Big Timber Public Notices and Sheriff Sale Aims
A Sheriff’s sale is scheduled for June 27 1936 in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana. Described property includes land totaling about 965.62 acres with 350 miners inches water rights on Wright Creek. Portions of Section 18 and 19 are excluded for a highway. Also notes election registration information and historical civic notices.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Sweet Grass
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
S. Wilma Wilson
Wilma Chapman
John H. Wilson
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Sweetgrass National Farm Loan Association
Big Timber
Montana Principal Meridian
Wright Creek
Spencer Jarrett
Sweetgrass County
Township 1
Range 13
Ed Bartels
Floyd McAllister
Montana attorney general resigns to join Chicago practice
Raymond T. Nagle leaves the Montana attorney general post after three and a half years to pursue a Chicago law career with higher pay. Supporters praise his enforcement of Montana statutes while acknowledging opposition from some quarters.
Do Not Panic Over Itchitis and Imagined Ticks
A humorous, folksy note explains that skin itching may stem from dandruff, fruit rash, or cotton fibers, not tick bites or spotted fever. It cautions readers against panicking and shares memory of past fears, urging calm until symptoms pass.
Debating Columbus on mood and grasshoppers debate
Northwestern University debate teams argue that international complications and current gloom may hinge on Christopher Columbus. They question scapegoating Hoover and Roosevelt and urge mercy toward the famous explorer while mocking contemporary leaders.
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Hoover
Roosevelt
Northwestern University
Christopher Columbus
Palos
Spain
Columbus
Notice for Final Proof on Lot Land in Montana
Herbert R. Spotts of Big Timber Montana files intention to make Final Proof on land described in entries and subdivisions in Montanas principal meridian before U S commissioner John A Lowry at Big Timber on June 18 1936. Witnesses include James R. Davis Lars Fotland Edward Ross Friend Curtis and Harry W Hill with registrations by the Register.
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Department of the Interior
General Land Office
Billings
Montana
Herbert R. Spotts
Big Timber
Prin. Mer
Mont
John A. Lowry
U. S
James R. Davis
Grey Cliff
Lars Fotland
Edward Ross
Friend Curtis
Harry W. Hill
Notice of Meeting to Adopt Preliminary School Budget
The board of school trustees in Sweet Grass County Montana will meet on June 8 1936 at 8:00 p m at their regular meeting place to consider and adopt a preliminary budget for the 1936 1937 school year. Taxpayers may appear and be heard. Dated May 25 1936 Hilda M Rein County Superintendent and Clerk of School Budget Supervisors.
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Sweet Grass County
Montana
Hilda M. Rein
Notice of Closing of Registration Book for Primary
Notice announces closing of the registration book for Sweet Grass county on June 5 1936 at 5 00 p m for the regular primary election to be held July 21 1936 in precincts across the county.
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Sweet Grass County
Notice of Final Proof and Estate Claim in Big Timber
The Department of the Interior GIS announces George Tronrud of Melville Montana plans Final Proof for land in Section 22 Township 5 N Range 13 E May 27 1936 publication date. Also a Notice to Creditors for the estate of Martin Crest deceased asks creditors to file claims with vouchers within four months at the Big Timber court house. E O Overland is administrator.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Martin Crest
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
E. O. Overland
Classified notices mix pota toes livestock and lost items
Classified ads list lost license plate 40 291 and a bay horse branded JC from Cold Storage Market. Also advertised are 72 inch wide seedy potatoes Netted Gems at 1 75 per cwt and for sale Hereford yearlings two year olds milk cows, gear including a burr feed grinder and a 1000 lb scale. Listings show contact points Pioneer Grand Hotel and Mrs Henry Holtan with phone 65 K.
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Pioneer
Bailey Hardware
R. Boe
Esp & Sylling
Grand Hotel
Livingston
J C
Inquire Pioneer
International
Henry Holtan
Ellingson Seeks Clerk of Court on Republican Ticket
E H Ellingson announces candidacy for Clerk of Court on the Republican ticket. If nominated and elected, he pledges to deliver efficient service to voters. Election date noted as July 21, 1936.
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Clerk OF Court Republican
E. H. Ellingson
Dusting Off The Old Ones
Miss Marie Dahl returns from a visit with Sam Berg and family at Barlow Oregon. County news reports on livery ownership, local council plans, and municipal finances including a 10 mill tax levy. Jail escape attempt ends with a ransom reward offering two inmates’ capture.
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Marie Dahl
Sam Berg
Barlow, Ore
Roy Osburn
Harry Liebel
West Side
J. E. Barbour
Fourth Avenue West
L. F. Douthett
A. L. Bray
First Avenue
McLeod Street
Yellowstone Bridge
Public School Teacher Carries News From Pioneer
Carrie McVicker of Pioneer has gone to Vermillion South Dakota and expects to return in fall. Drafting in the county begins on the 24th to select 57 men for service. Prof E A Erickson offered Belmont school principalship with salaries rising to 2200 by year three. J L Rapstad reports an ewe pelt sale at 865. Mrs Edgar Hall dies at Warm Springs aged 79, leaving two sons and three brothers.
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Pioneer
Carrie McVicker
Vermillion
S. D
E. A. Erickson
Belmont
J. L. Rapstad
Warm Springs
Edgar Hall
Hall
White Sulphur Springs
Bozeman
Helena
E. M
Fred Hall
Perry
John
Sanford Moore
Meagher County
Bridger Creek Socials and Local Updates
Agnes Krone visits cousin Hilda Bue this week as the Womans club plans a Wednesday meeting with Mrs. Roobel. The Turlands and Harris family visit Bridger Creek. Henry Hausserman hosts dinner with the Petersons. Newton Lay seeks hospital treatment after illness. Rain arrives Monday with 40 degree temps aiding grasshopper control.
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Agnes Krone
Hilda Bue
Womans Club
Roobel
O. P. Terland
Harris
Columbus
Bridger Creek
Henry Hausserman
Melvin Peterson
Newton Lay
Big Timber
Young Boy Born In Sour Dough On June Fifth
News from Sweet Grass County notes the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Arthur Parler of Sour Dough on June 5 1918. County Commissioner Glen Parker displays a home grown lemon from his yard in the city. Carl Brownie of Gibson arrives with ears frozen from hauling straw during the big storm. A H Arneson and Albert Esp are named to plan a scouring plant for the Woolgrowers association and each sheepman will donate a fleece to the Red Cross. Grand hotel employs lady clerks Grace Savage and Clara Grosfield hold day and night shifts. James Reed of Reed Point shot himself in the ranch home of his mother Rebecca Reed. suspected motive is disappointment at not enlisting.
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Arthur Parler
Noy
Glen Parker
Carl Brownie
Gibson
Sweet Grass County Woolgrowers Association
A. H. Arneson
Albert Esp
Red Cross
G. A. Leasby
Grace Savage
Minneapolis
Clara Grosfield
James Reed
Reed Point
Rebecca Reed
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Big Timber Pioneer
Jerome Williams
United States
E. R. Patterson
Vic Christensen
Furstenberg
Bear Creek and
Fromberg Coal
R.A. Traver
George Tronrud
Melville
Mane'z
Township
Range
Prin. Mont. Meridian
U.S
Joan
Edward Brannin
Morris Tronrud
Melville, Mont
Frank Kremper
Anton Tronrud
Register
Dr. Chase Gloom
Strand Theatre
Livingston, Montana
I. Lova Laff
Robert Mor Pomers
Myrna Loy
Roma
America
Roma Wine Co., Inc
Lodi
Calif
Vermouth
Pioneer Files
D. Claiborn
A. B. Coit
W. D. Richards
Miles City
Fourth Avenue
Big Timber Public Library Association
Third Avenue
Anderson Street
Donna McCall
Everett
Ray N. Hannon
Thompson Falls
Democrat
Ertate
Douthett Lumber Go
C. V. Mosier
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