Public notices for Knute Lavold and James A Kelsey estate
Public notice announces Knute Lavold of Big Timber Montana pursuing final proof on Carey Act entry B 74 for land in SW14 12 2N 14E with witnesses from Big Timber. Also an order to show cause in Sweet Grass County for E O Overland administrator to sell one third undivided interest in Lots 1 2 3 4 Boulder addition No two Big Timber to pay debts. hearing set June 16 1944 with publication in The Big Timber Pioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
James A. Kelsey
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Towit
Boulder
Monana
Beulah Patterson
Belinda Songstad announces final proof for Carey Act land
Belinda Songstad of Big Timber Montana announces intent to make final proof to establish her Carey Act entry B 76 for N14 NE 1/4 SE 4 NE 4, section 14 township 2 R 14 E before United States Commissioner Addie D Lowry in Big Timber Montana on June 28 1944 with witnesses Stanley Lavold Robert Cosgriff Knute Lavold or George Lavold all of Big Timber Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute Lavold
Big Timber
Montana
Township
N. R
Addie D. Lowry
United States
Martin Longstad
Robert Cosgriff
George Lavold
Sylvester Lavold
Big Timber P. O
Belinda LongStad
Endian
Stanley Lavold
Martin Songstad
Big Timber P. m. Montana
N. R. 14
Principal Meridian
Notice of final proof for Carey Act entry in Montana
Martin Songstad of Big Timber Montana gives notice of intent to make final proof to establish his claim to land described as W1/2 NW1/4 NE1/4 etc under Carey Act entry No B 77 dated April 6 1944. The land lies in section 24 township 2 N range 14 E of the Montana principal meridian.
Land claim notice for Sylvester Lavold in Montana
Sylvester Lavold of Big Tim Montana announces intent to prove ownership of land described as E% SW including SE4NE and fractional sections under the Carey Act before United States Commissioner Addie D. Lowry in Big Timber on June 28 1944. Witnesses: Martin Longstad Stanley Lavold Robert Timber Knute Lavold all of Big Timber.
Lavold seeks final proof on land claim in Montana
Stanley Lavold of Big Timber files for final proof to establish his land claim under the act before Addie D. Lowry, with witnesses Martin Longstad Robert Cosgriff George Lavold and Sylvester Lavold. The suit Sweet Grass county Montana involves quieting title to Lots 4 and 5 in Block 18, Boulder addition two, Big Timber. The Kenisons sue to quiet title against Robert M Alton Anna M Alton and unknown heirs and claimants. The State of Montana serves summons to defendants with a 20 day response period. failure means default judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Alton
Anna M. Alton
Robert Davis Alton
State OF
Montana
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Lavold seeks final proof on Carey Act land in Montana
George Lavold of Big Timber assignee of William M. Elliott gives notice of intent to make final proof to establish his Carey Act claim for SE% of section eight, township two north, range 15 east, before Ad die D. Lowry, U S Commissioner, in Big Timber on June 28, 1944, with witnesses Knute Lavold and Robert Cosegeriff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lavold
Big Timber
Montana
William M. Elliott
R. 15
Meridian
Addie D. Lowry
United States
Martin Longstad
Stanley Lavold
Robert Cosegeriff
Knute Lavold
Big Timber P. O
Notice to Creditors Charles R. McKenzie Estate Montana
The administrator Charles W. Campbell announces creditors and all persons with claims against Charles R. McKenzie deceased must present vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims to be shown at the administrator’s Big Timber Montana office. Dated May 27, 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Charles R. McKenzie
Big Timber
Charles W. Campbell
aecePe
Farm Rental Figures Released for Montana
The census bureau report dated May 29 shows Montana with 3 105 farms and cash rentals of 54 cents per acre in 1943, higher returns than 1940. It lists 2 361 640 acres rented in 1940, total cash rental value of 14 995 623 dollars, and Musselshell County at 7 97 dollars per 100 valuation as top gross return. National figures show 514 438 farms rented for cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
Montana
Bureau of Census
United States Department of Commerce
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Musselshell
Notice of Closing of Registration Books for Primary
Sweet Grass county closes the registration books for the July 18 1944 regular primary on June 2 at 5 p m. electors may register with the county clerk or a deputy registrar notary public or justice of the peace in the courthouse Big Timber during legal hours. Dick Armstrong county clerk and ex officio registrar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
Dick Armstrong
Executor calls creditors in Montana estate proceeding
Harold Boe as executor of Anton Lien dies. Creditors and claimants must present claims with vouchers within ten months after the first publication to E. O. Overland at his Big Timber Montana law office. Publication dates May 11 18 25 and June 1 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Anton Lien
E. O. Overland
Big Timber
Harold Boe
Field Agents Explain Duties in Selective Service Program
The article describes medical field agents collecting health and social history data on registrants for use at armed forces induction centers. The reports, known as selective service board 212 reports, do not affect classification and are submitted directly to medical examiners. Lois Thompson is named as the local medical field agent for Sweet Grass county. The program aims to save government funds, improve military efficiency, and aid individual registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armed Forces
Armed Forces Induction Center
Selective Service Board
Selective Service Boards
Lois Thompson
Sweet Grass County Welfare Department
Sweet Grass County Selective Service Board
Montana highway traffic figures show heavy intercity flow
A Montana report by State Highway Engineer Howard Holmes details intercity travel through the state. The heaviest flow runs east west with 500 to 700 vehicles daily, while Butte to Missoula averages 600 to 700 and up to 1,000 in intra city areas. Between Butte and Anaconda flows exceed 1,000 daily, reaching 1,960 inside Butte. U S 10 carries 3,400 daily between downtown Butte and U S 91 junction, the state’s busiest route. Northern routes and city cores show varied loads, with Missoula downtown up to 1,650 on U S 93 and Billings downtown at 2,600, Great Falls downtown 2,500, and Helena 1,200 downtown varying to 400-600 at city edges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
State Highway Department
Howard Holmes
Butte
Missoula
Anaconda
U. S. 93
Hamilton
Whitefish
Kalispell
Billings
Great Falls
Billings-Laurel
Food Outlook Says Meats Scarcer for Civilians
The Office of War Information predicts the last half of 1944 will see reasonably plentiful meats but reduced poultry, canned vegetables, butter and lard. Pork remains unavailable, beef will be cheaper, and lard is off rationing. Canned veg and fruit supplies tighten with 1943 outputs below, while sugar and milk stay steady and eggs hit a record high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Office of War Information
OPA
Bailey Imp Co continuity under Mrs Bailey noted
Bailey Implement Company business will be carried on by Mrs Bailey. In local items J W Chattin reports 24 inches of snow in three days. Obituaries include Lou Boyd and T C Overhuls. Hale of Gonzaga student Adolph Strand returns from Spokane. The Pioneer adds 700 new subscribers in three and a half years. Powers Elevator Co completes a 9000 dollar 50000 bushel capacity unit. A Hill tribute halts Great Northern Northern Pacific and Burlington service for five minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Implement Co
Bailey
J. W. Chattin
Big Timber Creek
Selmer Solberg
Adolph Strand
Spokane
Gonzaga
Lou Boyd
Hartford City
Ind
John C. Cannon
Reed Point
Pioneer
M. McEwan
T. C. Overhuls
Ed Brannin
Melville
Powers Elevator Co
Minneapolis
Edith Mirkilees
Stanford University
James J. Hill
St. Paul
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington Railways
Local Notes and Family News from Pioneer Born Area
From Pioneer Born to Mr and Mrs John Coughlin of Hubble a son is born. Clive Haas buys Home Telephone Co to take charge July 1. Marjorie VanGoor and Joseph Talsma wed in Billings. Miss Cora Thalle closes Raisland district school and returns to Mon dovi Wisconsin. Myrtle Kuhns and Arthur L Schump wed in Billings. Mr and Mrs C D Paulson return from Portland to stay. Thirty jurors called for mid June term. George E McKinsey moves family to Fishtail staff shop lease. Harvey Cort buys wool stock from Cordingly Co. Eighty growers 3741 fleeces 500000 pounds. Advance payment one dollar per fleece. Ray Jess Scyphers ages 3 years 6 months drowns on older river. body recovered four hours later. Sixty six eighth graders graduate at high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer
John Coughlin
Hubble
Clive Haas
Home Telephone Co
Marjorie VanGoor
Joseph Talsma
Billings
Cora Thalle
Raisland
Mondovi
Wis
Myrtle Kuhns
Arthur L. Schump
C. D. Paulson
Portland
Ore
Iles
George E. McKinsey
Fishtail
Harvey Cort
Cordingly & Co
Ray Jess Scyphers
Scyphers
Old Hathaway
Nils Petersen
Big Timber
Germans Jittery As Invasion Nears
In London May 27 the German high command braces for a crucial summer. Field Marshal Rundstedt’s western army holds a final defensive line as Allied invasion nears, with fear of a strong Soviet push from the east and possible assault through Scandinavia. Executions and arrests rise in Norway and Denmark amid Nazi crackdowns while Eisenhower warns underground networks to stay off roads during the anticipated Western invasion. Britons begin Whitsun weekend with travel disruptions likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Karl von Rundstedt
Army of
West
Italy
French
Russia
Europe
Scandinavia
Norway
Denmark
Stockholm
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Supreme Headquarters
Whitsum
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Grace M. Williams
Ray G. Beck
United Fee Seetecenees
Belinda Songstad
Big
State Theatre
Richard Dix
America
SUN
Ann Sheridan
Dennis Morgan
Harvest Moon
Bie Timber
OWI
U. S. 10
Chico Hot Springs Hotel and Hospital
Emigrant
N. P
Chico
R. C. Knowles
G. A. Townsend
Studebaker
Frank M. Durrance
Orlando
Florida
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