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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1949
Page
3
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 16 Sweet Grass County Montana will on April 8 1949 at an hour to be announced conduct a sale of district bonds. The notice specifies the planning and terms for bidding and payment, inviting qualified bidders to participate.
The Grey Cliff School District No. 16 in Sweet Grass County Montana invites bids at 4 30 p m for 15000 dollars in amortization or serial bonds to fund a new school house on a site 300 feet southwest of the Flattum Store. Serial bonds 750 each mature December 15 1949 and annually thereafter. Bonds bear up to 6 percent interest semiannually and mature when half term expires. Bids must be at par with accrued interest. clerk Cyril Nyre and clerk Atlesi Dolf Bossard.
The City of Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana will hold an election on April 4 1949 to fill mayor treasurer police magistrate and two ward alderman seats. Polls open 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Eligibility requires six months residency in the city and 30 days in the ward plus voter registration. Harold Boe Mayor Ted C Busha City Clerk. Public March 3 10 17 24 31 1949.
Bids due 8:00 p m March 28 1949 for one story basement gymnasium at Sweet Grass County High School Big Timber Montana. Plans from architect J G Link and Company deposit 15 dollars refund if plans returned in 10 days. Bond 5 percent with bid. four sections A B C D. licenses required.
Public notice from Sweet Grass County High School District in Big Timber Montana. Attest by Superintendent Margaret Deegan and dated publications March 10 17 and 24 1949.
Finely sliced radishes and scal lions give cole slaw a spring like touch. Save some radish slices to sprinkle over the top.
The United States now has approximately 1,400,000 miles of improved roads. The figure underscores vast highway infrastructure across states, highlighting the scale of national transportation capacity.
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