Springdale Social Notes Include Visitors and Travel
Mrs Rosa Currier, Mrs Bob Brown and family visit Mrs Weaver Gibby in Springdale. Mr Ray Huntley and son depart for Idaho on vacation. Miss Martha Sharpe leaves for Billings to visit relatives.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1949
Page
7
Mrs Rosa Currier, Mrs Bob Brown and family visit Mrs Weaver Gibby in Springdale. Mr Ray Huntley and son depart for Idaho on vacation. Miss Martha Sharpe leaves for Billings to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Marbel and his mother of Livingston spent Monday visiting Mrs. Tom Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Al Close and son David left for Phoenix after visiting their daughter Mrs. Kennth Mosness and children. Mrs. Tom Moore entered Lott hospital for medical treatment. James Boe mows hay for J. H. Preston. Karl Kjarmo and children of Big Timber visited the Preston home. Jack Langston and Alice Sharp of Tacoma visited Mrs. Moore. Mrs. Oscar Nelson visited Livingston. Kenneth Mosness and children visited Big Timber. Helene Hash of Big Timber visits aunt Rosa Currier. Former President Harding was elected to the U. S. Senate from Ohio in 1914.
Notice that on July 18, 1949 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. in front of the Sweet Grass County treasurer’s office Big Timber Montana all property with delinquent 1948 taxes will be sold at public auction unless taxes with interest penalties and costs are paid beforehand. A complete delinquent record of all persons and property owing taxes is on file for public inspection.
Sweet Grass County Montana publishes a public notice naming Lillian M Peterson as Treasurer with official dates in June and July 1949. The notice appears in the public records indicating appointment and related formalities.
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