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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
7
The notice lists creditors and claim procedures for the estate of Jennette Neck, deceased, with appointment of an administrator and a four month window to file claims. The document names involved parties and addresses and directs filings to Sweet Montana.
The district offers twenty thousand dollars in bonds of two hundred dollars each at a rate not exceeding six percent per year. Bonds mature in twenty-one years with interest payable semi annually. Bids may be public or private and must include a certified check of one hundred twenty five dollars. Bids addressed to clerk GuaS. Clements in Avegate Montana.
Northern Pacific Railway Company will sell at public auction on Friday July 1920 at 10:00 am in Big Timber Montana to cover freight demurrage and storage charges totaling 1303.48 for a car load of road grading machinery weighing about 4000 pounds. Call O Nordstrom agent for details.
The readable fragments describe an estate matter with unclear terms. No clear persons or organizations are identifiable from the fragment. Further readable context is needed to form a proper headline and summary.
Public notice dated July 9 1920 calls for primary nomination election results and appointment of election officers. Clerk closing dates set for Friday July 9 with details on ballots and trustees for Sweet Grass County Montana and school bonds.
In the district court of Montana Sixth Judicial District Sweet Grass County, the administrator O R Duncan publishes a notice to creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Mail or deliver to the administrator in Big Timber Montana or to attorney F M Lamp in Big Timber. Dated June 2 1920.
Department of the Interior notice from Bozeman Montana dated June 9 1920 states Henry J Knoozer of Big Timber Montana filed intent to prove desert land claim No 012042 for MANE 4 section 28 township 4 north range 4 east M P M O before U S Commissioner C N Skillman at Big Timber on July 26 1920. Witnesses listed Ira W Brown Judson A Post Guy F Skillman John E King all of Big Timber. First publication June 17 1920.
Willis K Clark of Big Timber Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim for NNW section II township 3 north range 16 east M P Meridian. He will appear before G N Skillman U C S commissioner at Big Timber on July 23 with witnesses Andrew Allen Melville Mont Peter S Alen William Nepstad and Arthur E Safley all of Big Timber.
Charles IL Jeaces of Big Timber Mont filed intent to make three year proof to establish their homestead claim on land in N% section 8 township north range 14 east M P Meridian. Witnesses Clarence Davis Guy Harte Willard Busha Jen Marley all of Big TimberMont. Hearing before N Skillman US Commissioner in Big Timber on July 22 1920. First publication June 17 1920.
City council of Big Timber Montana declares its intention to create Special Improvement District No Twenty two for a concrete center pavement on McLeod Street twenty four feet wide six inches deep from First to Sixth Avenues. Rough cost twenty thousand dollars with five eighths assessed on abutting parcels and three eighths from federal highway aid. Public protest period ends July six 1920 with hearing set in city hall.
In Butte Montana on June 11 Assistant City Attorney Charles F Juttner proposed a new method to curb the moonshine trade. He advised two women who sought counsel after their husband’s alleged involvement.
Minnie Kd Giffa of Gibson Montana seeks final proof by purchase for Desert Land entry 07472 in NE section 18 township 3 N range 13 E M P. before N Skillman U S Commissioner at Big Timber July 20 with witnesses William Strickland William J Hanna John Schultz all of Big Timber and John Giffin of Gibson.
The Sixty sixth Congress ended June 5 and appropriated about five billion dollars. Chairman Good of the house appropriations committee released the final Congressional Record total at 24 859 890 327 dollars. Of this amount 4 373 295 279 covers government expenses for the new fiscal year starting July 1 and 486 459 279 is to cover a deficiency for the fiscal year ending June.
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