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MONTANA
County Clerk's Annual Report
to State Examiner
(Continued from Page 10)
e. Miscellaneous 137 50
261. Migratory Stock: * 3,016.04
c. Miscellaneous 31.26
252. Special Sheep: * 31,26
a. Salaries and Wages 1,200.00
b. Maintenance and Operation 479 42
« 1 679 42
253. City Taxes and Assessments: *
Gen’l.—sssß.l6; R0ad—5273.46 831.62
255. County Portion Pub. Emp. Retire- * 831.62
ment System: Social Security
a. General Fund 2 433 18
b - £?* d F '^ d * — 1,572.75
c. Bridge Fund 202 03
d. Library ..._ 1“ 69.87
e. Airport 68.04
f - Fair 16.98
$ 3.367.85
256. All Other Miscellaneous Expense:
a. Rural Fires 42.34
b. Vital Statistics ’* 89^00
c. Liability Insurance ...._ 53.75
d. Miscellaneous „ 20100
$ 205.09
Total Expense 201-255 $ 263,939.73
(Refund - —543.31) $ 263,938.04
PAYMENTS ON COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS
XII INTEREST:
301. On Bonds 213.75
Total - $ 213.75
PRINCIPAL
304. Bonds 1... 3.500
$ 3,500.00
FUND, PAYMENTS TO
XIII. NOMINAL PAYMENTS SINKING
TRANSFERS:
405. Between County Funds _ 1,987.51
406. Between Trust and Agency Funds .... 203,993.67
$ 205,981.18
XIV. CAPITAL OUTLAY
GENERAL GOVERNMENTAL:
501. County Buildings and Grounds 300.00
502. County Buildings, Furniture and
Fixtures 2,383.41
$ 2,683.41
HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES, FERRIES:
505. New Roads 33,625.78
506. New Bridges 11,877.80
508. Tools and Machinery 30,879.80
$ 76,383.38
EDUCATIONAL:
516. Library Furniture and Fixtures
and Books 1,390.79
$ 1,390.79
Total County Payments-All Purposes $ 554,135.55
XV. Trust and Agency Payments:
601. State - $ 228,937.26
602. Cities and Towns 88,801.62
603. District School Funds — 701,425.93
604. Irrigation Districts 30,853.39
605. Estates 817.58
606. Redemptions - 83.05
608. District Court Deposits 10,441.06
610. Migratory Stock Tax (T. & A.
Portion) - 41.18
611. V. A 3,899.78
612. Drainage Districts - 4,686.95
613. H. School Transfer 17,888.30
614. B. Horn Cemetery Dist. No. 1 8,126.44
615. Wyola Water Corp 1,756.01
616. Gen’l. School; H. School; H. S.
Transfer; H. S. Ret 25.85
Total Trust and Agency Payments .. $ 1,097,784.40
TOTAL PAYMENTS—ALL PURPOSES .. $ 1,651,919.95
RECONCILEMENT
a. Treasurer’s Cash Balance at
End of Year $ 585.893.11
b. Total Payments, All Purposes,
as Above 1,651,919.95
c. Amount County Warrants Out
standing Beginning of Year 1,509.59
d. Amount Trust and Agency Orders
Outstanding Beginning of Year .. 3,601.98 ' |
GRAND TOTAL $ 2,242,924.63
OPERATION OF CASH ACCOUNTS, COUNTY FUNDS ONLY
Balance Received and Paid and Balance i
Fund July 1, 1954 Charged Totals Credited June 30, ’55 1
General Fund $ 63,153.18 $100,143.0* $163,296.22 $116,044.68 $ 47,251.54
Road Fund —ZZZIZ7 89 086.28 130.261.59 219.347.87 137.687.71 81,660.16
Poor Fund ZZH 20,300.51 53,448.05 73,748.56 50.084.84 23,663.72
F°° a 83 153.44 36,278.49 119.431.93 19,622.33 99.809.60
Sinking Fund 4 741.58 1,866.56 6,608.14 3,500.00 3,108.14
Bond Interest Fund 2,478.15 19.06 2,497.21 2,013.75 483.46
County Fair Fund 5.791.99 4,197.00 9.988.99 4,241.61 5,747.38
Pr °Poa',on) laX 5.09 107.29 112.38 112.38 -. I
Library 3,545.96 9,029.55 12,575.51 7,970.73 4,604.78
Health Fund 3ZZIZ 631.14 29.73 660.87 - 660.87
Insect p Z, 5,262.77 1,437.70 6.700.47 2,705.66 3,994.81
Moratory Stock 98.85 43.18 142.03 106.39 35 64
A irnort 12,258.02 873.29 13,133.31 4,580.25 8,553.06
Weed 1 Control 5.123.14 3.09 5,126.23 - 5,126.23
Snecial Sheep 2,115.82 1,533.67 3,649.49 1,683.26 1,966.23
-—TOTALS 92 $339,273.29 $637,019.21 $350,353.59 $286,665.62
OPERATION OF WARRANT ACCOUNTS, COUNTY FUNDS ONLY
Out- Out
standing Redeemed standing
Fund July 1, ’54 Issued Total & Charged June 30, ’55
General Fund 5 891.42 $115,246.54 $116,137.96 $116,044.68 $ 93.28
Road Fund 466.91 138,391.15 138,858.06 137,687.11 1,170.35
Poor Fund - 50,115.84 50,115.84 50,084.84 31.00
Bridge Fund" 98.18 19,524.15 19,622.33 19.622.33 —
Library 53.08 7,920.90 7,973.98 7,970.73 3.2 S
County Fair Fund — 4,241.61 4,241.61 4,241.61 —
Protested Tax Fund — 5.09 5.09 _ 5.09 —
Pest Control . — 2,705.66 2,705.66 2,705.66 —
Airnort — 4,580.25 4,580.25 4,580.25 -
Special Sheep - — 1,683.26 1,683.26 1,683.26 —
Migratory Stock —- 31.26 31.26 31.26
~~ Totals M7s 1,509.59 $344,445.71 $345,955.30 $344,657.42 $ 1,297.88
TAXES RECEIVABLE (DELINQUENT TAXES)
County Portion, Including Penalty Trust and Agency Portion, Including Penalty
Rea! Personal Real Personal Total
Class “A” Class “B” Total Class “A” Class “B” Trust &
Year County County County T. & A. T. & A. Agency
1943 and Prior $ 245.11 $ — $ 245.11 $ 3,657.25 $ — $ 3,657.25
1944 3 42 — 3.42 356.60 — 356.60
1945 97.30 162.41 259.71 500.77 238.01 738.78
1946 111.62 343.90 455.52 515.29 368.51 883.80
1947 61.18 482.43 543.61 299.06 563.86 862 92
1948 68.05 770.04 838.09 837.00 1,231.91 2,068.91
1949 265 82 283.27 549.09 785.53 473.18 1,258.71
]0;o 115.73 598.34 714.07 791.27 894.47 1,688.74
1951 335.16 706.55 1,041 71 2.166.47 1,514.33 3,680.80
1953 480.94 1,090.05 1.570.99 2,842.72 1,922.44 4,765.16
1953 1,510 73 3,779.19 5,289.92 4,887.06 5,338.36 10.225.43
1954 5.755.99 1,783.63 7,539.62 _ 17,848.02 3,271.86 21,119.88
TOTALS - $ 9,051.05 $ 9,999.81 $19,050,86 $ 3,487.04 $15,819.93 ssl $06.97
LANDS, BUILDINGS AND FURNITURE AND FIXTURES
Furniture
Lands Buildings & Fixtures
Court House $ 3,324.31 $ 57,995.53 $ 92,157.85
Jail at Hardin 8,302.32 1,465.45
Library 16,844.97 24,682.43
Beilin Gravel Pit — 300.00
Airport 5,238.50 5,072.43
Welfare — — 507.68
County Fair 12,758.94 14,153.95 71.24
Machine Shed ..._ 4,008.86
Health Dept 1,257.07
Civil Defense
Road Shop 3,000.00 13,396.48
Total Carried to Assets $ 24,621.75 $119,774.54 $120,226.67
DETAIL OF BOND ISSUES OUTSTANDING
Date, 7-1-35; Purpose, Funding; Original Amount Issued, $69,500.00;
Int. Rate, 4%; Interest Payable, Jan. 1 - July 1; Term, 20; Outstand
ing June 30, 1955, $3,000.00; Sinking Fund Requirements, $3,000.00; Cash
& Investments in Sinking Fund June 30, 1955, $3,108.14; In Interest
Fund, $483.46.
DEPRECIATION CHARGES
U T Jj fl V) O u?
a - Q SS - S .2 „ s a
rt Jj U 1-1 ij a*
Kind of Assets ** 3 n « °? « '£ M ““ ° 5« 55
§-S S V S 2 S
« -2 £ aQ££a
«
Court House F. & F. $ 47,208.91 5% $ 24,417.48 $ 2,360.44 $~26>77.92 "$ 20,430.99
Court House Appliances _ 44,948.94 10% 34.025.51 4,494.89 38,520.40 6,428.54
Library F. &F. 17,761.51 5% 11,123.30 880.08 12,003.38 5,758.13
Library Appliances 6,920.92 5 4,273.27 346.05 4,619.32 2,307.60
Tools & Machinery 353,874.84| 10 249,849.33 35,387.48 285,236.81 68,638.03
Bridges 410,746.88 0 340,921.78 — 340,921.78 69,825.10
Co. Jail F. & F. 1,465 45 5 879.16 73.27 952.43 513.02
Co. Fair F. & F. 71.24 0 71.24 — 71.24 —
Wd. Control Tls. & Eqp. 5,728.64 5 4,972.25 286.43 5,258.68 469.96
Inst. Pest, Tools & Equip. 2,517.03 0 2,517.03 — 2,517.03 —
Welfare. F. & F. 507.68 5 171.58 25.38 196.96 310.72
Co. Health F. & F. 1,257.07 7 188.55 87.99 276.54 980.53
Rural Fires 571.21 5 134.40 _ 28.56 162.96 408.25
TOTAL . - — . - $893.580.321 fW3.544.88l $ 43,970.57 $717,515.451 $176,064.87
TRUST AND AGENCY ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
ASSETS LIABILITIES
Cash $299,227.49 Trust and Agency
Land Acquired by Tax Deed Reserves $289,843.73
(T. & A. Portion) 3,773.98 Trust and Agency Or-
Taxes Receivable 51,306.97 ders Oustanding 3,601.98
Taxes Not
Total Assets $354,308.44 Charged $ 60,862.73
Total Liabilities $354,308.44
VALUATION OF PROPERTY SUBJECT TO TAXATION
Assessment Made 1954
For Purpose of County Government
Class of Property Ass’d. Val. Tax. Val.
Real Property $17,548,337.00 $ 5,155,447.00
Personal Property 7,371,908.00 1,721,265.00
Railroad Property, Telephone and
Telegraph Property, Express
Companies 5,176,963.00 2,045,488.00
TOTAL : —.530,097,208.00 $ 8,922,200.00
COUNTY TAX LEVIES FOR THE YEAR 1954
Amount of Mills Amount of
For Purpose of Fund Levied Tax. Val. Levied Levies
General Fund $8,922,200.00 10.00 $ 89,222.00
Road Fund 7,640,437.00 10.00 76,404.37
; Poor Fund 8,922,200.00 6.00 53,533.20
i Bridge Fund 8,922,200.00 4.00 35,688.80
Bond Sinking Fund 8,922,200.00
County Fair Fund 8,922,200.00 .50 4,461.10
Library 8,922,200.00 1.00 8,922.20
Total Levies for Co. Purposes .. 31.50
TRUST AND AGENCY LEVIES FOR THE* YEAR 1954
Amount of Mills Amount of
For Purpose of Fund Levied Tax. Val. Levied Levies
Greater University Millage Fund $8,922,200.00 6.00 $ 53,533.20
State Livestock Funds (All) ...... 2,280,996.00 4.00 9,123.98
I General School Fund 8,922,200.00 10.00 89,222.00
I High School Funds (All funds) .. 8,922,200.00 12.45 101,081.39
! Accredited High School Fund As Below
Uni. Bldg., Bond Int. & Red .... 8,922,200.00 1.00 8,92250
State I. A. B. Hospital .50 4,461.10
City of Hardin 1,130,852.00 36.20 40,937.84
Town of Lodge Grass 150,911.00 78.00 11,771.06
Cemetery Dist. — 5,505,770.00 2,00 11,011.54
DISTRICT SCHOOL LEVIES
No. Mills 17H 22.06
1 - 11.75 17K 8.00
2 15.43 27 21.65
16 6.83 29 18.43
I COUNTY CLERK’S
, RECONCILEMENT OF CURRENT TAXES FOR FISCAL YEAR
To Current Taxes Charged to
County Treasurer by County
Clerk for the Year 1954:
County T. and A.
Portion Portion Total
Real Estate Taxes, Ist Half $111,314.52 $276,720.00 $388,034.52
Real Estate Taxes, 2nd Half 110,283.32 225,860.16 336,143.48
Personal Property Taxes 31,851.76 96,610.35 128,462.11
| Total Original Assessment Roll $253,449.60 $599,190.51 $852,640.11
To Additions and Subsequent Assessments:
Real Estate Taxes, 2nd Half .... 6.04 9.35 15.39
Total Additions 6.04 9.35 15.39
Total Taxes Charged to Treasurer for the
Year 1954 $253,455.64 $599,199.86 $852,655.50
, LESS, Cancellations and Deductions:
Real Estate Taxes, 2nd Half 6.48 98.68 105.16
Total Deductions 6.48 98.68 105.16
Net Amt. of Taxes for Collection $253,449.16 $599,101.18 $852,550.34
Net Amount of Taxes for Collection
Accounted for as follows:
I By Current Tax Collections:
1 Real Estate Taxes, First Half $105,470.70 $257,295.20 $362,765.90
I Personal Property Taxes —. 27,730.64 88,629.95 116,360.59
I Real Estate Taxes, 2nd Half 105,267.10 215,913.85 321,180.95
|
Total Current Collections $238,468.44 $561,839.00 $800,307.44
By Remaining Unpaid Delinquent Taxes:
Real Estate Taxes $ 10,859.60 $ 29,281.78 $ 40,141.38
Personal Property Taxes 4,121.12 7,980.40 12,101.52
j Total Delinquent Taxes May 31 $ 14,980.72 37,262.18 52,242.90
Total Current Collections and
Delinquent Taxes $253,449.16 $599,101.18 $852,55034
— - N
RECONCILEMENT OF DELINQUENT TAXES TO END OF FISCAL
YEAR, MAY 31 TO JUNE 30
By Delinquent Collections:
County T. and A.
Portion Portion Total
Real Estate Taxes: First Half
and Second Half $ 5,103.61 $ 11,433.76 $ 16,537.37
Personal Property Taxes 2,337.49 4,708.54 7,046.03
Total Delinquent Collections $ 7,441.10 $ 16,142.30 $ 23,583.40
By Delinquent Taxes, June 30:
Real Estate Taxes $ 5,755.99 $17,848.02 $ 23,604.01
Personal Property Taxes 1,783.63 3,271.86 5,055.49
Total Delinquent Taxes (to
agree with entry in Table VII
of Clerk’s Annual Report) $ 7,539.62 $ 21,119.88 $ 28,659.50
[Total Delinquent Collection and Re
maining Delinquent Taxes $ 14,980.72 $ 37,262.18 $ 52,242.90
I certify that the foregoing Statements are correct.
HARRY E. COX,
County Clerk and Recorder, Big Horn County.
COUNTY CLERK’S AFFIDAVIT
STATE OF MONTANA, County of Big Horn, ss.
I, Harry E. Cox, County Clerk in and for the county aforesaid, do
solemnly swear that the foregoing report is a full and true statement
of the financial condition of the County of Big Horn, State of Mon
tana, for the fiscal year ending June 30th, 1955, to the best of my
knowledge and belief, so held me God.
HARRY E. COX,
Subscribed and sworn to before me and in my presence this Bth
day of August, 1955.
LOIS PLATZ,
Notary Public for the State of Montana,
Residing at Hardin, Montana.
My commission expires May 11, 1957.
The above and foregoing report has been examined by the Board
of County Commissioners, and is approved and ordered published.
By Order of the Board of County Commissioners. Aug. Bth, 1955.
CARY V. MABE,
Chairman
Vermont was first occupied by
whitemen in 1690, and the first
permanent settlement w&s made in
Brattleboro in 1774.
Boomerangs are traditionally
weapons of Australian aborigines,
but similar weapons are found In
Africa, India and America.
LEGAL
NOTICES
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
MONTANA, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF BIG HORN.
PAMELA LANE SAND. Plaintiff,
vs.
MURDO MacRAE and Mac-
RAE, his wife, if any, also known
as MURDO McRAE and
McRAE, his wife, if any; EDNA
HUME, formerly EDNA MacRAE;
the unknown heirs of GEORGE
S. WARREN, Deceased; ALICE
L. WARREN EVANS; FRED W.
VOORHEES and GERTRUDE
VOORHEES, his wife; FRED
JONES and MARY JONES, his
wife; CARL JEPPESON and
JEPPESON, his wife, if
any; T. J. KIFER and
KIFER, his wife, if any; ADE
LAIDE MARTINE, also known as
MARTINA ADELAIDE MAR
TINE; MARIE JOSEPHINE
HAGMANN, also known as JOSE
PHINE HAGMANN; EMMA HEL
ENA BARNICKEL. also known as
EMMA BARNICEL: ELEANOR
HAGMANN; RAYMOND HUM
BERT and GRACE MARIE
HUMBERT, his wife, heirs at
law of JENNIE OLIVE HUM
BERT, Deceased; LOUISA AM
ALIA LANNES, also known as
MOLLIE LANNES; H. S. FLATT,
individually and as Receiver of
the TREASURE STATE BANK
OF HYSHAM, Hysham, Montana,
a corporation; THE HYSHAM
CO-OPERATIVE LIVESTOCK &
FARM LOAN COMPANY, a cor
poration; MONTANA LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, now
known as the WESTERN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY of Hel
ena, Montana, a corporation;
BANKERS LOAN AND MORT
GAGE COMPANY, a corporation;
BIG HORN COUNTY, MON
TANA, a quasi-municipal corpor
ation and a body politic; the
Unknown Heirs, Devisees, Lega
tees, Assignees and Creditors of
any of the above-named persons
who may be deceased, the Un
known Successors, Assignees, Cre
ditors, Stockholders, Members or
Liquidating Agents of any of the
above-named corporations which
may be liquidated, dissolved or
ceased to exist, and all other
persons, known or unknown,
claiming, or who might claim,
any right, title, estate or interest
in, or lien or encumbrance upon
the real property described in
the Complaint, or any part there
of, adverse to the plaintiff’s
ownership, or any cloud upon the
plaintiff’s title thereto, whether
such claim or possible claim be
present or contingent, including
any claim, or possible claim, of
dower, inchoate or accrued, De
fendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA TO
THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFEN
DANTS AND TO ALL OTHER
PERSONS UNKNOWN, GREET
ING:
You are hereby summoned to
answer the Complaint in this ac
tion which is filed in the office
of the Clerk of this Court, and to
file your answer and serve a copy
thereof upon the plaintiff’s at
torney within 20 days after the
service of this Summons, exclusive
of the day of service; and in
case of your failure to appear or
answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default for the re
lief demanded in the Complaint.
This action is brought for the
purpose of quieting title to the
land described as follows, to-wit:
All of Section 20; SM>, EV.NWS4,
NEVLNEV4, SW%NW%, of Sec
tion 21, all in Township 2 North
of Range 37 East, M.P.M., Big
Horn County, Montana.
WITNESS my hand and the
seal of said Court this 31st day
of August, A. D. 1955.
(SEAL) GOLDIE E. FINLAYSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
C. W. JONES,
Courthouse Bldg.,
Hardin, Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
(Pub. Sept. 1. 8. 15, 22)
SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE THIRTEENTH JUDICIAL
DISTRICT OF THE STATE OF
MONTANA, IN AND FOR THE
COUNTY OF BIG HORN.
WILLIAM H. RUGG and JOSEPH
E. RUGG, Plaintiffs,
The Unknown Heirs, Devisees,
Legatees, Assignees or Creditors,
of BERTHA BARTON RUGG,
Deceased; the Unknown Heirs
and all other persons, known or
unknown, claiming, or who might
claim any right, title, estate or
interest in, or lien or encumbr
ance upon the real property de
scribed in the Complaint, or any
part thereof adverse to the plain
tiffs’ ownership, or any cloud
upon the plaintiffs’ title thereto,
whether such claim or possible
claim be present or contingent,
including any claim, or possible
claim, of dower, inchoate or ac
crued, Defendants.
THE STATE OF MONTANA TO
THE ABOVE-NAMED DEFEND
ANTS AND TO ALL PERSONS
UNKNOWN:
You are hereby summoned to
answer the Complaint in this ac
tion which is filed in the office
of the Clerk of this Court, and to
file your answer and serve a copy
thereof upon the plaintiff’s at
torney within 20 days after the
service of this Summons, exclu
sive of the day of service; and in
case of your failure to appear of
answer, judgment will be taken
against you by default for the re
lief demanded in the Complaint.
This action is brought for the
purpose of quieting title to the
lands described as follows, to-wit:
and Lots 6, 7 and 8
in Section 15, Township 7 South
of Range 39 East, M.P.M., Big
Horn County, Montana.
Witness my hand and the seal
M *Ai[Q iXm
- CASH RATES -
3c per word per insertion, 30c minim am charge. When mailing in ads.
please send stamps or coin
FOR SALE
AM going overseas; must sell my equity
in 1954 trailer bouse; 36-ft. 2-bedroom
with bath, like new; TD-6 1950 Inter
national cat with Isacson dozer $1295;
1949 GMC truck, 2-ton with heavy duty
rear end, S4OO. See at Dan Gaskill ranch,
Ashland, or write Mrs. R. J. Livingston,
Ashland, Mont. 35-2
ZENITH, G-E, Maytag, Speed Queen
and Montgomery Ward reconditioned
conventional washers, priced $35 and up;
three gas ranges. Hardin Electric. 8-ts
RAILROAD section house and other
buildings at lonia, Mont. Buildings
must be removed from railroad proper
ty. Mail bids to F. W. Young, Asat.
Supt. CBQ. Sheridan, Wyo. 35-2
FOUR-bedroom home, recently built;
hardwood floors; insulated; furnace air
conditioning; apartment in basement; ex
cellent income property. Phone 7401 1-ts
AUCTION
SAT. NITE
September 10
Starting at 8 p. m.
Bargains
By the Barrel
GEORGE'S
36-1
ONE well-built sorrel stallion, half
Steeldust. See Bill Humphrey, 8 N.
Crawford Ave., Hardin, or inquire at
George’s store. 35-2*
120-BASE Cortini accordian, just like
new; Harley Davidson modei 74 mo
torcycle, windshield, buddy seat. See
Gene Kirkemo. 35-2*
1951 DODGE Coronet club coupe; first
class condition. See S. P. Louk, Crow
Agency. 36-3
KRAUT cabbage, canning beets and
carrots; pickling cucumbers, all sizes.
Phone 0790-J-3 evenings. 34-ts
1952 MINNEAPOLIS-Moline hay baler;
cost new $2850; will sell for SIOOO.
Graham-Staunton, Inc. 35-2
GOOD heating stove; quart fruit jars;
Bendix ironer. 328 W 2nd; call 241-J.
36-ts
TOMATOES, crab apples, 16 miles north
of Hardin. Mrs. Lyle Hammond, Rt. 1,
50-FOOT east front lot, 710 N. Chey
enne. 35-2
WINTER barley seed, see Lawrence or
Joe Koebbe. 35-5*
TWO Pekingese puppies, $25.00 each.
Schack’s Shoe Shop. 36-1*
6-ROOM, modern house, corner lots.
Call 192-R. 34-tf*
of said Court this 31st day of
August, A. D. 1955.
GOLDIE E. FINLAYSON,
Clerk of the District Court.
C. W. JONES,
Courthouse Bldg.,
Hardin, Montana,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
((Pub. Sept. 1,8, 15, 22.)
n
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of ANNE E. RYAN, De
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Executor of the Estate
of Anne E. Ryan, deceased, to the
creditors of and all persons hav
ing claims against the said de
ceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four (4)
months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said Execu
tor at the office of his attorney,
C. W. Jones, Courthouse Bldg., in
the City of Hardin in the County
of Big Horn, State of Montana.
Dated at Hardin, Montana, Aug
ust 25, 1955.
JOHN T. RYAN,
Executor of the Estate of Anne E.
Ryan, Deceased.
C. W. JONES.
Courthouse Bldg.,
Hardin, Montana,
Attorney for Executor.
(Pub. Sept. 1,8, 15, 22.)
n
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Luisa Hoersch, De
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned Administratrix of the
Estate of Lusia Hoersch, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de
ceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within Four (4)
months after the first publication
of this notice, to the said Admin
istratrix at the office of her at
torney, Bert W. Kronmiller, in the
Kronmiller Building at Hardin, in
the County of Big Horn, State of
Montana.
Dated at Hardin, Montana, Aug
ust 25, 1955.
ELSIE SCHELSKE
Administratrix of the Estate of
Luisa Hoersch, Deceased.
BERT W. KRONMILLER,
Kronmiller Building,
Hardin, Montana,
Attorney for Administratrix.
(Pub. Sept. 1,8, 15, 22, 1955.)
IN MEMORY OF EDWARD
TORSKE
Who Died Aug. 26, 1955.
Once again death has entered
our order and called to his eternal
home a member of our order who,
having completed his faithful ser
vice here on earth, has been sum
moned to his reward.
Therefore, be it resolved, that
Hardin Lodge No. 815, Neighbors
of Woodcraft of Hardin, Mont.,
tender to the family of our de
ceased neighbor our sincere sym
pathy in their affliction, and that
a copy of these resolutions be
sent to the family and published
in our local paper.
Committee:
Mrs. M. W. Harris,
Mrs. Lloyd Snyder,
Mrs. Fred Kerrick.
(pub. Sept. 8.)
Save with safety. Buy bonds/
Hardin Tribune-HeralcL Hardin, Montana
Thursday, September 8, 1955
6 LOTO, call 148-R or see at 729 West
Ist South. ]4-3
Used Furniture
BARGAINS
1 Used Walnut Bedroom Set, mod
ern style and absolutely cannot be
told from new. Includes chest, bed
and nite stand.
1 Set oi Dexter Double Tubs.
1 New 12 x 15 All-wool Carpet with
pad; reg. $239.95 for $199.50.
1 Used Maytag Automatic, 3-month
guarantee, in excellent condition.
Hollywood Frame and Headboard,
$19.95.
Kitchen Set—Large 36-in. table, with
2 leaves, copper trim, and 4 foam
rubber chairs, like new!
1 Used Maple Coffee Table.
2 Used Washers, $lO and up.
1 Used Bendix Automatic Washer,
$35.
3 Used Electric Motors.
2 Used Vacuum Cleaners—l Hoover
upright; has been completely over
hauled. . One Electrolux tank type,
with complete set of attachments.
4 pieces of Inlaid Linoleum, 6 t.
by 6 ft., 8 in., 1-3 off.
SOLAZZI'S
36-1
THREE bed room bouse; may be seen
at 328 West 2nd. 33-ts
PASTEURIZER, like new. Call 647-M.
FOR RENT
SINGER sewing machines, cabinet or
portable models. Card or letter to
Singer Sewing Machine Co., 11l N. 29th,
St.. Billings. 42-ts
TWO 4-room partly furnished apart
ments, all utilities paid except elec
tricity; 3-room modern furnished house.
Wolcott Agency. 36-1
3-ROOM furnished apartment, ground
floor. Inquire at side door, 618 N.
Center Ave. 34-3
THREE-room furnished apt., private
bath, and garage. 1 furnished room.
Call 2SB-W. 36-ts
FURNISHED basement apt., vacant
Sept. 6, Bert Romine, 502 N. Craw
ford. 35-ts
MODERN house, three rooms and bath;
stoves furnished. Call 367-M or see
Mrs. Carl Boheman, 1 N. Crawford. 36-1*
USED electric ranges in good condition.
Also used washers guaranteed service
able. Hardin Electric.
3- basement apt., furnished
including utilities. 615 Center Ave.,
Call 295-R. 36-F
FURNISHED uptown apartments, by
week or month. Utilities paid. Yergey
Block and Labbitt Apts. 23-13
SMALL cottage, partly furnished. Back
of West Side Service Station. Call
375-M. 36-2*
4- furnished apartment. 323 N.
Terry, phone 172 after 5 p. m. 36-ts
LARGE furnished ground floor apart
ment; phone 349-W. 35-2*
FURNISHED ground floor apartment.
Phone 239-W. 35-ts
THREE-room furnished apt. Call 372.
34-ts
SMALL furnished apartment with pri
vate bath. Phone 49. 27-ts
THREE-room, ground floor, furnished
apt. Sue Yergey Labbitt. 23-ts
ELECTRIC ranges and refrigerators.
Miles & Ulmer Co. 16-ts
WE have refrigerators for rent. Hardin
Electric. 22-ts
FURNISHED apartments ami sleeping
rooms. Phone 49. 23-ts
6-ROOM house, full basement. Call
397 M. 36-1*
FURNISHED, 2-room apt. Phone 175. 17tf
for Tease
40 ACRES, all irrigated; joins Hardin;
sugar beets, grain or seed to alfalfa;
plow this early fall; share or cash deal;
consider sale; give your detailed prop
osition first letter. John Winchester,
Buffalo, Wyo. 34-3*
help" wanted"
CAPABLE woman to keep house for
couple in new home and help care for
wife recuperating from illness. Phone
170 after 6 p. m. 36-2
lost ~
15-JEWEL Elgin pocket watch, white
gold with initials WGK in yellow
gold on black. Reward sls. William G.
Koerber. 36-1*
GIRLS’ green purse, at Aquarius pool
and lake. Reward. Phone collect 92042
Billings. Linda Parsons. 35-2*
WANTED
DEAD and disabled animals; picktd
up free of charge. Call us collect
8-8410 in Billings. 4-ts
NOTICES
FOR custom baling in the St. Xavier
area, contact Donald R. Thomas. Also
baled hay for sale. 29-11*
DRINK?
ARE YOU OR ANY OF
YOUR LOVED ONES
BOUND BY THE DRINK
HABIT?
IS DRINK WRECKING YOUR
HOME?
For only sure cure, write
Box 566, Hardin, Mont.
35-
PATCH the modern way with invisible
reweaving. Edna Lachenmair, phone
07-J-4. 33-4*
WILL care for children in my home,
by day or week. Phone 01-J-4. 8-ts
WILL do child care and ironing in my
home. Phone 647-M. 36-ts
DO YOU WANT CLOTHES
REALLY CLEAN?
Bring them to our two-way service
laundry. You do it or we’ll do it
for you. New automatic machines,
conventional machines, dryers, iron
ers. In Hardin Hotel Bldg. Call at
GEORGE’S Cash and Carry Laundry.
36-
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