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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1933
Page
4
Dividend recipients last Monday learned a 5 percent national tax was deducted from their checks. The notation says this tax will vanish once Roosevelt proclaims budget clearance or repeal of the Volstead act. The president predicts enough states will vote for repeal by Christmas, ending the emergency levy.
The state highway commission may concrete a road from Ullman lumber yard area to connect with the Yellowstone Trail near the campground, despite opposition. The project would create jobs and use man labor, not machines, with $7.5 million allotted for state road work. Local boosters argue traffic will still bring business to Big Timber, while concerns focus on safety and impact on Main Street and cross streets. Livingston merchants accept rerouted traffic, and the Lions Club backs improved highway safety and connections to the D Y trail strategy.
Jonwi Mullen visited Big Timber on Tuesday. Numerous locals visited nearby towns including Columbus and Billings. A large White Beaver Valley meeting organized the White Beaver Community club. Miss Margaret Agather married Everit L. Sliter at Trinity Lutheran with a reception for 200 guests and a later dance.
The Bridger Creek club plans a meeting this week with Mrs. Ike Lay. Numerous visitors joined Bridger Creek relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hausserman and others from Grey Cliff Big Timber Laurel Columbus Odessa Wash. A 51st wedding anniversary for B F Heavlin was celebrated with about 50 friends at the school house, featuring a luncheon and address by Rev A T Peck.
Gibson P H Willard spent the weekend visiting friends in Gibson. A dance was advertised for Saturday night at Mt View school house. Mrs C J Hanson of Portland visited her family at the Hanson ranch. Mrs John Schiltz hosted a youth dance Saturday night. L R Bruce went to Billings to see the newborn Dorothy Hul born July 29 at St Vincent’s hospital. Emery Jones welcomed guests at Sunday dinner including Opland Up land Sandsness and Willards. Mrs Ray Halst left for New Castle Wyoming amid a run of bad luck including an iodine accident and a coal oil fire that damaged the Up land house.
The district court of Montana Sweet Grass County summonses Helena Schillreff and others unknown to answer a complaint to quiet title to land in sections 28 29 32 near township 1S range 16E containing 320 acres and a parcel in section 8 described with metes bounds. Defendants must answer within 20 days. failure results in default judgment. The action seeks to remove a cloud on title and cancel a warranty deed naming Conrad Schillreff et al as grantees. Published July 13 20 27 and Aug 3 1933.
A mix of small ads and notices includes millinery and laundry openings, new furniture stock, and bargain clothing for men and boys. The community also reports the death of John McVey at his ranch on American Fork, with background on his career, family, and estate.
In the Sixth Judicial District Sweet Grass County Montana administrators warn creditors and others with claims against Anton Omdahl deceased to present within ten months of first publication. Claims must be filed with vouchers at E O Overland law office Big Timber Montana, attorney for administrator Co R Hansen Administrator dated July 15 1933 published July 20 27 August 3 10 1933
In the District Court of Montana Sixth Judicial District Jacob Hoyem deceased, notice by the administrator to creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for claims is E O Overland law office at the County Courthouse Big Timber Montana. Dated July 18 1933. Attorney for Administrator Rostad Overland. Publication dates July 20 27 August 3 10 17 1933.
Dentist office hours run 9 a m to 5 p m with evenings by appointment. Located in the Masonic Block, contact phone 38 in Big Timber Montana.
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