Order to Show Cause in Murdoch Minor Estates
In Sweet Grass county Montana the district court cites next of kin and interested parties to appear July 6 1945 to show cause why guardian O F Murdock should be allowed to sell a 1 24 undivided interest in oil gas and minerals on sections 36 1 2 and 31 township 2 14 2 15 east. Proceeds to reduce mortgage indebtedness and preserve ward’s 1 24 share of royalty. Publication dates June 7 14 21 28 1945.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Allen Clayton Murdock
Beverly Jean Murdock
State OF Montana
O. F. Murdock
Sweet Grass County
Montana Principal Meridian
C. D. Cunningham
Denver
Colorado
Ward
Big Timber
Beulah Patterson
Sweet Grass County Seeks Bids for Shovel Dragline Equipment
The County of Sweet Grass Montana invites bids on a combination shovel and dragline with pile driver, 1/2 cubic yard capacity, full revolving operation, gasoline or diesel powered, capable of digging at least 6 feet 6 inches below floor level. Bidders must submit complete factory specifications with bids. Prices to be FOB Big Timber Montana. All bids addressed to the county.
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Sweet Grass
Montana
F. O. B. Big Timber
Governors named to Missouri River Basin committee
Gov M Q Sharpe announces four governors named to the federal interagency Missouri river basin committee with first meeting set for July 10 likely in Omaha. Recipients are Lester C Hunt Sam C Ford Dwight Griswold and Phil M Donnelley, reflecting bipartisan balance.
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Hunt
Donnelley
Ford
Griswold
Thomas M. Robins
Bureau of Reclamation
Department of Agriculture
Federal Power Commission
Army Engineers
Tax Sale Notice for Sweet Grass County Montana
Notice of public auction on July 20 and 21 1945 in front of the county treasurer’s office Big Timber for delinquent 1944 taxes with interest penalties and costs due. Complete delinquent records of all persons and property in Sweet Grass county and Big Timber are on file for public inspection. Oscar D Forsythe treasurer.
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Sweet Grass
Montana
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Oscar D. Forsythe
Livingston Parade to Highlight Jaycee Ranch Hand Rodeo
The Livingston rodeo week features a July 4 parade nearly two and a half miles long in three sections with military, business and youth entries. Prizes totaling 100 dollars reward best float, dressed riders, and junior participants. a Walter Hill memorial trophy will honor a top ranch hand. Parade headquarters are on South Main with entries due by July 3.
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Livingston
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion Auxiliary
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Cubs
Campbell’s Dress Shop
South Main Street
Second Street
Park Street
Park
Main
Main Street
Arthur S. Lord
Walter J.hill
Jaycees
Walter Hill
Assignments of 23 American divisions in Europe announced
Paris report says at war end Eisenhower's command has allocated 23 of 61 divisions with 38 awaiting status. Nine become occupational, 11 head home to the United States, three take rear echelon chores, and the Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth serve in Europe. The Forty second and Sixty-fifth will run Austria, while Third and Seventh armies share six divisions. Patton's Third Army holds the First and Ninth infantry and Fourth armored divisions.
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Paris
Eisenhower
Europe
Supreme Headquarters
United States
Twenty Eighth
Twenty-ninth Infantry
Twenty-eighth
Twenty-ninth
Bremen
Austria
Germany
Patton
Third
Mans
Occupation force redeployments and zone assignments outlined
General Wade H. Hai slip guides Seventh Army divisions through Berlin garrison and redeploys. Units slated for Pacific transfers include Second Fifth Forty fourth Eighty sixth Eighty seventh Ninety fifth Ninety seventh and 104th infantry and Thirteenth armored. Russian zone assignments list Twenty sixth Thirtieth Sixty ninth Seventy sixth Seventy ninth Ninety fourth and 102nd infantry plus Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Sixteenth armored.
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Wade H. Haislip
Seventh Army
Berlin
Bremen
Rhenish Palatinate
Marseille
Pacific
Ardennes
United States
Rhine
Brunswick
Farragut Navy Center to Handle Casualty Effects
The navy designates Farragut Idaho naval training and distribution center to manage clothing and personal effects of enlisted men killed or missing in the Pacific, taking over from Clearfield Utah. A three officer and 75 enlisted staff will operate the new depot, with next of kin notified on arrivals and unidentified luggage centralized here.
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Washington
Navy
Farragut
Idaho
Naval Training and Distribution Center
Pacific
Next of
Clearfield
Utah
Naval Supply Depot
Operaon
Next of Kin
Unannounced statuses for numerous divisions listed
The report notes several divisions whose status has not yet been announced including the Forty fifth Sixty third Seventieth Seventy first Seventy eighth Eightieth Eighty third Eighty fourth Eighty ninth Ninetieth Ninety ninth 100th 103rd Infantry Third Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Fourteenth Twentieth armored and Thirteenth Seventeenth and 101st airborne.
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101St Airborne
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E. O. Overland
the Guardian
Seattle
Cpl. A. L. Hermanson
Pearl M. Johnson
Guard of Honor
Mission Theatre
Seattle P.I
Dick Armstrong
THE
Montana Power Company
Veterans’ Information Service Center
Hilda Coster
Selective Service Office
Masonic Temple
Bidg
Big Timber and
Park City
Big Timber Pioneer
Yellowstone Bank
Laurel
Soil Conservation Service
Carter Oil Co
Carter Vanh
Braaten
Johnson Store
Melville
Penolano
Carter
Farmers Service Association Big Timber
Northwest
Billings, Mont
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