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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1924
Page
7
Complete returns from 25 precincts in Tuesday's primary indicate Johnson delegation 1931 votes Coolidge delegation 1692 McAdoo delegation 411 and no preference 121. In Indiana 14 precincts report Coolidge 842 votes and Johnson 153.
First reports from Texas county conventions indicate instructions to vote for William G. McAdoo. Of 12 counties heard from, McAdoo secured 242 delegates while 42 delegates from two counties remained un instructed. Hunt and Upshur counties reported Alvin Owsley as a Democratic vice presidential candidate hopeful.
Baltimore May 6 President Calvin Coolidge will receive the solid vote of Maryland's Republican delegation at the Cleveland convention after a weak primary turnout. Coolidge was the only candidate on the Maryland ballot and was endorsed by about 12 to 1 as only about 10 percent of Republicans voted.
At The Churches on Sunday May 11 Lutheran services in English for Mothers Day at 11 a.m. Y P League Mothers Day program at 8 p.m. Reed Point English services at 3 p.m. Confirmation class meets every Saturday at 1 p.m.
Sunday School will be held at 10 a.m. at Congregational Church but no preaching service will occur until the pastor returns from the Pacific coast.
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church holds services on the second and fourth Sundays each month, inviting parishioners to attend at the chapel location and follow the liturgical calendar.
St. Mark's Episcopal Church announces no preaching service this Sunday due to schedule change. Members urged to attend any alternative parish activities or services if offered by nearby churches.
Arcade church outlines activities for Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 11 a m C E services at the parsonage Sunday 7 30 p m and a prayer meeting 7 30 p m Friday evening.Prayer and study times listed for congregants.
Seventh Day Adventists announce Sabbath services in the Methodist church with Sabbath school at 2 p m and worship at 3 p m continuing weekly.
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 39 in Big Timber Montana will on May 31 1924 at 2 p.m. sell bonds worth 400 dollars bearing interest not over 6 percent for ten years redeemable in five years. The sale aims to refund current bonds and may use Amortization Bonds or Serial Bonds with annual redemption from 1924 to 1934. Bids must include a 400 dollar certified check. bids to be addressed to Clerk Mabel Brownlee. Laura J. Dutton, Chair. May 1 to May 29, 1924 publication window.
Sheriff sale set for May 10 1924 in Sweet Grass County Montana involving Union Bank and Trust Company as plaintiff and Claude Willcutt Stella Willcutt First State Bank of Livingston and Alban Bodine as receiver as defendants. Described real estate includes multiple parcels in sections 22 23 27 with portions of SW SE NW and NE quarters. Sale at front door of Sweet Grass County Courthouse in Big Timber Montana.
The document details land parcels in sections 22 and 26 of township 2 south range 17 east plus water rights and ditches. It lists the SW quarter of the SE quarter and the NW quarter of the NW quarter with appurtenances. Dated April 14 1924 by Sheriff Ed Brannin. First publication April 17 1924. Last publication May 8 1924.
The sheriff announces a sale on May 17 1924 at 2 pm at the county courthouse Big Timber to the highest bidder of lands in Sweet Grass Montana. Property includes NEY of section 1 and NEYSW of section 6 and NWSE of section 6 plus lots 5 and 6 totaling about 158 acres with all appurtenances and rights. Sheriff ED Brannin signs the notice with publications from April 24 to May 15 1924.
No. 52 will on the 31st day of May 1924 at 2 o clock p m at Court House Big Timber Montana sell to the highest bidder for cash bonds of said School District amount 8500 bearing interest not over 6 percent per year payable semi annually ten year maturity redeemable in five years issued to refund outstanding bonds Amortization Plan as defined by Chapter 38 House Bill 53 1923 If bonds are wise Serial Bonds will be issued certified check 500 shall refuse to purchase Emil Johnson Chairman Annie Johnson Clerk First pub May 1 Last pub May 23 1924
Stockholders of Veasey Land Company will meet at 3 PM on the List day of May 1924 at the law office of E Barbour in Big Timber Montana. Purpose is to amend by laws to authorize sale and conveyances of all real property of the corporation and to consider selling all real estate wherever located. Dated April 28 1924. Proxies: FE Pat Kelly for Cora V Kelly. First publication May 1 1924. Last publication May 20 1924.
Public notice in Tana Montana names Minneapolis Trust Company as plaintiff and US The Miami Corporation and multiple heirs and executors as defendants in a matter involving first mortgage six percent bonds of Glass Lindsay Land Company. The summons applies to all who own or have an interest in said bonds and all rights or interests related to them.
The State of Montana seeks a decree adjudging due costs and interest totaling $44,233.68 plus $1,000 for management and $1,000 for attorneys, against multiple defendants including The Miami Corporation and heirs of Glass Lindsay in a case over Sweet Grass County lands and 7225 shares of the Sweet Grass Canal and Reservoir Company stock with water rights. The action targets lands described across townships 3N 13E to 3N 16E, plus portions in townships 2N and sections 1 through 35, and seeks relief against all claims adverse to the plaintiff’s title and to clear any clouds thereon.
The plaintiff seeks approval of an equitable lien on the described premises and foreclosed property, a fixed determination of claims by defendants, and enjoining any contrary rights. The court is asked to approve a prior bid of 46 640 dollars or higher cash bids, and accept highest bids for contracts, with sale proceeds to cover costs and distribute remaining funds to bondholders. The filing notes incorporation of the verified complaint and requests further relief as just and equitable. Witness dated April 24, 1924.
The Montana Life Insurance Company sues Howard Holland Virgie Holland and The Thompson Yards Incorporated seeking foreclosure of a mortgage on 320 acres in Sweet Grass County Montana. The 1920 mortgage secured a 1500 dollar note plus 10 percent interest with three notes due 1921 1922 and 1923, plus proceedings to bar redemption. The alias summons dated April 17 1924 enjoins defendants to answer within twenty days or face default judgment.
Notice is given by Anna Esp administratrix of Ole Esp deceased to creditors and others with claims against the estate to present vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for claims is her residence in Big Timber Montana. Dated April 12 1924. OConnor Miller attorneys for administratrix.
Notice of sale for non coal land tract in Montana under serial 016043. Bid starts at not less than $2.50 per acre. Sale to highest bidder at 10 o clock. Property described by section 2 township 1 north range 4 east. Land deemed mountainous or for cultivation with adversary claims invited by May 8 1924. GEO. C. Davenport Register. First publication April 10 1924.
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheekbank sues Abe Morris and Sweet Grass County to foreclose on 320 acres in Section 22 Township 2 North Range 12 East Montana Meridian securing four notes totaling 144 dollars plus interest taxes and costs. Summary includes default judgment warning and attorney details.
Noord Amerikaansche Hypotheckbank files a suit against Henry J. Sandsness and Beulah F. Sandsness to foreclose and sell at sheriff's sale on May 10, 1924 at 2:05 PM at the court house door in Big Timber. Property includes NE quarter, government lot 4, N half of SE quarter, SW quarter of SE quarter of section 30 in township 3N range 16E Montana, 321.73 acres plus appurtenances and water rights in Sweet Grass County. Sheriff Brannin and Attorney George Y. Patten represent the plaintiff. first publication April 17, 1924.
Department of the Interior announces a public land sale of an isolated tract in Bozeman Montana dated March 28, 1924. The notice follows direction from the commissioner of the General Land Office under the act cited in the notice.
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