Delinquent Tax Sale Notice for Sweet Grass County
Notice is given that on Friday July 9 1926 at 10 00 AM at the front door of the County Treasurer's Office in Big Timber Montana all property in Sweet Grass County owing delinquent taxes for the second half of 1925 will be sold at public auction unless taxes plus interest penalties and costs are paid. A complete delinquent list is on file for public inspection. Glyde E Davis Treasurer. Publish dates June 17 24 July 1 1926.
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Big Timber
Sweet Grass
State of Montana
State of
Montana
Commissioners Proceedings June 11 1926
The board met with all members present and tabled the Camp bell road petition for further study. Several warrants were ordered cancelled from General, Road, and Poor Funds. Per diem and mileage amounts for Chas. Bryan and others were listed. The board adjourned to July 6 due to a holiday on July 5. CHAS. BRYAN, Attest: W. A. CONWELL, Clerk.
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Geo. O. Campbell
Chas. Bryan
Peat Anderson
W. A. Conwell
Warning To Drivers To Carry More Light Butte
Helen Halonen, 19, of 507 Colorado street, died after a motorcycle and side car with no lights hit a Butte Anaconda bus on a curve near Sunrise Hill. Place and Mrs Sima Tlansen survived with minor injuries. Place was held for statements about drinking.
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Butte
Helen Halonen
Colorado Street
Tocker
S. 1
Deer Ladee
Sima Tlansen
Hansen Place
Halonen
Sunrise
Butte- Snaconda
Jong
W. R. Wood
Miss Halonen
John Putie
Red Lodge
Isaak Kakala
East Broadway
Murray Hospital
MacFarlane Announces Candidacy For County Attorney
John N. MacFarlane announces his candidacy for County Attorney of Sweet Grass County Montana in the upcoming primary on August 3. He pledges to diligently perform the duties of the office if nominated and elected and seeks Republican support.
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Sweet Grass County
Montana
Sheriff Candidacy Filed for Sweet Grass County 1926
Sheriff 1 announces candidacy for Sheriff of Sweet Grass County on the Democratic ticket with the nominating primary set for August 3 1926. Ed Brannin respectfully seeks the support of county residents.
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Sweet Grass County
Olson Seeks Democratic Nomination for Sweet Grass County Commissioner
Theo T Olson announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for county commissioner in Sweet Grass County subject to the August 3 1926 primary. He pledges strict official duty, economy, impartiality and ensuring full value for every dollar spent.
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Sweet Grass County
Goliar
Theo T, Olson
Conwell Seeks Sweet Grass County Clerk and Recorder Nomination
W A Conwell announces candidacy as a Republican for the office of county clerk and recorder in Sweet Grass County. He states a promise of prompt economical and courteous service to taxpayers if nominated and elected in the August 3 1926 primary.
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Sweet Grass County
W. A. Conwell
Whitney seeks renomination for Sweet Grass County Assessor
A. Whitney announces candidacy for renomination as assessor of Sweet Grass County on the Republican ticket. He says he has aimed for fair impartial property assessments during his present term and asks for support for a second term.
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Sweet Grass County
A. Whitney
Ed Boddy Seeks Sweet Grass County Commission Nomination
Gibson Mont resident Ed Boddy announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sweet Grass County commissioner subject to the August 3 primary. He pledges fair impartial and economical service if nominated and elected.
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Sweet Grass County
ED Boddy
Gibson, Mont
Judge Pray Rules In Favor Of Sureties In Hardin Bank Case
Federal Judge Charles N Pray decides four surety firms and H W Bunston receiver may recover 840 597 04 from the defunct Hardin State bank for indemnity bonds covering Crow Indian deposits. Each surety paid the government when the bank failed and now Receivers must honor claims on parity with other government debts.
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Great Falls
Canity
United States District Court
Hardin State Bank
H. W. Bunston
Charles N. Pray
CG. R. Garlow
United States
National Surety Companys
Maryland Casualty Company
Fidelity Deposit Company of Maryland
American Surety Company
Pray
National Surety Company
Fidelity Deposit Company
Butte Burglar Returns Jewelry After Letter of Apology
In Butte on June 9 a burglary at the J. S. Berryman home on South Montana Street yielded jewelry worth several hundred dollars and $100 in cash, all returned by mail with a remorseful note seeking forgiveness for the act and explaining ill health and gambling debts. The family had been away about nine o clock, returning to find a gold watch and chain, a locket, lavalliers, a cameo pin, cuff links, beads, and four rings missing, later wrapped and left in a box with cretenne.
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Butte
J. S. Berryman
South
Montana Street
Hope
Berryman
Big Timber's Growth Promises Prosperity in 1906
In a Christmas edition the Pioneer notes Big Timber now has about 1200 residents and outlines rapid local development. Cement walks total over one mile with more under contract, a gravity water system costing roughly 810,000 is planned to start next spring, and stone business houses stand among well-kept churches. The new high school is described as modern and well equipped as the city keeps pace with growth. (Continued next week.)
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BIG Timber
The
Pioneer
Blaccre
Livingston
Eighteen Years Ago In The City And Nearby Notes
Items from eighteen years ago include visits by Sam Solberg from Howie and Mrs. Alex Marr from Fishtail. Miss Mary Lyon won a free piano contest with the largest vote, while water works construction stalls for wooden pipe between Portland and Big Timber. A July Fourth celebration in the Boulder valley features a grove picnic near McLeod, fireworks, and a big dance. The Big Timber Independent band is hired for Absarokee, with Helena’s carnival bid declined. The state prison system shifts to state management with Frank Conley named warden. Local travel notes report Patton, Romans, Stole, and others passing through, plus sheep shearing starts and plans for southern Oregon business. A telegram from Chicago notes Taft’s nomination with a large early vote tally and unity. The Shumaker ranch party mentions a reservoir project at Lebo lake for Norton & Lyons, supplying irrigation from American Fork and Lebo creeks.
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Mary Lyon
Portland
Big Timber
Boulder Valley
McLeod Store
Absarokee
Carnival Committee
Helena
State Board of Prison Commissioners
Frank Conley
Conley & MecTague
Patrick Patton
Merrill
Roy Romans
Springdale
J. P. Stole
Shelley
Minn
B. S. Hellopeter
Boulder
J. A. Mulkern
Oregon
Medford
EB. L. Patterson
Edith
Massachusetts
Maine
William Mowrey
Lewiston
Idaho
E. C. Hale
Chicago
Taft
LaFollette
Foraker
Cannon
Fairbanks
Knox
Hughes
Roosevelt
C. W. Shumaker
Big Elk
Shumaaer
McQuitty
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Cook
Call Cook Hotel
J. F. Mooney
Teddy Busha
Anton Ronning
White Rock
L. F. Douthett
Fordson Farm Machinery
L. F. Douthett Co
Ford
Ford Way
Hudson
Overland
Buick
Willys-Knight
Jack Watt
Jake Magelssen
Ben Mielde
John
George Neumayer
Gibson
J. F. Clark
McLeod Ranch
McLeod, Mont
Reed Point
Chrysler Car
C. M. Hart
Big Timber Building & Loan Association
J. A. Lowry
Treas
Oscar Nepstad House
Jennie Forsythe
Henry Stole
J. A. Lowry & Co
Yelowstone
Gardiner Gateway
Northern Pacific
Glyde E. Davis
Air Maid
BIG Timber Milling CO
Grand Hotel
Big Timber, Montana
Times
Sweet Grass County Creamery
Patterson Undertaking CO
Mont
C. Graff
John N. Macfarlane
Brannin
Sweet Grass County High School
Pioneer Files
Sam Solberg
Howie
Alex Marr
Fishtail
Dr. Cutile
Hunters Springs
Palace of Agriculture and Food Products
Philadelphia
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