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The Hardin Tribune-Herald (Hardin, Mont.), 17 July 1925, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075229/1925-07-17/ed-1/seq-3/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1925. TIM H A KM TRIBUNI- KIIIRALD PAGE Infonnnuniennt -LOCAL AND PERSONAL - Missouri. ESTRAYED--From e3Y Place five miles north of Hardin, one red sow. Finder kindly notify W. A. SAWYER. 1 -It Mrs. R. A. Vickers left last Friday evening for Billings, from where early Sunday - morning she left on an auto Op with her son, R. A. Vickers, Jr., and family, to their former home at Virginia GMT. Before returning home they will also - Visa relatives at Sheridan, 20 miles away. -0-- appears iii the entire folder and theAll-Montana Development As- sociation has mailed a hundred sitiszlissassugs\ \ 81 was shattered by the intense thou W' sand of these folders to Mon - Mr. and Mrs. G E. hiteman heat. tana cities where they will be *INV and family who !Ito- , been at given to the tourists, who will Lewistown for some time, re- Mr. and . Mrs. 0. M. Kelly and use the road map while in the turned last week After spend- their sem-in-law and daughter, confines of the state. tog a few days ab their home, 419 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Richards In retaining the folder after east Fourth street, they left by and little daughter Gertrude leaving Montana the tourist will automobile for a trip to various returned the first of the week have a Splendid lot of valuable places of interest, on the coast. from an automobile trip kinformation covering not only -Laurel Outlook. Malls, in the northern portion the scenic points of interest in ---0- of the state, where they visited our state, but also covering Mon - Hon. Fred E. Gordon and a few days w ith the f ami l y of tana's industries, agricultural Mrs. Gordon were down Mon- Mr. Kelly's brother, Amos Kelly. production and resources. day morning from their ranch They report crops in the val- The All -Montana Development home near Wyola to attend the leys as looking unusually good Association has _put a great employes, missionary! teachers fvneral services over the re- while 'some of the bench crop_atand others interested are as- deal of careful study and work ' mains of the late Senator W. A. showed'evidences_ of drouth. !listing as local leaders. into this folder, according to Peden before their shipment _a___ • W. A. Selvidge, president of Landon Mr. and Mrs. John Land to the old home at Fairfax, BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES I the Association, and it ought to bring a wonderful amount of At City Hall, July 19. publicity to the state, he said. Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. Services at 11 o'clock, using the Y. P. topic. There will be no evening service this month. The Circle will have a food sale at the office roodi at the Harriet theatre Saturday, July 18. • TELL THE TOURIST FOR SALE -A I4 -room Hotel. First class; doing a paying business the year around. In e heart of garage district. A ' good proposition for c a a h. 'Telephone 6550, Billings, Mon- tana. 2014% 1st ave, North. 1-2t. _ Tuesday was the hottest day -ever experienced in this section, :according to old-timers. While there is no government gauge in the city of Hardin, street thermometers registered from 106 to 110 in the shade, de- pending on location. One of the thermometers on the Vont of the Sibley Drug Co. store and three children were in the city Wednesday f r om their non -irrigated farm on the east side of the river, about 12 miles north of Hardin. They report the thermometer on Tuesday registered 108 degrees in the Shade at their place. Despite the fact that most of the rains the past several weeks have given that section the go-by, their wheat promises to make a fair yield. -0 Mr. and Mrs. Robb C. Brown motored down from their home at Laurel, Monday, and spent a couple of days here visiting friends and giving their non - irrigated farm on Pine ridge, northwest of Hardin, the once- over for the first time since leaving it seven years ago. They have both eve r since been employed at clerical work in the Northern Pacific rail- road offices at Laurel. Their many friends here were pleased t.0 see them again. Miss Martha L. Eder, county club agent, reports that the Indian children of the Crow and Cheyenne reservations are tak- ing a deep interest in 4-H club work. As an evidence there are 212 Indian boys and girls en- rolled on the two reservations. The 74 Crow boys are carrying on the potato and poultry club projects. Eighty-nine Crow girls are enrolled in the cloth- ing and foods clubs. Every Cheyenne boy of club age, who attended the Busby school, is enrolled in one or more pro- jects. The 48 Cheyenne boys are enrolled in the potato, corn and garden clubs. Club work among the, Cheyenne girls will be started this fall. Government Billings, July -A 24 -page fold- er, \Auto Park and Camp Sites in Montana\ ---has just been pre- pared for distribution among the thousands of tourists entering Montana this year, by the All - Montana Development Associa- tion. - The folder contains a 10x12 in. complete road map, showing the principal highways, distances between towns, scenic illustra- tions and pictures of industries, agricultural products, etc., from all parts of Montana; the name of each town with a tourist park. showing the population of the town and points of interest, all the different conveniences and rates at the tourist park. No advertising of any kind NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of Cleoria (Bonfield Bacheller. Deceased. Notice is hereby given by the uniersigned executors of the Estate of Cleoria Glanfield Bacheller. de- ceased. to the creditors of and all Persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers. within ten months after 'he first publication of this notice t3 the said executors, at the office of Attorney Franklin D. Tanner. at Hardin. in the County of Big Horn. State of Montana. Dated at Hardin. Montana. July 16. 1925. NORRIS C. BACHEILER. LILY R. MEAD. Executors of the Estate of Cleoria Glantield Bacheller. deceased. Pub. July 17. 24. El. Aug. 7. 1925. N(YFICIE OF SHERIFF'S SALE ju the District Court of the Thir- teenth Judicial District of the State of Montana in and for the County of Yellowstone. Saint Paul Trust Company. as Trus- tee, a corporation. Plaintiff. vs. Toluca Land Corny any. a corporation. Orville King Grimate.d. Rockwood S. Brown. Security Trust & Sav- ings Bank. a corporation. as Ad- ministrator with the will annexed of the Estate of C. H. Guthard. Deaceased. and C. R. Beddall. De- fendants. TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFF'S SALE on the 8th day of August. A. D. 1925. at the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. of said day, at the front door of the Court House in the City of Billings. Yellowstone County. Montana. the following described property. situate partly in the County of Yellowstone. IlIontana. and partly in the County of Big Horn. Montana. to -wit: All of Section Twenty-six (26) con- taining 640 acres; All of Section Thirty-five ($6) containing 640 acres: and aft of Section Twenty-five (26) conteining 640 s.c.ras. all in Town- ship One (1) South. Haase Twenty- nine (2)) East: the South Half of the Northeast Quarter (S 1 4NE Is land Lots One (1). Two (21. Seven (7) and Eight (11) containing 241.84 acres of Section One 411; the south Half of - the Northwest Quarter ( Ye NW 3 4 ) and Lots Three (3). Four (4). Five (5) and Six (6). con- taining 242.06 acres in Section One (1): and the South Half of the Northwest Quarter (Si4NWI4 ) and Lots Three (31 Four (4). Five (5) and Six (6) containing 242.05 acres Of Section Five (5). all in Township Two (2) South. Range Twenty-nine (29) East. ail of the above descrts , ,•,1 Property being located in Yellow : atone County. Montana: The North Half (Nis 1 of Set•tani Thirty-two (32) eontaining 320 uer , m: the East Half of the Northwest Quarter ( E NW is ). the Northeast Quarter (NE.) and Lots One (1) and Two (2)) of Section Thirty-one (21) containing 309.06 acres; the Southeast Quarier (SE 1 4 ) the East Half of the Southwest Quarter ( Ki4SWI4 ). Lots Three (3) and Four (4). and the East Half of'the Northwest Quarter (E 1 A.NWM ) and the North.. -apt Ouar....r and Lots One (1) and Two (2) of Section Thirty ($0) containing . 617.52 acres: all of Section Thirtv-s' x (36) containing 640 acres. the Northeast Quarter ( NE% 1. East Half of the Northwest Quarter (E'ANW 1 4 ) and Lots One (1) and Two (2) or Section Nineteen (19) containing 308.26 acres; the Southeast Quarter (SEI/4 ). the East Half of the Southwest Quarter (EYsSWIA ) and Lots Three (3) and Four (4) of Section Nineteen (19) con- taining 808.46 acres: all of Section Twenty (20) containing 640 acres: all of Section Twenty-one - (211 con- taining 640 acres: the North Half of Section Twenty-two (22) containing 320 acres: the East Half (EY.) of Twenty-seven (27) containing 320 acres, all in Township One (1) South. Range Thirty (30) East: the South Half of the' Northwest Quarter (8%NWitti) and Lots 'Three (3). _Fmir -(4-h- Five ( ft) and Six(6) con- taining 239.46 acres in Section One (1): the South Half of the Northeast Quarter (S 1 ,4NE 1 4) and Lots One (I). Two (2). Seven (7) and Eight (8) of Section One (1). con- taining 239.53 acres: the South Half of the Northeast Quarter (SIANEIS and lots One (1). Two (2). Seven (7) and Eight (8) of Section Two (2) containing 239.72 acmes: the South Half of the Northwest Quarter (SIANWi4) and Lots Three (3). Four (4). Five (6) and Six (6) of Section Two (2) containing 240.28 acres: the South Half of the North- east Quarter (SIANE% ) and Lots One (1). Two (2). Seven (7) and Eight (3) of Section Three (ll) containing 240.61 acres: Lots Four 44) and Five (5) of Section Six (6) containing 69.65 acres; all In Town - 'Nu Two (3) South. Range T Y (30) East: the Southeast (8E 4 4 ). the East Halt of the South- west Quarter E ist3W ) and LOW Three (3) and Four (4) of Section Thirty-one (31). containing $10.31 acres; the East Halt of the North- west Quarter ( El4NW ifs ). the North- east Quarter iNEkt ) and Lots Oue (1) and Two (2) of Section Thirty- one ( 31 ) containing 310.13 acres; the Northeast Quarter 4 NEI* 1. the East Half of the Northwest Quarter E 1 ,11N W . and Lots One 111 and Two (2) or Section Seven (7) taming 301.75 acres; the Southeast Quarter (8E 1 4 ). the East Half of the southwest La wirier ( IS 8 W 1 4 and Lots Three (3) and Four (4) of Section seven( 7). containing 303.06 acres; Lots One (1) to 'Isweive (12). inclusive, all in Section Sin (1) con- taining 468.71 acres: the Northwest Quarter (NW 1 A ) of 'Section 'Tweet, (20) containing 160 acres: the North- east Quarter (NE '4). the East Half of the Northwest Quarter (EI4NW Vs ) and Lots One (1) and Two (2) of Section Thirty (30). containing 309.46 acres: the Southeast Quarter (SE 1 4 ). the East Halt of the Southwest Quar- ter ( E 1 St S Vv . ) and Lots Three (3) and Four (4) of Section Thirty (80) containing 309.82 acres. all in Town- ship One (1) South. Range Thirty- one (31) East: the Northwest Quar- ter (NW '4) and Lots Three (3) and Four (A) of Section Five (5) con- taining 240.63 acres in Tewnshiti Two (2) South. Range Thirty-one (31) East. all of the last above de- scribed property being located in Big Rom County. Montana. and all of the above described land contain- if in 4he aggregate 11.063.311 acres. Dated at Billings. Moistaaa. this 9th day of July A. D. 1Y25. RUSSELL SAGE. Sheriff of Yellowstone County. Mont. STERLING H. WOOD & It. E. COOKE. Billing.. Montana. Attor- neva for Plaintiff. Pub, July 17. 24. 31. Aug. 7. 1926. SHERIFF'S SALE A. P. MacDonald. Plaintiff. vs. EMERY PEASE. Defendant. TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFFS SALE. On the 8th day of August A. D. 1926. at 2:00 o'clock p. in.. at the front door of the Court House. in Hardin. County of Hie Horn. State of Montana the following described real property. to -wit: The South Half of the Northwest Quarter (SIANW 1 / 4 ) and the North Half of the Southwest Quarter ( N 1 12SW ) of gisction 5 in Township South of Range 33 East of the M. P. M., containing 160 acres more or less according to the government survey thereof. R. P. GILMORE. Sheriff. Big Horn ('ountic. Montana. Dated. July 16th. A. D. 1)23. Guinn & Maddox. Attorneys for Plaintiff Pub. July 17. 24. 31. Aug. 7. 1026. ANOTHER DRAMATIC PICTURE WITH THE HUMAN PUNCH IT HITS AT THE SOUL OF THINGS ---TOO BIG FOR ANY MAN OR WOMAN TO MISS \Js lr A WOMAN\ a lir6t national Picture with CONWAY TEARLE --- CLAIRE WINDSOR PERCY MARMONT AND AN ALL STAR CAST TMS PICTURE COMES DIRECT TO THE LIBERTY FROM A THREE DAYS RUNALTHE BABCOCK THEATRE, BILLINGS MONTANA .‘r k, rim * fth t 14 the c , ALSO A Felix Cartoon Comedy \Felix Crosses Crooks\ Admission at Liberty Theatre 10 & 25c SUNDAY and MONDAY, JULY 19 ac 20 ••••raire - BERTI1 THEATRE TWO SHOWS A NICHT Beginning at 7:15 TWO NIGHTS TWO SHOWS A NIGHT Beginning at 7:15 4 .40
