County commissioners approve wide list of claims May 1939
Sweet Grass county commissioners meet May 1 1939 approve General Fund and Road Fund claims for officials and services. Items include salaries for clerk deputy sheriff jailer and treasurer as well as supplies, fuel, printing and welfare expenditures. Board adjourns to May 2 and resumes through May 3 approving further warrants and scheduling tax property sale notices for June 22 1939.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
W. H. Halls
Theo. T. Olson
Oe Anderson
E. Patterson
General Fund
E. R. Patterson
Ruth Anderson
Dean Lowry
Chas. O. Hathaway
Assessot
Helen B. Hoem
Dick Armstrong
E. H. Amick
Ralph C. Jarrett
Walter H. Osborne
E. O. Overland
Alcolmey
F. A. Webb
Margaret Deegan
Jerome Williams
Agnis Dante Ownedieetetech
W. Wallace
J. Sirchie Co
Timber Home Tel. Co
The
Montana Power Co
Heat and Light C. H
Industrial Accident Board
E. R. Cook
Salary Co
Eleanor M. Clark
Salary Steno. Co
B. R. Cook
Mileage Co
Oni
Flasted Drug Co
Cole Drug Co
Della Webb
Steno
the Frederick Post Co
Tribune Printing and Supply Co
A. T. Ellison, Co
Ted Kepler
E. L. Kepler
Petrie Machines Co
Douthett Lumber Co
Emmett J. Deegan
Davis Grocery
Lorig and Davis
James D. Smith
Severine Strand
Violet Roe
Emma Cook
al Groth
New Way Grocery
Nils Petersen
R. F. Broughton
William Summers
Valley Pene Meat Muppny
Ullman Lumber Co
Holly
Justice Court
Lovelace Motor Supply Co
Minneapolis Iron Store
Oes
Marshall Wells Co
Cick
Hines Motor Supply Co
Ae O'S Custom Tire Co
Connelly Machinery Co
Northwestern Auto Supply Co
Petrie Machinery Co
Light and Power
Petty Cash
Jack Harper
Mike Kepler
Bob Johnson
A. I. Berg
al McComb
T. O. Blankenship
Conoco
Paulson Sanitary Grocery
Skaarland
Sawyer Stores Inc
Poor
Trans
Ann Christensen
Ccc
Jake Plaggerman
Davis
Coughlin
R. C. Johnson
Raymond Lovelace
Friend Curtis
A. Whitney
E. H. Ellingson
Root Manufacturing Co
Cricket Oonelol .O
Tribune Printing and Supply
Addc
Ben S. Slanger
Jas. G. Stubblebine
Expense
Poor Fund Bie Timber Home Telephone Co
Jones
Orchard Farm
Eeee
Golden Rule
Lee Blackwell
B. Snyder
Florence Crittenden Home
Gamble
Jack Coughlin
Ed Weamer
Big Timber Home Tel. Co
Smiths Standard Station
Braaten
Maynard Stationery Co
Thos. Anderson
Continental Oil Co
Welfare Board
Irvin Miller
Bridge Plank
Sweet Grass County
Montana
Sweet Grass
Big Timber
Sussey
Nevsey
Hee
City of
Boulder
Sweet
A. D
S. R
Grass County
Aimee & Eager
Shane
Melville
Yellowstone
City of Big Timber
Boulder Addition
Rural children compete in district track meet results
Rural track and field meet results list contestants by grade and event. Winners include Grace Thompson Ruth Kellogg Mary Alice McComb Joan Hausserman Leona Viets in fourth grade and Betty Harper James Boe Helen Vandervoort in fifth, with many others across grades seven and eight. Class A and B results cover 50 yard dashes, baseball throws, broad jumps, high jumps, shot put, and relays with multiple named competitors and placing teams Glasston and Stockade noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inga Versland
Lydia Ewan
Alice Duffey
Beverly Beley
Mabel Kratzer
Cora Boe
Evelyn Larson
Agnes Krone
Kathryn Holland
Alice Duffy
David Lamb
le Roy Dovee
Jimmy Esp
Erwin Elgen
John McClurg
Milton Hausserman
Kenneth Braaten
John McClure
Ralphi Myrstol
Jack Bainter
Ervin Elgen
Don Murray
Adeline Bainter
Janez Holland
Ruth Hauge
Jessie Faw
Helen Kortenhorn
Frieda Frey
Louise Thompson
Katherine Duffey
Kenneth Mosness
Alvin Sandsness
Carl Mosness
Jack McCormick
Raymond Moers
Marvin Overfelt
James Faw
Ray Bainter
Ralph Cosgriff
Raymond Rudd
LaVern Clark
Deer Creek Classifieds and Notices
Classified ads list events and solicitations including a May 13 food sale by Deer Creek Aid, Old Timers dance on April 13 with 50 cents per couple plus 15 cents for extra ladies, plus items for sale and services by Bil lings Montana and Shawmut Montana. Also notices about taxes due May 31 1939 and general sale listings for property, piano repossession, and ranch ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Lowry
van Patten
Cole Drug Co
Murphy i
Henry Wallum
Fenske
Gem Cafe
Leo Cubbison
Geneva Cartwright
F. McVey
Nate Vowe
Ralph McCleary
S. Solberg
Frances Price
Wm, Sloan
Sawyer Store
Cccee
Bert Pederson
New Way Groc
Eibers Ellison
Flasted Drug Co
C. A. Bishop
Montana Childrens Home and Hospital
G. Co
Bes Murray
H. B. Yerkes
Montana State Training School
State Department of Public Welfare
A. D
Slonneleddiffe
Deer Creek
Paulsdéns
Fraternity Hall
Community Notes From Bridger Creek Area
Henry Lindberg and Charles Hausserman own a Ford bought last week. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Lay received 700 turkeys for Thanksgiving market. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fraser and family visited the Fraser home in Harlowton. Mrs. Frank Berrie attended the Women’s Club meeting from Billings. Funeral held Wednesday for Burnett Peterson. sympathy extended to Mrs. Peterson and family. Sidney Fraser Jr. and family visited Billings to see Lorain in hospital. Women’s club met at the Johnson home with a reading by Mrs. Hausserman. Miss Sigrid Haugstad attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry l Lindgerg
Charles Hausserman
Newton Lay
Stanley Fraser
Harlowton
Sidney Fraser
Frank Berrie
Billings
Womans Club
Burnett Peterson
National Highway System Aims for 100 MPH Use
Norman Bel Geddes outlined a 1960 national highway system to allow 100 mile per hour speeds with safe designs and reduced head on collisions. The plan calls for one central authority to oversee a unified network, replacing the current mix of federal, state, and local control after five years of study and talks with President Roosevelt and highway officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Norman Bel Geddes
Geddes
Roose Tc
Dusting Off The Old Ones Tomorrow’s city schools close for term
Notes from the city include the impending close of the Sweet Grass county high school term with diplomas to be awarded at the Auditorium where Hon. H. J. Miller of Livingston will speak. Graduates will dine with the Alumni at a Saturday banquet. The roster for next year’s teaching staff lists E. A. Erickson as principal and a full slate of named teachers across all grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Morris
Boulder
Whitfield Ranch
B. E. Berg
Columbus
Sweet Grass County
H. J. Miller
Livingston
W. E. Jowell
Tulsa
Texas
Mal
B. O. Forsythe
Gibson
R. R. Purcell
Helena
J. Walsh
Henry
E. A. Erickson
Henry Langum
Story City
Iowa
Minerva Powell
May Nicholson
Maud Sullings
Thompson
Mont
Inga Solberg
Esther Paddock
Lincoln
Neb
Miss Johnson
Eleveth
Minn
W. C. Ryan
High Schol
Tacoma
State Fish and Game Commission
Billings
Frank Beller
Park County
P. W. Nelson
Ernest George
Robert A. Bray
Grace Campbell
Cora Sanderson
Ardis Perrine
Harry Cross
Evelyn Rees
Mary Lyon
Summer school move planned by Prof Erickson at Swamp creek
Belmont scholar Prof E A Erickson will teach a summer school at Swamp creek. Aviation field work near Steensland ranch progresses with a 100 foot circle painted and culverts installed by Peder Hoem. Tin Can hill drilling by Fox oil interests may start within ten days after survey. James A Murray, Montana mining millionaire, dies in Monterey May 11. He was 83, born in County Clare Ireland, lived in South California and Montana 50 years. He leaves a wife and stepson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Erickson
Belmont
Swamp Creek
Tin Can Hill
Fox Oil
James A. Murray
Montana
Monterey
Calif
County Clair
Ireland
California
Steensland
Peder Hoem
Card of Thanks for Sickness and Death of Beloved Son
We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness, words, and deeds during the sickness and death of our beloved son and brother. Mrs. Petrina Peterson and Family, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Eder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrina Peterson
Melvin Peterson
Wayne Eder
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J. H. Clark Motor Parts
SUPP
Hanson and Bourke
Anuuud
McKee Printing Co
Joseph Brinkel
Joyce Woolsey
Sigrid Boe
John Surdal
Betty Viets
Ruth Huyser
Bridge
Glasston
Stockade
Artificial Ice & Cold Storage Company
Frank A. Sargent
Jens Skilbred
Shawmut
McLeod Street
E. R. Pat_terson
Great Falls
Bridger Creek
Orleman's Orchestra
Shell
Super-Shell