Fourth War Loan drive set for January eighteenth
Pioneer readers are urged to note Citizens Bank and Trust Co statement showing over two million dollars in deposits in a county of under 3,000 population. The piece highlights the shift from time deposits to checking accounts and announces the county quota for the Fourth War Loan Drive: $106,800 for individuals and $54,000 from corporations, with Senator Leon C. Olmstead to manage the drive and districting. A Lyons Kansas notice jokes about material shortages and being the largest outhouse in the southwest.
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Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Sweet Grass County
Leon C. Olmstead
Estate Lease Request In Sweet Grass County Court
In the District Court of Montana Sixth Judicial District Sweet Grass County the administratrix Ruth Essex seeks an order to lease the Wesley P Franklin ranch for one year with rent not less than 1200. A show cause hearing is set for February 2 1944 at 10:00 a m in Big Timber Courtroom. Publication of this notice in Big Timber Pioneer for two weeks is ordered. Dated December 2 1943. Judge Benjamin E Berg.
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Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Sweet Grass
Ourtroom
Big Timber
Big Timber Pioneer
Sweet Grass County
Wesley P. Frankin
District Court
State of
Wesley P. Franklin
Ruth Essex
Daniel Thomas Phillips
E. O. Overland
Thos. Anderson
J. F. Clark
Thos. M. Kuhn
Dick Armstrong
General Fund
Alice Snyder
Oscar D. Forsythe
June Lavold
Albert D. Esp
Sam Fallang
Louis Mysse
A. Bishop
U. S. Employahi Sofvice Oo
Cee
Brendsel
Repaire
Iail Siavence
Eric Labor
Court House
Frank Mack
J. S. Solberg
H. M. Oefstos
Gens Schulz
Stenograf Co
Labor—Court House
D. J. Walvoord
R. C. Johnson
Bert Murray
al McComb
Albert Ellison
Albert Wagner
Fred E. Townsend
Grasfield Stock Ranch
E. F. Osterhout
Connelly Machinery Co
Hager Motor Sales
Industrial Equipment Co
Ullman Lumber Co
Irvin Miller
Saspeancahanad
Ceme- Cory Sececteptes der Geees
Ais
E. H. Amick
Ronald Halverson
Sven Thompson
Lars Fotland
Montana Power Co
Art Burnside and Co
Montana Extension Service
McKee Printing Co
Doubhett Lumber Co
Ee ND
Harry Wagner
Tom Dooley
George O. Campbell
S. O. Hanson
Road Fund
A. T. Ellison
Ee Lumber Co
Supgach
Midland Implement Co
Industrial Accident Board
Petty ‘Cash
bDrosidozer
Land Transfers Record Big Timber Montana 1940s
Land transfers recorded at the Sweet Grass County court include Van Cleve to The Van Cleve Co. 733 acres and multiple parcels to Anton Lien Oscar Vik and others. Also notices boot legal actions, estates, creditors, and deadlines with references to Big Timber Montana and county deeds.
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Court House
Paul L. van Cleve Jr
The
van Cleve Co
Federal Land Bank
Anton Lien
Sweet Grass County
Oscar Vik
Yellowstone
Sam Fallang
W. N. Clayton
Carl Bue
Norman B. Holter
Lynn J. Wilder
Melville
Paul L. van Cleve
Thorvald
Anderson
North American Co
Christine Raisland
Orville Shaw
Ira J. Goman
Harrison L. Goman
Jerome Williams
Grace Weliams
O. T
Big Timber
Johanna P. Holtan
Herbert C. Bue
Minor Helena earthquake reports no damage
An earthquake of minor intensity shook Helena at 4 21 p m Saturday. It was the 2704th tremor in a series that began in October 1985. Police reported no damage. Live Stock Bill of Sale books available at the Pioneer office for 50 cents.
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Helena
Pioneer Office
Commissioners Proceedings December 6 1948
Public board session details claims approved and warrants authorized with names and amounts. List includes county officers, deputies, road crews, suppliers, and welfare payments. adjourns to December 7 1943.
Dusting Off The Old Ones
J A Lowry registrar reports 101 births and 35 deaths in the past year. Francis M Ferris and Miss Florence Rich of Springdale were married in Bozeman last week. Eight inches of snow fell Monday night followed by a blizzard and chinook. Frank Henry is abroad on a buying trip. Jack Fielde acts as Golden Rule manager in absence. Born to Mr and Mrs Harry Shipton Jan 4, a girl. County Supt Solberg names Mike Whalen to city school board to replace John F Asbury. Ellingson Bros buy vacant McLeod street corner lots. plan a modern garage. Bearcreek Carbon county store owned by Ed Ellingson and father burns. loss largely covered by insurance.
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J. A. Lowry
Francis M. Ferris
Florence Rich
Springdale
Bozeman
T. C. McCall
Missoula
Frank Henry
Jack Fielde
Harry Shipton
Solberg
Mike Whalen
John F. Asbury
Ellingson Bros
William Sherrill
McLeod Street
Second Avenue
Bearcreek
Carbon County
Ed Ellingson
Ellingsons
Born to Mr and Mrs Chas F Willson of Gibson
Pioneer files dated January 7 1926 note the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Chas F Willson of Gibson on January 6 1926. Other items report Sweet Grass county poultry show January 28 to 30 trapper Clay Morris brought in 31 coyote skins two months work and more local notices.
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Chas. F Willson
Gibson
Sweet Grass County
Clay Morris
O. J. Ellingson
Shell Lake
Wis
Reider Anderson
Minnesota
Knut Anderson
Treasury Attacks Congress Over Tax Plan and War Costs
The Treasury accuses Congress of trimming the tax program as 1943 income reached 34 billion dollars, a figure viewed as a smaller contribution to war costs than the rising national income since the war began. Secretary Morgenthau’s $10.5 billion revenue proposal frames the year end report and political dispute.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
Capitol Hill
Morgenthau
Orders Resumption Of Civilian Goods
The War Production Board issued the first major civilian goods resumption since the war began. It authorizes 2,000,000 electric irons and 50,000 bathtubs for 1944 production. Bathtubs limited to war housing projects. Irons enter normal trade channels with no rationing planned. Expect irons in dealers’ shelves in volume by May.
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Washington
War Production Board
Ration Notes Extend Through January for Key Goods
The office of price administration extends several rationings including gasoline coupons good through January 21. Sugar stamps 29 30 in books four and four Warration become valid mid January through March for five pounds purchases. Brown stamps R S through January 29 and T becomes valid January 9 continue for meats fats. processed foods Green stamps D E F good through January 20. Sugar rations remain unchanged for two and a half months as stated by the OPA.
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OPA
Many Visit Temple This Year At Mormon Block
Salt Lake City reports 457,058 visitors to the Mormon temple block in 1943 with an estimated 2,100 more expected by year end despite travel difficulties. The 1942 figure was 652.
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Salt Lake City
Mormon Temple
Latterday Saints Church
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Grace M. Williams
City
United States
Lyons
Kans
J. A. Brooks
Benjamin E. Berg
D. D. Johnson
State of Montana
Nils T. Petersen
Schmidt
Grey Cliff
Inez Kraemer Tronrud
Eva M. Valgamore
Boulder
Quake
Commissioners
Walter Kenison
Roger Moschelle
W. W. Weaver
J. D. Holly
Dr. B. Olness
State Department of Public Welfare
Oaa-Adc-Anb
L. H. Townsend
Ann Christensen
Nils Petersen
J. S. Solberg Co
Davis Grocery
Cole Drug Co
Paul J. Gehan
Big Timber ‘Home ‘Telephone Co
Yellowstone Addition
C. E. Davis
A. Olin
Ed Cole
A. T Ellison
D. Claiborn
Roy Webber
Chico Hot Springs Hotel and Hospital
Emigrant
N. P
Chico
R. ©. Knowles
G. A. Ton Raerd
Pioneer
M. A
F. M. Lamp
Horace S. Davis
H. R. Kinne
Shields River
Carl Myrstol
McKenzie Bridge
Mr. Kinne
Action of
C.V. Mosier
Big Timber and
Park City
Big Timber Yellowstone Bank
Laurel
Pan
Victory
Babes
Montana Power Company
Treasure
Monta
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