co
Howard P. Forsythe Etux
Harold Hawks Et Ux
Range
James H. Cook Et Ax
Charles McDonnell Et Ax
Herman Utermohle Etux
Oscar Viket
James H. Wick
Discharges Filed For Veterans From Local Service Records
Honorable dis charges have been filed with the county clerk listing Coxswain Alva Vernon Deegan entered March 17, 1945 discharged July 22, 1946 with Asiatic Pacific and American theater ribbons Japanese occupation and victory medals Sir John Thomas Duffey entered January 7, 1945 discharged July 20, 1946 American theater ribbon and victory medal Carpenter’s Mate Elvin J. Husebye entered October 21, 1942 discharged July 22, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva Vernon Deegan
John Thomas Duffey
L c Elvin J. Husebye
Patrolmen Enforce Flipper Law Across Montana
Helena July 30 The state highway patrol again enforces the flipper law Supervisor Charles L Sheridan said today The rule bans throwing burning materials from vehicles on roads and aids in fire prevention It covers forests and grasslands and patrols check campfires to ensure extinguishment amid extreme dryness cooperation with state and federal agencies continues to reduce fire risks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Highway Patrol
Charles L. Sheridan
Highway Patrol
Sheridan
Notice to creditors of Pearl Maddix estate Montana
Pearl Maddix deceased in Sweet Grass County Montana. Administratrix D M Traver asks creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months after first publication to Chas W Campbell attorney at 209 McLeod Street Big Timber. Publication dates July 18 25 and August 1 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Pearl Maddix
Chas. W. Campbell
McLeod Street
Big Timber
D. M. Traver
Peace conference victory hides Russian aims in Paris
The article questions the Paris peace conference victory narrative. It argues Molotov blocked China as sponsor, imposed a two thirds rule on committees, and limits small nations’ influence. It suggests Russia leveraged rules to constrain decisions while extending influence over treaties in Finland, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, and Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Paris
China
Messrs. Byrnes
Bevin
Orient
Molotov
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Finland
Italy
Moinly
United States
Balkans
France
Byrnes
Russia
Council of Nations
San Francisco
Congress Passes Bill To Increase Pay
The Senate approved a reorganization bill that cuts congressional committees and approves a 25 percent pay raise for members. The House amended the Senate plan, proposing a 2,500 salary increase plus 2,500 for expenses. The bill also creates pensions for older members, shifts some duties to federal agencies, requires lobbyist registration, and demands a budget framework at each new Congress. Sponsored by Senator LaFollette and Representative Monroney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
White House
Congressional
House
Congress
Robert M. LaFollette
Prog
Wis
Mike Monroney
Okla
Hart Brain Tests to Determine William Hart’s Mental Responsibility
Hollywood reports that microscopic brain tests will take several weeks to assess mental responsibility in the will of film star William S. Hart. At the request of his son, William S. Hart Jr., Dr Courville and two other physicians removed the actor’s brain on July 23 as part of estate proceedings for the $1,000,000 estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
William S. Hart
C. B. Courville
William S. Hart Jr
Courville
Local Prescription Service For Vets Opens In Montana
Veterans with service connected disabilities in Montana will soon access local prescriptions. The program, approved by the Montana State Pharmaceutical Association and pending VA approval, lets eligible veterans pick a VA authorized physician and use nearby pharmacies, bypassing mail delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
J. L. Tremblay
Veterans Administration
Fort Harrison
Montana State Pharmaceutical Association
Dr. Tremblay
American Pharmaceutical Association
National Association of Retail Druggists
Warns Against Homemade Electric Fence Controllers
Bozeman July warning from Eric B. Wilson Montana State College extension rural engineer urges using only approved controllers for electric fences and cautions against tying fences directly to 110 volt house circuits, noting fatal incidents to animals and people when done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Eric B. Wilson
Montana State College
Wilson
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District Court of the Sixth Judicial District
ION
Western Newspaper Union
Lester Cole
Debutantes
Billings
Hart
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