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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1919
Page
7
A compilation of U.S. Land Office notices from Bozeman and Big Timber Montana including homestead filings, proof deadlines, witnesses, and public land sales. Names such as Harold Chit, George Swanson, and Charlies along Timber appear alongside locations Big Timber and Spring 4 Fo. with dates in 1919 and 1920.
Court terms for Park Sweet Grass Stillwater counties in 1920 listed with dates for regular terms and final hearings on naturalization petitions. Also includes public notices of land claim through December 1919 and school bond sale of 2600 dollars in Sweet Grass County set for January 20 1920 with bidding and payment terms.
Department of the Interior notice announces Alfred Hermanson of Big Timber Mont has filed for three year proof on July 12 1915 Homestead entry 011083 for NW Lots 2 3 7 8 Section 23 Township 2 South Range 13 East M P Meridian. Proof to establish claim before CG Skillman US Commissioner Big Timber Mont January 6 19. Witnesses John Schaidkaer Tom Jasper Frank Carper Ben Biles all of Melod Shoat Nowecoach lane Megister First publication November 27 1919.
Notice to creditors of Fass Weseak estate in Sweet Grass County Montana. Creditors must present claims by December 27, 1919. Also notice of public lands claim by Theo Vormessen of Big Timber for Three Year Proof on lands described in section 2 town 2 North range 16 East, Montana.
Department of the Interior notices George E Peugh of Springdale Mont to prove up his homestead entry No 09786 filed September 21 1914 for Lots 6 7 SE SW and SE X Sec 6 T2S R13E M P Meridian before U S Commissioner C N Skillman at Big Timber Mont on January 22 1920 Also named are Charles Currier William Herbert Thomas Nash Charles Brian with Now coal land Register as party to the notice.
Wil lison C. Phelps heir of Williams M. Phelps deceased files notice in Bozeman Montana. The notice mentions military service and residence details, with witnesses Appleton and others. First publication November 27, 1919.
Senator Fall touts explosive evidence behind a resolution while Senator Ashurst criticizes the war department for troop shortages at the border. Shields urges action against Mexico and war talk rises. Austria faces famine with Hoover proposing grain sales to Europe. Baltic tensions rise over Estonia and Russia, and a Persian treaty sparks Anglo American friction. United States eyes railroad control and waits on Cummins bill. Jenkins case in Mexico stirs Washington as Carranza resists.
The Bolsheviks reported victories including the capture of Kiev, capital of the Ukraine, from Denikine’s forces. They also occupied Kaplansk, southeast of Kharkov, signaling expanding control in the region.
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