Pioneer Classified Act Quieting Title in Big Timber Montana
The State of Montana serves summons to multiple heirs and unknown claimants in Sweet Grass County. The action aims to quiet title to the southerly half of Lot 8, Block 25, including party wall rights and a one half interest in the dividing wall, in the City of Big Timber. May 19 1965 filing details and attorney E C Overland listed.
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State OF
Montana
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Sweet Grass
Victoria Braaten
E. C. Overland
Big Timber Montana
Notice Fixes Hearing On Will Probate In Big Timber
District Court in Sweet Grass County Montana fixes June 4 1965 at 10:00 am for hearing on the probate of the Last Will and Testament of Lucille L Schilling and petition for Letters Testamentary to LeRoy H Schilling. Clerk Victoria Braaten directs notice be given as required.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Lucille L. Schilling
Lucilles. Schilling
Sixth Judicial District of the State of Montana, In and For the County of
Leroy H. Schilling
Victoria Braaten
Big Timber
County of
Forest Service News Notes in Big Timber District Activities
Ranger Tom Ellis through Mrs C C Collenborne will inform the public via The Pioneer columns about Big Timber ranger district activities this year. Bob Davis Erling Arseth and Bud Counter attended a Red Cross first aid course in Bozeman. Bob completed a five day instructors training at MSC. Ellis is presenting fire prevention talks in rural schools under Smoky Bear 1965. This week Bob Erling work on Main Boulder range improvement while Bob Fitzhugh handles road drainage. Tom showed Placer Basin recreation plan slides at Frye in Absarokee Beartooth Assn and cooperates with Jaycees on city campground at Boulder bridge.
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Forest Service
Tom Ellis
C. C. Collenborne
Big Timber Ranger District
Bob Davis
Erling Arseth
Bud Counter
Red Cross
Bozeman
Bob
MSC
Ellis
Erling
Boulder
Bob Fitzhugh
Tom
Placer Basin
Frye
Absarokee- Beartooth
Jaycees
Boulder Bridge
Rural Life Sunday Observances and Farm Bureau News
Rural Life Sunday linked to a long history as communities seek divine blessing for land and agriculture. Mrs. Howard Hanson and Mrs. Severine Strand visited Ab sarokee for a Stillwater County Farm Bureau tea and district meeting. Bob Elgas spoke at a wildlife forum in Bozeman about the Tule goose at Montana State College.
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Howard Hanson
Women’s Auxiliary
The
Farm Bureau
Absarokee
Stillwater County
Bob Elgas
Bozeman
Montana State College
Cadette Troop Tours Billings Sightseeing Weekend
Ten Girl Scouts plus leader Mrs. Dean Lowry and Mrs. Clarence Petaja spent a weekend in Billings. They stayed at Rimrock Lodge and visited sites including a TV station Shirley Temple program, the weather bureau, Yellowstone museum, local telephone exchange, Billings Art Center, theaters, Yellowstone Boy's Ranch, animal shelter, pet shop, and West Park Plaza rides before returning home. Passages list attendees: Elaine Nygaard Pam Lee Marlene Gibson Jeannen Jinkins Elaine Kirsey Nola Goosey Ann Petaja Mary Lynn Stirn Linda Mosness Holly Egeland.
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Billings
Girl Scouts
Dean Lowry
Clarence Petaja
Rimrock Lodge
Yellowstone Museum
Billings Art Center
Yellowstone Boy’s Ranch
Animal Shelter
West Park Plaza
Laurel
Elaine Nygaard
Pam Lee
Marlene Gibson
Jeannen Jinkins
Elaine Kirsey
Nola Goosey
Ann Petaja
Mary Lynn Stirn
Linda Mosness
Holly Egeland
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Vssweet
Grass County
Emeline Hall
Irene Haddon
James
Arthur Hall
Juanita Cooper Hall
Helen Hall Hager
J. A. Hall
Ellen D. W. Hatch
Hollywood Vassarette
Munsingwear
Mound
Rollins
Justin
Jantzen
Pendleton
J. $. Solberg Co., Inc
Garden Hose
John Deere Agency
Richard W. Josephson
McDonald & Josephson
East Second Street
Edwin Holmberg
Forest Service News
Lew
Chicken Cacciatore
Frye’s Cafe
Door Prize
Roy Vaughn
Clarence Erickson
Jack Halverson
Montgomery Ward
Lawrence
Donna
Rostad
Ogo
Justin Billfolds
van Heusen
Jantzen & Munsingwear
Sta-Press
Levis
Lees and
Big Smith Casuals
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