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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1939
Page
4
The Citizens Bank & Trust Co. stockholders meet at the bank office in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Tuesday January 9 1940 at 7 pm to elect directors and transact other business. Alva L Lamb cashier public notices run December 14 21 28 1939 and January 4 1940.
Annual meeting of State Farms Co. to be held at Citizens Bank & Trust Co. office in Big Timber Sweet Grass for the ensuing year and other business as may come before the meeting. Alva L. Lamb Sec Treas. Pub Dec 14 21 28 1939.
The Citizens State Bank will hold a directors election at the Citizens Bank & Trust Co. office in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Tuesday January 9 1940 at 7 o clock p m for the election of directors and any other proper business presented to secretary E L Frang.
The Commercial Bank & Trust Company will hold a stockholders meeting at the Citizens Bank & Trust Co. office in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana on Tuesday January 9 1940 at 7 pm to elect directors and transact other business. Alva L Lamb Secretary January 4 1940.
In the Sixth Judicial District of Montana the court designates terms for Gallatin Park and Sweet Grass counties for 1940. Gallatin January 15 April 1 July 8 October 7. Park January 16 April 2 July 9 October 8. Sweet Grass January age April 3 July 10 October. Petitions for naturalization hearing dates set and Law and Motion days scheduled as specified.
Mrs. C. M. Laubach and children express gratitude to friends and neighbors for favors and sympathy during bereavement.
Miss Barbara Duffey shopped in Billings on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Carl Bue and daughter Hilda visited Billings that day. White Beaver residents Mr and Mrs Floyd Ferguson dined with Sidney Fraser Jr. on Sunday. A community school program and Christmas tree are set for Friday evening the 22nd and the public is invited. Mrs Henry Hausserman hosted the Woman's club dinner Wednesday with sewing and a gift exchange. Guests included Mrs Lende, Mrs Mary Lay, Mrs Carl Krone and Mrs Herman Frey.
Mr and Mrs Morton Knight visited Big Timber for Christmas shopping. John Dunn and sister Elva Dunn left for London Mills Illinois for the holidays with Elva planning to join Bert Dunn there. Miss Dorothy Allman visited friends in Harlowton last Thursday December 14. W H Donald returned from Chicago Rochester New York and New York City and reports a wonderful trip. W H Donald Jr will arrive in Butte Friday December 22 to spend the holidays with his father.
Louis Wollner 57 of Tekoa Washington died in Superior hospital after a collision 25 miles west of Superior. Police say Wollner became ill and lost control of his car hitting an oncoming vehicle. The crash raises the year's highway patrol death toll to 140.
The Langford and Collins and Smith families thank friends for expressions of sympathy upon the death of William P Summers. Mr and Mrs W H Langford and Family Mr and Mrs Milo Collins Mr and Mrs Pearl Smith.
Strayed two year old black stallion and mare branded LW right hip. Reward five dollars each. Notify Lars Waaland Reed Point. For sale or rent small irrigated ranch seven room house just outside city limits. Phone 32 K or Box 473. Also stray steer and white faced heifer two year olds branded left hip. Five dollar reward. W H Va Langford Reed Point. Text ends.
The New Ark Second Hand Store in Livingston Montana advertises sale items including a studio couch, an overstuffed parlor set, a Conway piano, and a 63 piece imported dishes set now at reduced prices. Prices start at $4.95 per set with many items discounted.
The annual meeting of stockholders of the Big Timber Building & Loan Association will be held at Citizens Bank & Trust Co in Big Timber Sweet Grass county Montana on Monday January 8 1940 at 7 oclock p m for electing trustees and other business. Harold Roe Secretary.
Community items report residents traveling to California and Missoula for winter and conferences. Local professionals visit, shipments of sheep and grain move toward markets, antelope abundance near Shawmut noted, NP survey activity rumored near Sweet Grass, a farewell dinner for longtime officials planned by Arthur Hatch, and Royal Neighbors install new officers led by Sophia Williams.
Pioneer J D Holly of Melville visits White Bear Minn. T T Murray of Grey Cliff transferred to Belfry Carbon county. Harlowton Press reports a district court order allowed closing of the Widdicombe ranch Scott Stover land deal for 80861 36 to H P Franklin and Stover cashier s checks at National Park Bank Livingston. Ten miles south of Harlowton Iles Dec 22 1921. Government thermometer shows 12 below. American Legion officers elected Elmer Arneson commander Louis Rapstad vice Clyde Davis adjutant Alva Lamb post finance officer Percy Webb insurance officer Rev C S Marsell chaplain J B Hinds historian. Two basketball games last week for the home team split Laurel 27 13 and Livingston 25 21. Livingston lineup Gleason Merkt Donahue Terwilliger Grabow. Home team Egeland Lyon Busha Mjelde Snyder.
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