Delinquent Taxes and Stockholder Meetings Notice
Delinquent taxes on John P Campbell ranch property described by sections and township are announced. Multiple notices warn stockholders meetings for Citizens Bank and Trust Co Big Timber Commercial Trust Bank Big Timber State Farms Co Big Timber Building and Loan Association Trust Co and related boards with dates in January 1929 1938 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Campbell
Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Big
Notics of Stockholders
Commercial Trust Bank and Company
Citisens Bank and Trust of
Big Timber
Sweet Gress County
Montana
Alva L. Lamb
State Farms Co
Sweet Grass County
Sec
Treas. Pubb
Big Timber Building and Loan Association
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
R. L. Lewis
Trust. Co. Big Timber
Thanks for kindness during illness and burial
We express gratitude for the many neighbors and friends who showed kindness during the illness and burial of our loved one. Special thanks to the Evangelical congregation and the church for floral offerings and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ile
Evangelical Congregation
Ofks Church
Herman Hansen
Bed Hansen
Josephine Gettleb
Mike Hoyem
Pete Gettleh
Freak Gettieh
Robert Ba
P. Ander
Pioneer women shaped America on the frontier
Leah A. Kusmark writes in the National Republic that pioneer mothers helped build homes, teach children, share religion, and lay the foundation for twentieth century progress. They stood beside men who opened new states, planted civilization seeds, and guided communities from isolated cabins.
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America
Leah A. Kusmark
National Republic
Teller
Incorrect Belief as to Growth of Trees
A fragmented discussion argues trees grow in bursts with rests, citing an oak's growth from April to July and overall gains of about ten inches in a Great growth period. It asserts early spring leaves appear with color and notes forest roads showing rapid weight growth in 40 days, while trees continually fight for life.
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Pemnaylvania
Ratles
Forest Road
Wake
Women Geographers and their Media of Contact
A fragment discusses a group of women geographers seeking a medium of contact among distinguished women in geographic work and related sciences. It notes their collaborative efforts to add to knowledge of countries and to advance field studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grédp
Orphan Brigade name and Confederate history recalled
The Orphan Brigade earned its nickname for leaving Kentucky to join the Confederacy. Accounts vary on how the designation arose from exile, isolation from home, commander transfers, and battlefield deaths, shaping its historical identity.
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Orphan Brigade
Confederacy
Kentucky
Soen
Lone Ice Age Stone of Lithuania Resting in Forest
The Washington Star reports a solitary Ice Age stone named Puntekas in a Lithuanian forest. Locals say the devil concealed it at a church, breaking the tops of two steeples. the two truncated spires remain as the sole such marks in Lithuania.
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Cithuania
Washington Star
Lithuania
Young Couple Quarrel Over Brass Band at Eatery
A young married couple argue in a modest eating house over a brass band. The wife grumbles about affording a luxurious restaurant once featured in their honey moon while the husband retorts with resolve.
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Cresaly
Fragmentary 19th century notes on Benson and Naftedigh at a Montana river
Fragment describes Benson and Nafteigh in the summer of 1678 near a ferry landing on the Yellowstone River valley. It mentions a Mexican worker with Agent Prost of the Crow agency, adobe buildings at Mission Creek, and later moves to Pryer Creek before the agency relocation to Seattle.
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Aines
Benson
Besson
Cabie
Yeromatene
Prost
Crow Agency
Mission Creek
Pryer Creek
A. B. Hicks
Seattle
Bea
City Cafe Opens as Local Firms Launch Ventures
Eighteen years back notes show Mrs. Meade Druckemiler and Mrs. Gertie Herrin opening City cafe. Brammer & Brammer start a new firm supplying a first class bakery and confectionery. Community updates include staff changes in county offices and a fatal collision on Third avenue.
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Meade Druckemiler
Gertie Herrin
John Riley
Northern Pacific
Greg Oli
Vester- Joe Arneson
Lowry & Whitfeld
Brammer & Brammer
Jack Ingle
Derr
Baade
Nish
Billings
State Teachers’ Association
Third Avenue East
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Mounters States Telephone and Telegraph Co
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Ae Prfessor
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Miss Rose Powell
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