Estate sale of Big Timber land interests in Lamp case
In the Montana district court the administrator seeks an order to sell decedent Paul E Lamp s real property in Sweet Grass County to raise funds for estate expenses. The description covers multiple tracts totaling thousands of acres around Big Timber plus associated water rights and grazing and city lots. A public notice requires interested parties to appear January 8, 1958 to show cause why private sale should not be granted.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Sweet Grass
Paul E. Lamp
Harold Roe
Lamp Home Ranch
First Avenue
City of
Big Timber
May M. King
Frank M. Lamp
Lola Lavold
Anderson- Harris
S. G. Hawks
Abbie A. Hawks
John Anderson
Montana Power Company
Poplar Street
City of Big Timber
Poplar
Fourth Avenue
Bert Versland
Second Avenue
Anderson Harris
Mary R. Lamp
Sweet Grass County
Mountain View Cemetery
Said Cemetery
Florence Lanphear
M. P
Said Township
Ellis-King-Hawks
Anderson-Harris
Mary Lamp
F. M. Lamp
Harris-Anderson
Boulder
Quarry Street
Boulder Addition
Court Proceedings Adjourning in Sweet Grass County
The notice dated December 18 1957 in Big Timber Montana indicates court action in Sweet Grass County with Beulah Patterson serving as clerk in the judge’s absence. E C Overland of Big Timber is attorney for the administrator and the notice is published December 19 26 1957.
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Big Timber Pioneer
Big Timber
Said
Beulah Patterson
Sweet Grass County
E. C. Overland
Montana
Santa Acts to Ward Off Yale Tree Shortage
Attleboro Mass. Santa Claus begins a collection to prevent a future Christmas tree shortage. City Forester Warren Hofman notes bal sam spruce and pine are not being replaced leading to soil erosion into river valleys. He proposes replanting at the 25 acre city farm. A contribution box at Santa's hut on the Common invites donors.
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Attleboro
Mass
Santa Claus
Warren Hofman
Santa’s Hut
Youths admit entry into bank mistaken as store
Two Evansville youths aged 14 and 16 told police and FBI they entered a bank through a basement window and took $18 from a change drawer. They said it was a mistake and they believed they were entering a nearby 10 cent store.
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Evansville
Ind
FBI
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P. R. Cox Real Estate
Sweet Grass Community Hospital
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Addie
Lowry
Jean
Cecil
Kathryn
Dean
the God of
Love
Nunley Trucking
Section 22
Emil L. Frang
James B Broker
Boulder River
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Range 14
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YALE
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Twin Bridges