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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
4
The first postwar Studebaker models go on display June 25 at Jake's Repair shop. Local dealer E F Osterhout says the 1947 Studebaker offers greater safety, comfort, and efficiency, with new streamlined styling and 21 body choices across Champion and Commander lines including deluxe options.
Veterans will receive special consideration for government jobs as stenographers clerks and pharmacist mates in administrative shoreside posts in the U S maritime service openings at San Francisco and the Bay area. Minimum pay for stenographers and clerk typists is 182 40 monthly. Apply at once to Ensign A W Powers USMS U S Maritime Service Center 1000 Geary Street San Francisco.
Delinquent 1945 taxes on all property in Sweet Grass County and Big Timber will be sold at public auction July 12 and 13 1946 between 9 am and 5 pm in front of the county treasurer's office unless paid with interest penalties and costs. A complete delinquent record is on file for public inspection. Oscar D Forsythe Treasurer.
In the District Court of Montana Sixth District Sweet Grass County the estate of Stephen A Perrine deceased is administered by Della P Webb as administratrix. Creditors and others with claims must exhibit them with vouchers within four months after the first publication to Chas W Campbell attorney in Big Timber Montana. Dated June 19 1946.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for condolences. Discharges and transfers include Raymond Bieber returning home June 6 and Evelyn Bieber moving from Baker Oregon to Bozeman. Recruiter C JoJe Devine will interview Marine corps aviation applicants in Big Timber June 21 and Arnold Pavey will collect unemployment claims at the draft office Saturday.
The Big Timber Lutheran Ladies Aid will entertain on Friday June 21 with hostesses Mrs Ray Becken Mrs Peter Rostad and Mrs Ole Rostad. Melville and Deer Creek Aids were invited to attend.
Judicial District of Montana Sweet Grass County informs that Della P Webb is appointed administratrix of the estate of Margaret S Perrine deceased. The notice names the administrator and court involvement for probate proceedings.
June 13 Miles City news notes a rattlesnake presence as venomous reptiles move from prairies into town. A couple encountered a six-button rattler on a sidewalk while children played nearby and a baby rattler was found in a yard.
Commander Stanley M. Cox, Park County rancher and veteran officer, is on 91 day leave in Livingston and his Boulder County ranch. He served as executive officer of the Mindanao and Hamil during World War II, was wounded twice, earning the Purple Heart in the Admiralty Islands invasion and Okinawa. He returned to duty after recovery and was due to be placed on inactive status, a move delayed by wartime needs.
Fred Rose, Canada's sole communist member of parliament, was found guilty by a 12 man jury after a three week trial for criminal conspiracy to transmit war secrets to Russia. He faces up to seven years per count and a September trial on four additional charges. sentencing is set for Thursday with consideration of his 1931 sedition conviction.
No services at St Mark's Episcopal Church on Sunday. Congregational Church announces Rev Eugene Schneider will preach the sermon Sunday night at 8 o'clock.
Pastor E. E. Tollefson leads morning worship at 11 o clock in Big Timber. In Melville, Sunday school starts at 2 p m with services at 3 p m on June 23.
Sunday services held at 11 a m in Dallman hall invite the public to attend.
St Josephs Catholic Church holds Mass on the second Sunday of each month at 8 30 a m and on the fourth Sunday at 11 30 a m, serving parishioners with regular worship times.
Washington reports a shorter duck hunting season or reduced bag limits to halt and reverse a sharp decline in wild duck populations. Director Albert M. Day of the Fish and Wildlife Service noted an average yearly drop of about 23 million birds over the past two years.
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to raise the social security tax from 1 to 1.5 percent on both employee wages and employer payrolls, effective January 1 for five years. The act originally planned a rise to 2.5 percent next January unless Congress acts sooner.
A one trillion pengo note was released as Hungary’s inflation soars. If prewar it existed, it would be worth about $200,000,000,000. the current note is valued at roughly 35 cents.
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