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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1944
Page
4
The verse speaks of a father hiding troubles behind a smile to protect his wife and children. It honors his patient labor and asks readers to spare a word for Father amid family happiness and Mother’s care. The lines highlight quiet sacrifice and love within a family.
Tommy Nevin heads to infantry training at Camp Roberts California. Lars Warp shifts from Camp Bowie Texas to Camp Seibert Alabama. Jonas Motland rises to corporal and moves from Fort Ord California to a New York PO. Sgt. George Mathes, air corps mechanic, in Sardinia writes his father. Lt. Raymond Dodge now has a New York address after Sheridan Wyoming training. Pfc John Deegan promoted to corporal shortly after arrival.
At Camp Haan California Corporal Everett L Carter transferred from Jefferson Barracks to Greensboro North Carolina S Set. Kenneth C Jones wrote home that Corporal Ed Bray had locked him up in New Guinea and they had a good visit.
Public notice announces Knute Lavold of Big Timber Montana seeking final proof April 25 1944 before Addie Lowry for Carey Act land in section 12 township 2 north range 14 east. Also details a rough mountainous tract land sale in Big Timber with bid date July 13 1944 at 10 am at Billings district office for Lot 5 of section 6 T 3 N R 15 E MP M.
Belinda Songstad of Big Timber Montana gives notice of intention to make final proof to establish her Carey Act entry No B 76 for NIGNEY SE4NE NEY4NW4 section 14 township 2 north range 14 east Montana principal meridian before Addie D Lowry United States Commissioner in Big Timber Montana on June 28 1944. Witnesses include Stanley Lavold Robert Cosgriff Knute Lavold and George Lavold all of Big Timber.
Martin Songstad of Big Timber April 1944 gives notice of his intention to make final proof to establish his Carey Act entry No. B-77 for lands described as W4NE 4, W% SE section 24 township 2 N range 14 E Montana Principal Meridian.
Sylvester Lavold of Big Timber Montana gives notice of intent to make final proof to establish his claim to NEYNW 4 SE4NE4 section 8 township 2 N R 15 E Montana principal meridian before Addie D Lowry United States Commissioner in Big Timber Montana on June 28 1944 witnesses Martin Longstad Stanley Lavold Robert Cosgriff Knute Lavold all of Big Timber Montana P O. Publication dates May 25 June 1 8 15 1944.
George Lavold assignee of William M. Elliott gives notice of intent to make final proof to establish claim to land in SEC 8 T2N R15E Montana under the Carey Act. Proof before Ad die D. Lowry U S Commissioner in Big Timber on June 28 1944. Witnesses named Robert Cosgriff and Knute Lavold.
A compact collection featuring Jerome Williams’s parodies and poems priced at fifty cents. Includes verse pieces that reflect satirical and humorous takes on contemporary topics.
In the matter of the estate of Charles R. McKenzie deceased the administrator calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after the first publication. Claims should be sent to the administrator at his office in Big Timber Montana. Dated May 27 1944. Charles W Campbell Administrator. Pub June 1 8 15 22 1944.
Stanley Lavold of Big Timber Montana B 73 for SE 4 section 12 township 2 north range 14 east seeks final proof to establish his claim under the act. He will appear before United States Commissioner Addie D Lowry with witnesses Martin Longstad Robert Cosgriff George Lavold and Sylvester Lavold all of Big Timber Montana.
Mrs. Eleanor Coit was named chairman of the Good Government league in Helena. Eighty guests celebrated Mr. and Mrs. T J Egeland's silver wedding anniversary. Miss Jennie Moore closed a Dutton school term with a First Bridge picnic attended by fifty. Judge T K Lee bought 50000 pounds of wool for 27 to 30 cents and 5000 lambs at seven and a half cents. Rostad and Rostad Becken shipped 42 cars of bees to their summer range at Rivulet Montana. Theodore Tintinger of Big Timber plans to move to Laurel after selling his prize bull to Montana Ranch Co for 3000 dollars. He had paid 1000 as a calf and once walked 95 miles to transport it. A four year old daughter of Frank Wilson drowned in Otter creek Tuesday.
Ji Ardath A Goosey and Paul Lamp married last Thursday at St James Episcopal church in Bozeman. Judge T K Lee bought 109000 pounds of wool from local growers at 35 cents. Harvey Cort purchased the Clark clip, 21000 fleeces, in Carbon county for 33 cents. A Ronald McDonnell admitted to the bar after graduating June 17 1926 from State university in law. Spanning Brothers to open in their newly finished barn next Saturday evening. A J Smart 55 died at his son Con E Smart in this city last Thursday of heart trouble. He leaves another son Bassett. Remains were taken to Bozeman for burial beside his wife burned to death in 1922.
Montana court orders show cause why administrator E O Overland may sell the decedent James A Kelsey’s real estate in Big Timber Sweet Grass County to settle debts. Publication required in The Big Timber Pioneer June 1 8 1944. Court seal and clerk Beulah Patterson presiding. Attested attorney Overland.
The State of Montana sends greetings to defendants in a quiet title case about Lots four and five in Block eighteen of Boulder Addition Two, Sweet Grass County. Plaintiffs Walter R. Kenison and Margeret I. Kenison seek to quiet title to real estate in Big Timber and name multiple unknown heirs and parties in interest.
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