Pioneer Births and Notices Highlight May Events
May lists show births to Miller Cook Hauge Baker and Idland families. Marriages include Merle Monaghan and Walter Little. Local moves, illnesses, education notes and church engagements populate Pioneer files with town names Big Timber Melville and Sweet Grass County. Notable health: Olson recovering from a gunshot wound with bullet in lung.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando Miller
Robert Cook
McLeod
Thorvald Hauge
Big Timber
Ralph Baker
Anderson Springs
Merle Monaghan
Walter B. Little
Mary Bell
Sweet Grass County
Huron
S. Oak
Rochester
Minn
Will Churchill
W. L. Shanks
Joy
California
W. P. Ames
Yellowstone Congregational Conference
Laurel
Frank Witten
Chicago
School of Technology
Henry Witten
Real estate transfers filed in Sweet Grass area parcels
A sequence of property transfers and filings listed for Montana counties includes Herbert Spotts to T R McCraney for 40 acres in section 9. W J Hannah admin to Charles E Jones for 167 acres in sections 4 and 9. Alpha Boyles to Val Bugbee for large tracts north of Yellowstone River totaling 1696.52 acres. Van Cleve to Victor Fischer for Melville town lots. Bookout to Helen McAuslan covering multiple sections in township 1 north range 12 east. Perrine to Hal Perrine for lot 6 in block 13. Perrine to Virginia Perrine for blocks 11-13 in Big Timber. Mary Inez Price to Owen Lofts gaarden for Grey Cliff lot 13 and adjacent strip. Sweet Grass County to Cremer Rodeo Land and Livestock Co for southwest quarter section 20. to Henry Burrows for Boulder addition lots 15-16. to Elsa Haas for Yellowstone addition lots 6-10. E L Lutz of Kansas to D M Traver for 640 acres in section 9. Traver to Alpha Boyles for 640 acres. Milla Allen of Grey Cliff to Howard and Elizabeth Railing. H E survey No 638 tracts A B C in parts of sections 26-27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert R. Spotts
T. R. McCraney
W. J. Hannah
Charles E. Jones
Alpha C. Boyles
Val Bugbee
Yellowstone River
Range 17
Paul L. van Cleve III
Et Ux
Victor J. Fischer
Melville
Melvin M. Bookout
Helen McAuslan
Margaret S. Perrine
Hal P. Perrine
Virginia R. Perrine
City of Big Timber
Mary Inez Price
Owen A. Loftsgaarden
Grey Cliff
Sweet Grass County
Cremer Rodeo, Land and Livestock Co
Shawmut
Henry W. Burrows
Boulder
Elsa S. Haas
Yellowstone
E. L. Lutz
Beloit
Kans
D. M. Traver
Montana
Milla Allen
Howard M. Railing
Elizabeth S. Railing
H. E. Survey
Discharges Filed For Local World War II Veterans
Cpl James A Burrows served from November 8 1943 to May 12 1946 earning the Rhineland campaign ribbons the American and EAME theater ribbons the Purple Heart and Victory medals. MMM 2c William Thurman served November 24 1944 to April 19 1946 with American theater ribbon and Victory medal. MMM 2c Howard W Zeleny served December 11 1942 to March 14 1946 with Asiatic Pacific and American theater ribbons the Victory and Good Conduct medals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
James A. Burrows
Rhineland
EAME
MMM
William Thurman
Howard W. Zeleny
World War II Service Records Read Like Short Cadets Roster
Radioman 3c Lavern B Rich ard served 1943 to 1946 with Asiatic-Bon s and victory medal. Norman H Hauge served 1942 to 1945 with multiple European theater ribbons and medals. Charles Freeman Willson Jr served 1943 to 1946 with Asiatic-Pacific and American theater ribbons and victory medal. Pierre Edward Franklin served 1944 to 1946 with Asiatic-Pacific theater and Philippines liberation medals. Ronald Edward Swanson earned Pacific theater ribbon and Philippines liberation and victory medals. Cpl Ernest E Bruffey served 1943 to 1946 with Rhineland and Central Europe campaigns and EAME and American theater ribbons plus good conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavern B. Richard
Norman H. Hauge
Europe
France
Normandy
Rhineland
Ardennes
EAME
Charles Freeman Willson Jr
Pierre Edward Franklin
Philippines
Ronald Edward Swanson
Cannon Retirement After Half Century in Congress
After serving 50 years in congress, Hon. Joseph Cannon of Illinois retired on March 4 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Joseph Cannon of
Ilinois
Japanese sentence range set by occupation court in Yokohama
An Eighth Army military occupation court in Yokohama sentenced one Japanese to life in prison and three others to twenty years each for assaulting two American soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Eighth Army
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pioneer
Pioneer Files
Bertel Idland
Livingston Enterprise
E. Pat Kelly
Sam D. Solberg
Clara E. Roseland
A. A. Holbeck
Lutheran Church
Theodore T. Olson
Ed Everett
Minneapolis
Frank Howard
West Point
Napoleon Ebert
Springdale
E. H. Cowles
Morris Peterson
Inga Neste
L. O. Onerheim
Franklin Ranch
Arthur Bliss
Livingston
Gu Skillman
Chas. Rupert
Sweet Grass Land Company
Rita Danford
Sweet Grass County High School
Seattle
Wash
C. O. Hathaway
Ben Tangen
Robert Vestal
Jesse B. Scyphers
E. Jones
B. H. Daggett
W. C. Rowsey
Gibson
Orville Hathaway
Anna Stewart
Pineville
Mont
Do. A. Rupert
Mark Elliot
Alex Greig
Billings
Ernest G. Bartels
Henry and
Tilmar
Veasey
Leffler
Wyola
Antler Sheep Co
T. T. Olson
Great Falls
SA Geals Breweries
Braaten
THE
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Mid-America
Standard Oil
Standard of Indiana
America
West
Texas
Gulf Coast
Colorado
Sault Ste. Marie
Kokomo
Whiting
NY Service
Stephens Bros
O. J. Ellingson & Co
F. M. Ferris
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