Order to Show Cause in Anton Grande Estate Sale
In the District Court of Montana Sixth Judicial District Sweet Grass County, the administratrix Annie Grande seeks to sell decedent Anton Grande’s Big Timber real estate to satisfy creditors. The court orders show cause June 2 1954 at 10 00 a m and publication in The Big Timber Pioneer for two weeks.
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District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Anton Grande
Annie Grande
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Boulder
Big Timber Pioneer
Notice of Registration Closing for July 20 1954 Primary
Sweet Grass County registers electors for the July 20 1954 primary election. Registration closes June 4 1954 at 5 p m. Register at the county clerk's Big Timber courthouse office or with a deputy registrar or notary or justice of the peace as provided by law. Dick Armstrong county clerk and ex officio registrar.
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Sweet Grass
Big Timber
Dick Armstrong
Adoption Battle Over Mary Elizabeth Fleener In Montana
The Montana court orders Melvin W. Fleener to appear June 16 1954 at 10 a m in Grass County to show cause why Mary Elizabeth Fleener a minor should not be adopted by Charles W. Officer as requested in a petition filed by Officer. Court seal and attorney C J Paulson listed. Publication dates May 13 20 27 and June 3 1954.
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Beulah Patterson
Sweet Grass County
E. O
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
Montana
Sweet Grass
Mary Elizabeth Fleener
Charles W
A. D
C. J. Paulson
Big Timber
Goosey Couple Apply for Retail Liquor License in Big Timber
On May 6 1954 John W Goosey and Ruth L Goosey filed an application with the Montana Liquor Control Board for a retail liquor license to operate The G Bar located 54 miles north near State Highway No 19 east of Big Timber Montana. Protests if any will be heard at 11 00 a m on June 18 1954 at the board office in Helena.
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John W. Goosey
Ruth L. Goosey
Montana Liquor ‘Control Board
G Bar
Big Timber
Montana
Montana Liquor Control Board
Helena
J. E. Manning
Cancer death rate in U S rises since 1900 to 145 per 100000
The annual death rate from cancer in the United States has increased from 64 to 145 per hundred thousand since 1900. The American Cancer Society attributes this rise largely to a longer potential life span that enlarges the older population where cancer is most prevalent.
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U. S
American Cancer Society
Pioneer Classified Ad Sparks Quick Results
A brisk classified ad from a pioneer listing offers fast results. The short notice appeals to buyers seeking rapid responses and efficient transactions.
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