Investigation of Printing Overcharges Shocks Big Timber
The Big Timber Pioneer contract dispute reveals Montana and Sweet Grass County paid $227.40 to obtain a $144.13 check. County officials pressed to refund mischarges after examiner's figures, with errors found totaling $35 and later revised to $190.96. The News pressed for an immediate probe of printing claims, while the Pioneer contract remains set to expire September 10, 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber Pioneer
Williams
Draper
Red Lodge
Pioneer
Helena
Johnson
Examiner
Overland
Sheriff's
Berg
Joe Markham
Montana Standard
Markham
Daly
Johson
Montana Record-Herald
Helena Independent
State Publishing Co
Thurber Printing Co
THE
Court House
Pioneer Office
Bray
Sweet Grass Publishing Co
Holmes
Horace 8. Davis
Davis
Olson
Anderson and Kuhn
Supreme Court
Public Land Sale and Probate Notice in Montana 1942
Legal notices publish two actions. a public land sale in Sweet Grass County under Clara Grosfield with a July 20 1942 offering at $2.00 per acre for SW 4NE Sec 15 T18 R15 and a probate matter in the Sixth Judicial District of Montana Sweet Grass County for the estate of Iver M Hoyem with a June 26 1942 proving and hearing set in the court room of the Sweet Grass County Courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Iver M. Hoyem
Mike I. Hoyem
Ingwald I.hoyem
Dick Armstrong
Eet Grass
B. Kesselheim
Notice to Creditors Ivar Holland Estate Big Timber Montana
Administrator Andrew Holland of the estate of Ivar Holland asks creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within ten months after the first publication. Claims should be sent to E. O. Overland, attorney, at the courthouse building in Big Timber Montana. Date lines June 12 1942. Published June 18 25 and July 2 9 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Ivar Holland
E. O. Overland
Big Timber
Andrew Holland
Ez, O. Overland
Public Land Sale Notice for Mrs Baldridge Property
U S Land Office Billings announces a public sale under section 2455 of the act to Mrs Helen G Baldridge of Kansas City. The tract includes S14NE4 and Lot 1 Sec 3 and Lot 1 Sec 11, T38 R13 E. Bid minimum set at $1.50 per acre. Claims or objections due by sale date. William Riddell, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Billings
Montana
Commissioner of the
General Land Office
U. S
Clara Grosfield
Big Timber
William Riddell
Register
U. & Land Office
Elen G. Baldridge
Kansas City
Missouri
Alias Summons for Publication in Montana Case
The State of Montana greets the defendants in a quiet title suit involving real property in Sweet Grass County. Defendants must answer within twenty days of service, or default will be entered. The action targets the south half of the northwest quarter, southwest quarter, and south half of the southeast quarter of section 22, township 1 north, range 15 east, with all appurtenances. The case filed June 3, 1942 in Big Timber lists many named defendants and unknown claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vs. Shoshone Consolidated Oil Company
Sweet Grass Abstract and Audit Company
Leslie P. Jackson
Rockwood Brown
Jane Doe Brown
Said Rockwood BrOwn
Horace 8. Davis
Edna Davis
R. G. Wiggenhorn
Mary Roe Wiggenhorn
D. S. Segal
Verna R. Andre
Montana
Sweet Grass County
Northwest
Progress ranch leased. Fox venture to Newfoundland
Robert Storm of Progress leases his ranch for three years and will move to Botford Newfoundland to assist his brother in raising black fox. His brother recently bought 2,000 dollars worth of fox. Melville livery barn robbed June 6. Sheriff Fallang declines renomination. Helen Hickman, missionary, visiting family in Wichita Texas. Wool intake reaches 225000 pounds at railway warehouse as Harry Snyder leads warehouse staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Storm
Progress
Botford
New Foundland
Black Fox
McDonnell
Commercial Bank & Trust Co
McLeod Street
Second Avenue
Liverpool
Storstad
Pioneer Files
Melville
Dad” Hughes
Boulder
Sheriff Fallang
Helen Hickman
Wichita
Tex
Brazil
Hickman
Harry Snyder
C. G
George Walker
Mike Hoyem
Cory V. O'Leary
June 1924 Pioneer notes and election briefings
Notes from Pioneer files cover tax payments with 1 454 registered voters and 500 voting at 2 50 each, election costs for Sweet Grass County, and candidate filings for the August primary including Dell Whitney for assessor and Ed Boddy for commissioner. Reports note Memorial Day weather, cemetery access, and war veterans’ graves. Also listed are convention nominations for president and vice president and primary filings for several offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass County
Dell Whitney
Ed Boddy
John T. Esp
William Sherrill
E. H. Cowles
Green Blakeley
Legion and Auxiliary
Pioneer Files
Ted Kepler
Bessie Sanderson
President Coolidge
Cleveland
Clyde E. Davis
County Treasur
Ruby Stratton
Livingston
Morr’ Iere . M
CVS “Methodist
Judge Lee
Louie Claiborn
St. Louis
Bellingham
Wash
Carl Myr. Stol
Ellen Hess
Robert A. Bray
Ed Brannin
Margaret Deegan
Charles G. Dawes
Frank O. Lowden
Senator Walsh
New York City
Oscar Underwood
al Smith
John W. Davis
Laurence P Officer Seeks Democratic Nomination for Assessor
A resident of this section declares candidacy for the assessor's post in the July primary. He pledges daily office presence unless duty calls and asks for supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurence P. Officer
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Jerome Williams
United States
C. J. Ellingson
Motor Inn
Vic Christensen
Port Arthur
Frank Worth
Bright
Saloon Rr
W. A. Clark
Harvey Bliss
H. O. Kellogg
County Fair Association
Grand Hotel
J. W. Wold
Hans Tjaaland
Bertha Ander
Albert Aird
Gemelia Egeland
Mcall
Grey Curr
Tjaaland
P. Egeland
Allgward
J. W. Medley
Minneapolis
Absarokee
Tench Hannon
William McMahan
Lexington
Ill
E. O. Clark
He Lamb
A. G. Hatch
J. E. Sheridan
Kellogg
B.©. Clark
Daniel Hogan
St. James Hotel
Seattle
Hogan
Father Point
Saint Lawrence River
the Fire
Representates
Sears
Ity
Arley
Ruperto Mervitt
Quaker Company
Lewrenceberg
Ladienc
C. V. Mosier
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