Montana amendments expand term and salary protections for officers
Legislative summary of a 1967 Montana law amending Section 31 of Article V to allow salary increases for public officers within their terms and require full ballot wording for voter approval. Certification by Secretary of State Frank Murray dated July 17 1968. Chapter 154 248 315 Laws of 1967.
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Montana
State of
Legislative Assembly of
Legislative Assembly
State of Montana
Frank Murray
A. D
Montana amendment to limit legislative session days
Chapter 248 proposes amending Article V Section 5 to cap legislative sessions at eighty days and restrict per diem and expense payments to eighty days. It states compensation remains set by law and cannot be fixed by the assembly itself. Approved by voters on March 2, 1967.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
State of
Montana seeks six constitutional amendments at one election
Proposal to amend Section 9 Article XIX to allow up to six amendments to be submitted at a single general election. Revisions require two thirds in both houses, publication in counties for three months, and a majority of voters to approve each amendment. Each amendment must be separable and numbered on ballots.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
State of
Secretary of State
Notice of Probate of Will for Thomas Olson
In Sweet Grass County Montana the Sixth District Court schedules October 25 at 10:00 a.m. in Big Timber Courthouse to prove the will of Thomas Olson deceased and hear Olga Olson’s petition for probate and letters testamentary. Interested parties may appear to contest. Court Clerk Victoria Braaten certifies. Published October 3 10 17 1968.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Thomas Olson
Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Olga Olson
Victoria
Braaten
Barbara Hart
O. Overland
Notice to Creditors Charles V Schuler Estate
Ruth LaVerne Schuler executrix of Charles V Schuler deceased invites creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be filed at E O Overland Law Office Big Timber Montana. Dated September 19, 1968.
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Sixth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Sweet Grass
Charles V
Charles V. Schuler
E. O. Overland
Big Timber
Ruth LaVerne Schuler
E. 0. Overland
Executrix
Probate petition for Lillian Brockway will hearing set
A petition for probate of the will of Lillian T. Brockway and letters testamentary to Robert L. Brockway were filed in Sweet Grass County Montana. The hearing is scheduled for Friday October 18 1968 at 10 00 am in Big Timber Courtroom. People interested may appear to contest.
Notice of Sale of Special Improvement District Bonds
The City of Big Timber Montana will sell to the highest bid for cash on October 21 1968 at 8 00 p m in City Hall bonds totaling 4800 00 to finance Someson Special Improvement District No 31 Amortization bonds preferred and serial bonds as a secondary option to the sale.
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Big Timber
Montana
Someson
Local Notes and Life in Sweet Grass County 1919
September 25, 1919 includes licenses for Riley Doore and Anna Cooper, moves of bank staff, travel to Norway, new Red Cross nurse, marriages, births, school enrollments, fair highlights, and several local postings from Gibson to Billings with many names and places.
Big Timber Seeks Bond Sale For Special Improvement District
City of Big Timber invites bids on bonds for Special Improvement District No. 31. Bonds may be serial or single issue, with ten year terms, interest not above 6 percent, first due January 1 1970, redeemable when funds allow, and sold at par with accrued interest. bid process and security requirements detailed.
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Big Timber
City of
Arthur LL. Schump
Pioneer files note various travels and local events
Sept 25 1941 items report Raymond Hoem’s business trip to Seattle returning Tuesday night Claude Gray attends National Defense Youth council meeting in Helena Mrs Daisy Scyphers and Miss Evelyn Osburn visit Dillon and Bozeman G W Hoofnagle arrives from Leadville to assist ill mother Mrs G A Leasby Alice Kellogg accompanies her Mrs Mervin Sell travels to Salt Lake Ogden Homer Busha visits his mother from Long Beach Born Sept 19 at Big Timber a son to Mr and Mrs Palmer Peterson Mary E Willard visits Whitehall Paul Lamp family vacations to Salt Lake and Pocatello T V Overhuls visits city then ranches on Absarokee highway Calso filling station lease ends Oct 1 grade school dramatic club officers elected High school class officers named Food stamp eligibility cards issued for September list of eligible products Montana university upperclass enrolling students listed Stillwater county students heading to colleges and universities
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Addie Hoem
Doris
Dolores Hoem
Salt Lake City
Clifford Hoom
Cliff
Peggy
Linda Kay
C. N. Knight
Community Hospital
Ted Clark
Gerald Christensen
Missoula
al Rich
George Bray
Scott Hoskinson
Bill Hoskinson
Gertrude Stone
Vernon D. Standish
Mary
John
Buffalo
N. Y
Arlene Holland
Ivar Holland
Miss
Kenneth Boe
Karen Grace
Francis L. Jones
Lower Sweet Grass
Lewistown
Elmer Johnson
J. G. Johnson
Melville
Lackland Air Base
San Antonio
Tex
Albuquerque
N. M
Pioneer Files
Raymond Hoem
Seattle
Claude C. Gray
National Defense Youth Council
Helena
Daisy Scyphers
Evelyn Osburn
Dillon
Sterling Degner
Bozeman
Earl Decker
G. W. Hoofnagle
Leadville
Colo
Whitehall
Paul Lamp
Salt Lake
Pocatello
Ida
G. H. Gordon
Lamp
T. V. Overhuls
Grey Cliff
Absarokee
Columbus
Stillwater
Wm. Thornby
Calso
First Avenue
Marian Olson
Bill Cole
Gertrude Ann Aalgard
Bobby Goosey
Shirley Rich
John Boe
Bernice Tronrud
Irene Stole
Grace Bieiber
Florence Hartin
Edward Patrich
Bill Elgas
Elinor Arneson
Margaret Nicholson
Jane Potter
Arthur L. Schump
Billy Esp
Ward Officer
Russel Fiattum
Jimmie Exp
Gene
Sweet Grass County
Montana University
Charles Grady
Margaret Jo Webb
Mary Jane Deegan
Helen Cort
Robert Ryan
Robert Schulz
Forest Service
Wisdom
Harold Boe
Harold, Jr
College
Boze- Charlotte
Robert Cosgriff, Jr
Bob Clark
Alice Kellogg
Jane
Sara
Peggy Cole
How a septic tank works and sanitary disposal
The article explains septic tank operation including retention, anaerobic digestion, and sludge formation. It warns that effluent still contains bacteria and must not be released on the ground or into water. It stresses additional treatment is needed and directs readers to the local health department sanitarian for guidance.
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Ray Hedrick
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Paul L. van Cleve Sr
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