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The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-08-13
OLIVE SAUCE

OLIVE SAUCE V (Serve with omelet or cheese
 souffle)
 2 tabsps. butter
 6 slice onion
 tbsps. flour
 cup stock
 4 tsp. salt
 X tsp. pepper
 10 green olives Cook onion in butter until Q gol- den brown. Remove onion and add flour mixed with the salt and pep- per, stirring constantly until brown ed, Gradually add the stock. Re- move stones from the olives, leaving meat in one piece. Cover the olives with boiling water and cook for five minutes. Drain and add the first mixture. Serve hot over scuffie or omelet.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-16
ACTIVE OIL-GAS FIELDS
pauh



BERTHELOTE DOME
Anaconda s 0 No ~ sw swa nE E 1898 1880
s ss: ds6 4: q a y s sT @ ' os
Smith sonvnse No nj SEs 5SH l E2AE g5
Brney Gas and on No Lot Sec I s rs 22nA s5
Rowland E
sovaoln Utilities Federal NV wv ss-sl-sE IN Gas ss
SOwdOin- UiHass SCI Sea MA issiSssE s. gas co.
Town ssco No SEX SEX 7ssaE 10000 Gas so
British american syTd No NV sEA 2SzE ~ N Gas 1883
6 s Aas so sSs sna s% s N' i'H IL Gas 1000 100
Bs0 Utilities o No. M NV s S Ew sT s s @
s s e. 4 = NY W Ny 81 ss
Rowland ct ai-wOOdwsrd sE4 sE1 ao-ia-2@ 500
VS. &. A AVE Au'o~ 4eooo Gas 1850
Campbell Hughes No NV i2-sO-4w 2DsI
No. sss S%s s saESTrURE Rig Up
G 5. S N' AK I2E on 800
UtHa 0nit NO SEE NV NV s5E 500
DTunher- ReichOff No SEA swa l4-24-5w 2asO
Chamberlain No. o sSS 5 eIFIb Abandoned
contnentalo No sw H REA ~, 45E5I s4 mm
COMMENSURATE No ! c sws SCI 2S-ss-i7E Rs
smtpGowatt No sw swa sEs 7ess2 ElELD Producing
No NO. Sw 7I Nw WISE ar show e On
g L smih-Eederal Land BANK 10; NEH Sc. nssE .
/ smith smith LIKES city ct ~ Nw' sE@ 7
G / Smith, aaS o sF no ar N vss l'-''-aH 1898
DRY CREEK OIL FIELD
S::$ &. 49,; I. E. s. m 60 4:
Jackson &.s4s7@ Show on ssl
East B4dger No I SEA Sci 2s-sN-2sE 1865
Co. NO. Elk l BA s. 81 o ~, E s55n $40
paru onReynolds No NE. NN1 sl1ss-sW DryADd a
FLAT COULEE OIL FIELD
Hamilton ct a Nor ! NEE swS lO-s75E on ISIS
Guy Smith ct al No A SEX SEX s-i4-2sE Abandoned I72
Smith, Abandon
wland-E No s5-l4I-25E
HARDIN STRUCTURE
& son-BerhoId No 1-1s-s2E 755
Parent No NV, SEA lI HsASRIHHAN DOME 600
.,,u. NJ MN sv, NJ. % HoBsoN DOME 30,
Ryan Burgess. NO. Sc sw, M MS IsS- RElG2ME $50
-Asosssr No sw Ma ssis4E RomE water
s M SWg SEA- n0 sw "' 'asn if es 1910
MUSSELSHELL COUNTY
George 2A INV 96N24E
zirk-Kenogg NO l SIC Nws NEa sl-2sSS-4W 2l7
No ne E SE Nv m 1 ao s w S Ss
chambers Erickson No sW sEs sMa s-27-4w Rig
1o-27-4w
STE NE8 1s-27N4w Dry 2O4s
Hastings EcssOn No NV sW a Ma ,o Oh 1920
fIls-EricksOn No / on iO0
RATTLESNAKE BUTTE
7ardendof- Reyes 22-lS-2aE 6n
ROSCOE DOME
dIraGe on-Bauey No q GEL NEa NEa s-es-2sE 11so
SOAP CREEK OIL FIELD
aM Independent :
yan-T1O Nwa Nw4 2s-ls-2E 2o :
Gcnt-Gas-Adams No sE sen sE4 sS-2N-E 2s@
WALLER AREA
OrdOn E1 KIN HauOm No. NV Nwa Nwa laassw 1000
exacO-van Omit 8 G sw1 sw4 S-3o6w Water 1000
exacoUnit NO SEA s2-3l-5w 2s5e
exacO Unit no Nwa 2i-sON-5w sH
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-16

WHITLASH OIL FIELD
wilde Nahonsy No CIVIL SEA sWa 2a-s7-4E on lSg
l437-GE OH 2St
5-37-4E Rig OF
No / 3ON
2OA
Western Gas allace No
WHITEHALL DISTRICT
& Olson 14-35-53E 1884
Whitehall OIL g. Gas No l NV NEa NW l036N-5OE Add 23
WINIFRED DISTRICT
Canmont- Scharff No. NW3 NE3 35-22-1TR 3l9
62N-18E
Emmo NEa SEA 6-20N-18E 2A
Edmmon 3-21N-18E
Elnmo Co-Pennock / 6-2l-18E
Enn NWa SEA 2O28E
Operatng-Pennock NO NWa 5-22N-1TE
like 2 20-21N-18E
-Fenholt No l Sc NW3 SW3 24-2N-l7E
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-16
CUT BANK OIL FIELD
CUT BANK 1996 COMpLETIONS

CUT BANK 1896 COMPETITIONS
% NO a s~ No ' 25 w on 2
ss Agent Govt No. cs sWa SCI isssw water soS
% cossM Us NO GEL NEa SEA gv sssw On 2sS9
Ss cOOSReaeanacEson s-ss-sW Oh 1850
eo6sondsd ~
8 y, s57sss%
So Dakota No EEa NW zcW 800 BN ON SsS
No sva 2ls4Sw so59
- isO 70 Center Tote Sec sw Oh sssC
= Hslms T;tRamqss0R No e sw SEA sasa-sw On 2s5s
Indian QnBTon NEs SEA z 14sssw on sss s
80 Katsly No Sc SEA NEs lOs4sw Oh 2sss
80 inc.loe Hp No. E sec SEA 2sw OH ssSS
81 ~ Ian st No NE nEs EEa 'Ssssw on 22
Manning 5000
$500 j, n q So NV, i 5, 81
So Monsns In Mo- No. s Nwa isssw Lost Hole on zs
3 s P FTSaa8R NO NO 5E M. ~ water ss
@ ossr Production CO No ~ N n N Sssw on
me ser T0us0n CoT no a ne ss s NW s DRY 2 2a
s Gaer Production NO SEA NEa e5w 80 Bb OH 28
267O
3es Production l9NE Gas
ossr FToduon @ No NV ss s'" I'M 5s
l Dry 2s48
:s oss Production Coop6 No Nwa SWa ess,5w on 9s
l
Glacier Production NO
80 o os P P SoSs o n0 Nc aG w @ Gas s s
SGs Production co-warfied Unit csI
e as Fssss8a Nc NJ g sg 81 81
I4 Hole NO 2 9 Nws SEA l-sa-ew Oil $3.50
sss S ss No ~ S9 sv S TE 3 Sa" Oh 5
s s No No sen yn S sw on 7
So Par Par Sss NO. E I'VE s s s sW. sW W Oh On
pattsrn-chattertOn Sc SEA NE 22-ssw Oh 1906
sos PatterOn-CoIe No NEa swa 2-s2-sw Gas 2l65
PsttTsOnsmero No c SEA SEA i-ssSw OIL $1,000
81 Santa Rta-gsrrngOn No / sw1 Nw 24ss5w on 2s7O
SANTA Nc sT W s. Nv, l1ssy w 81 Oh
6BMCu IT Gas 1857
SO Santa Bits No V west line Nw sws Sw on 3
rwsedy SEA swa 2s-sssw On 1900
$50 Spencer Tweedy No NE sw 25-S3sw Oil 1885
:: = II. 81 LEN
g No Sc sW S , S yW, a sew on
$40 Tsrrant-Haslund ls-s4-sw Oh 28aO
- J No c Nw E lss4sw Show Oil 29a5 abb
TsTsntf0 Miller No NEs NEa 24s4sw Oh 27s5
s@ No No Lot s N N Sec on Sss
Tsrrsnsherburn ! Nws sws s-ss-sW Location ADD
Tsass Nc nv 81 sss'sE sw Cd ssss
sSs TzaSo Fee No ~ Cen 81 sws 15s5-sw oil 1880 1880
81 mo Tss Rs g NT Is sW on
sso TexaCO IsrdwCk No c SEA NEa 7s25w on 2978eO
-JonesNo G 1878
g Tszso MsE No Ew1 NT s 3s-ss,Sw On 2 9s
8 ii no oT Me- E s sssssw Oh on 5000
&, 4, I Ia1 No sTa SCI 81, Sew On On s
- TszsoO-Tr Nc. aNwl Nws 5-sa-sw Oh 2s74
1 sI ,ss No sIa SEA sssw "s q ssSs
% Ts1asO-Tr i2a No 8 c NE SEA s-sa-5w Oh 1855
: uns No G swa a S' s s 80" q $3.50
= TsoY.4 " No TF ans s NV ass w 81 81
y III IL No No. Ma S s S sw " 81 s ss
. Allotted No swa gwa sl-sSSW on SSSa
5 wnknOn-I l-ss-Sw BbL sOOs
! wlasoa r. is No No Ma N NV 7.ss.sw On
: WIN Hanio lag 1senAI on $50
CUT BANK DRILLING WELLS
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-01-16
FIELD
KEvIN-SUNBURST OIL AND GAS FIELD

KEVIN-SUNBURST OIL AND GAS FIELD
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES le-s5-sw
Asan No sw SEA sw s% 81 i i
AR ssedo%aa No No ne Sci NV N w Sia i4
d. AiacGOwan No NE Nwl 2-s5-sw i765
Bert smith iausen No ! El Nwl a-5s-sw Oh 1910
BIG NO. NO. NV Me- NWs asssW On 1905
Big Big %BsR No No sF Me- Ne, N NR aissw on Oh s
Iashbaugh SEA Nwi s4-s5-2w
6s:y 9s5R Ne s o 81 sa rs 81 3g 81 sss
Cassidy veitch No l. SEA SEA si-SS-2W o. -, 1850
co Colon No y sw NE NEs 57s5-sw Oh isI
NO. NO ne sE Et sea lsssaw on 1889
Coolidge No sw SEA swi aSsS-aw on 1900
6 Sssss NO No Sc Sc SCI SCI s aw 81
eo S6ass eHasssais No. I'VE W NV %
No NEl SEA 24-s5-sw OH Iai
sy 1gs No. Na NV SCI SEE see s So Tvs" osa ton
NO NO Sc Sc sE s s s sss'| On on 1889
NV. Me- $50
Gsy Se Sc Eq E Sc SET H SEA- '" Oh
6S MT No chi Ss ST. s s9 a s.ss7W Gs @
6: e e. e r. Z n e 81 H. v e.
GENERAL 'eg1 Eagerly tg No NE swa sW sw 1915
aardrocE- DenssT No GEL sws Nwl
No. sw VS. swa A NEl i4sS-sw Dbl On IT'S
No NO IS NV w NEa NEa ls-sSeiW on 1900
imperial TmDeriacras Martini No. q Sc sws SEA 5iw
a Ma No 3 sws SEA lS-sS-lw on Lass
aiaEaiu No sW sw, sw. s.ss.sw
-Gunderson No SW SEA NW8 l9-S5-2W 500
NW3SW2 l9-35-2W OH 1910
CIVIL NE3 1O-34-2W OH
2835lW OH 1885
No !. SW NW3 SW3 27-34-lE 1850
No l NW3 13-S5-2W on 1855
Munger Peterson l. MY. 1864
l SEA SEA I7-35-lW RIG
SW4 SEA 23SW on 1913
Nepsad l. c
No Oh
Flel-H alter No OH 1910
cnc-Zac No 7 Sc
ONO Berg No 4 g SW3 3i-33-W
oien- Eneemoen No 6 sW l4-35-2W
OTau hint No l.
Pfaibe Engekng- No sw
3 nelekino Hurley SW
3-55-3W Gasser 1900
OH No C 29-25-3W
OH No / SW
Oils Incl Haskell No l s
Ols-Hasket No 2 Sc SWA 2362W Onl553-93
oils INCL UNI No
32S53W OIL 1851
Jude-s Stewart No l C E LII
Co. No
No
Watson Ieach No / SEA NEI
Nc. NE NEa
hBros-De NO Oil
Bos-Ia
10 OIL
-Haugen No. 2 GEL NE3 SEA ll-35-3W on 1879
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-18

Notice is hereby given that scaled
bids will be received bv the trustees
Of School District No. 17H OF Big
Horn County Montana. for the fol-
lowing work:
l. General construction of a public
school building at Hardin. Montana.
2. Plumbing and heating of the
same.
8. Electric wiring and electrical
equipment of the same.
4. School furnishings and equipment
for the same.
Specifications MAY be obtained
from the office of Chandler c. CO.
hagen. Architect. Hedden Building.
Billings. Montana. Or from the office
OF the Clerk of School District No.
.17H. Hardin. Montana.
All DID must be in the hands Of
the Clerk of School District No. 17H
on or before 900 q. m. June %. 1887.
at which time and place thew will be
publicly opened. Bids must BIZ ac-
.companied bv certified check or bid
bond amounting to SCI Of the amount
of the proposal.
The Board Of School Trustees re-
serves the right to reject any or all
bids or to accept anv bid.
Dated at Hardin. Montana. this
18th dav Of June. 1887.
,.,., BY -JUANITA FISH. Clerk. :
Published June II. IS. rs. 1887. !
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INVITATION FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received
bv the Board of School Trustees. Dis
trict No. 17H. Big Horn County. Mon
tana. at the office OF the S~uperintend-
n of Schools in the school building.
Hardin. Montana. until 400 D. m.
June 28. 1887. for the construction
Of a two-storv brick school building.
be publicly opened n read.
Instructions to bidders. form of
PROPOSAL. plans. specifications. and
form of contract NAV be examined at
the office of ]. G. Link and COMPANY.
Architects. Billings. Montana. and at
the office of the Superintendent of
Schools. Hardin. Montana. and COPIES
NAV be obtained from the architects
upon the deposit Of ten dollars. The
am Of the deposit will be re-
funded to each bidder who returns
dition within ten G0) DAYS after the
opening Of bids. Plan holders who
will not put in bids will forfeit $500.
The Board of School Trustees. Dis
trict No. 17H Big Horn County.
hereby reserves the right to reject
anv or all bids. or to accept the one
that in its Judgment will be for. the
best interests of tho School District.
all subject to the rules and regula-
tons of the Department of Indian
Affairs.
A bid bond. or n certified check
made pavable to tho order of tho
Board Of School Trustees. District
17H. Big Horn County. Montana,
in the amount Of five per centum
(5H) OF the bid must he deposited
bv each bidder with his bid as n
guarantee that in case the contract
Is awarded to him he will. within ten
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FOR BIDS

Sealed proposals will be received
bv the Board Of School Trustees. Dis
trict No. ~. Big Horn County. Mon
emit of Schools in the school building.
Lodge Grass. Montana. until 200 y. m.
June IS. 1887. for the construction
of a two-storv brick school building.
at which time and place said bids will
instructions to bidders. form of
proposal. plans. specifications. and
form of contract NAV be examined at
the office of }. G.. Link and Company.
the office of the Superintendent Of
Schools. Lodge Grass. Montana. and
COPIES NAV be obtained from the archi-
tects upon the deposit of ten dollars.
funded to each bidder who returns
the plans and documents in rood con
dition within ten 90 DAYS after the
opening Of bids. Plan holders who
will not put in bids will forfeit $500.
trict No. 27. Big Horn County.
hereby reserves the right to reject
anv or all bids. or to ACCEPT h one
that in its Judgment will be for the
ali subject to the rules and reeuIa-
tons of the Department of Indian
Affairs.
A bid bond. or a certified check
made payable to the order Of the
No. 81. Big Horn County. Montana.
in the amount Of five per centum
(5M) Of the bid must be deposited
bv each bidder with his bid as a
guarantee that in case the contract Ii
awarded to him he will. within ten
DAYS thereafter on receipt Of written
notice of award. execu+" such con-
tract n furnish a satisf" -+orv per-
Torrance bond. On failure to do 50
he shall forfeit the DEPOSIT a. lioui-
dated DAMAGES. and acceptance of
the bid will be contingent upon the
fuifi,lment Of this requirement bv the
bidder.
No bidder NAV withdraw his bid
for a period Of thirty day after the
date set for the opening thereof.
Bids will be received in two Sec
tons: Contract A for general con-
struction and electrical work. and
Contract B for plumbing n heat
ing.
The successful bidder will be re-
1uired to furnish a performance bond
satisfactory to the Board Of School
Trustees. District No. 81. Big Horn
County, Montana. in the amount Of
the contract.
Bids shall be directed to the School
District Clerk. Lodge Grass. Montana.
Board of Trustees of School Dis
trict No. 81. Big Horn County. Mon
tana.
Bv ARTHUR G.. wESTwOOD. .IR..
~. ~
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DAYS thereafter on receipt of written
notice of award. execute such con-
tract and furnish a satisfactory per-
formance bond: On failure to do so
he shall forfeit the deposit as liuui-
dated damages. and acceptance Of
the bid will be contingent upon tho
fulfillment of this requirement bv the
bidder.
No bidder NAV withdraw his bid
for a period Of thirty davs after the
date set for the opening thereof.
Bids will be received in two Sec
tions: Contract A for ~ener con-
struction n electrical work. and
Contract B for plumbing and heating.
The successful bidder will be re-
ouired to furnish a performance bond
satisfactory to the Board of School
Trustees. District No. 17H. Big Horn
County. Montana. in the amount Of
the contract.
Bids shall be directed to the School
District Clerk. Hardin. Montana.
Board of Trustees of School Dis
trict No. 17H. Big Horn County.
Montana.
Dated at Hardin. Montana. this
18th dav Of June. 1887.
Bv JUANITA FISH. Clerk.
Pub. June II. IS and Is. 1897.
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CROW AGENCY
a Il Il = 4 = 4 4 4 e 4 = q 4 q .

MIR. and Mrs. A. D. Stephenson
are motoring west.
Mrs. Rose Richmond has been
visiting Miss Dorothy Lucas.
Mrs. A. L. Shane of Portland
is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Chagnon.
John j. McInerny, ECW en-
gineer, is host to Donald Hanson
from Window, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. belmont Deneen
of Oakland. Calf. are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. William Jennings.
Infants were born during the
past week to Mrs. Laura Hugs and
to Mrs. Dewey Harris at the Grow
hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Smith and
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Martin enter
tanned the bridge club members
and their husbands Wednesday.
Construction of the dam for
the reservoir at Hallway creek,
three and a half miles east of Wy
ola, with Blake Whiteman as fore
man, is nearing completion.
Cricket poison is now available
to farmers and ranchers of the
Crow reservation. For several
weeks Crow Agency has been out
of cricket poison, but recently re-
ceived surnlies will allow the dust
to be issued as fast as it is mixed.
Oscar Bearcrane is the sum-
mer's first victim of sunstroke and
is recovering in the hospital. While
the temperature scars out of doors,
workers are cautioned to yea
head protection and to avoid
drinking large quantities of ice
water.
DR.. Paul L. Dent, senior physt-
clan at Crow, has requested a
years leave of absence during
which time he will take post
graduate study and regain his
health. Accompanied by Mrs. Dent.
he has been touring the country
by automobile.
Crow Agency hospital, which was
opened last February and has be-
come known as the best equipped
rural hospital for many miles, has
been acquiring more new mater
ials. During the last week there
have been installed a new dia-
thermy, new surgical table, instru-
ment cases, suction machine, and
replacement has been made with
new beds and bedside tables.
Construction was started We'd
nesday on a 47-foot steel lookout
tower in the Pryor mountains.
This lookout tower will command
a view of most of the PRYOR noun
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IT

DANCE-At Warman school,
house, Saturday evening, June 10.
Ladies bring lunch. l
A heavy downpour of rain yes
terday afternoon and evening, eS-
timated at a half inch.
Herbert Barthel of the Sawyer
store and wife left Sunday on a
vacation trip of a week to Yellow
stone National Park.
Robert c. Brown of Laurel was
in Hardin Tuesday en- route to
his ranch on the Pine Ridge BENCH,
Is miles northwest of Hardin.
The Hardin Boy Scouts will hold
a court of honor meeting at the.
primary grade school building
Monday night at 8. Scout Execu-
tive George w. Roskie of Billings
will be present.
James Leslie, Jr., a sophomore
at Montana State College, came
down from Bozeman Wednesday
and will work at the Holly Sugar
Corp. factory. He is the only SON
Of James Leslie, superintendent
OF construction on the court house.
Neil Sutherland, the Pine Ridge
Stockman. was in Hardin Wednes-
day and states that his section
has had several good rains during
recent weekS-more moisture than
in the last five years and that
the range grass is making a rapid
growth.
William c. Morris motored to
Hardin, Monday, and will spend
some time here painting the new
ly constructed residence on West
Third street, just west of the Har-
din General hospital, just being
completed by DR.. D. M. Strang.
Members of the firm of G. G.
Ross & Sons, Gillette, Wyo., were
arrivals in the city early in the
present week, their mission being
in connection with a contract for
stucco work on the new residence
of L. Roy Cool. now nearing COM
pletion. Mrs. Howard Ross, wife
of one of the junior members of
the firm, accompanied her nus
band to Hardin.
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IN THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE
uF SUSAN E. LAMMERS. De-
N0TiGE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That.
trlct Court of the Thirteenth Judicial
District of h State of Montana. in
and for the Counv Of Big Horn. made
on the 18th dav OF June. 1887. in the
iratter OF n estate of Susan f..
tanners. deceased. the Undersigned,
the Executor of the estate. of Susan
r.. deceased. win sell at
private sale. in one parcel. or in sep
arate tracts. at the option of the
purchaser. to the highest bidder. unon
the terms n conditions hereinafter
mentioned. and subject TO conf1rma-
Iion bV said Court. on Monday. the
2s1h dav Of June. 1887. all the right.
tltie. interest and estate Of the
the time OF her death. and all the
right. title. and interest that the
said estate has. bv operation of law or
otherwise. acquired. other than or in
addition to tina of said deceased at
the time of her, death of. in and to
those certain lots. pieces. or narceis
of land situate. living. and being in
the County of Big Horn. State OF Mon
tana. and more particularly described
as follows. to-wit:
Original Town (now Citv) of Hardin.
OF Four (4) in Block Twenty-eight
I2S>. of the Fourth Addition to the
Town lnow Ctv) of Hardin. Big
Horn COUNTY Montana.
Terms and conditions of sale: Ten
per cent IOT) of the bid at the
time of the bid. the balance cash on
confirmation of said sale bv the
Court. Deeds and abstract at the ex-
Dense of the purchaser. subject to
taxes which are now. or NAV become.
~charg"able against said property.
All bids or offers must be in writ
ing. and NAV be left at the office of
tn" attorneys for Executor. Hardin.
Montana. or may be delivered to said
Executor personally in said county of
Big Horn. or NAV be filed in the Of
flee of the Clerk of this Court. at any
time after the first publication of
this notice II before tn" making OF
the sale.
DATED ut Hardin. Montana. this
18th dar Of Juno. 1887.
EDWARD \. TANNERS.
Executor OF the estate of Susan z.
hammers. deceased.
Quinn & MADDOX. Attorneys for
Executor. Hardin. Montana.
Pub. June is. 1887.
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While motoring home from view

While motoring home from view
ing the results of the flood at
Billings, Sunday night, Gilbert
Thompson, Albert Lobdell, OAR
rell Warren and Frank Durham
met with an accident which might
have been serious. Blinded by the
lights of an approaching car, they
side-swiped another car which
they failed to see standing on
the highway. The Ford va in
which the boys were travelling
bert Thompson received an ugly
cash on the right evelid and Al
bert Lobdell received several cuts
about the forehead and on his
chin. Both had to have several
stitches taken in their wounds at
a Billings hospital. The other boys
escaped with a severe shaking up.
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tains, considered by the forest and
grazing office as one of the great
est fire hazard areas on the Crow
reservation. Immediately following
the construction of the tower
will be five miles of telephone
line from the tower to the Indian
Springs ranger station. Another
lookout tower will be erected in
the western part of the reservation
to cover that area.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-18
CALL FOR BIDS

Bids will be received on the fol-
lowing property until 6 P. M. June
80. 1887:
Albright School Building on Lodge
Grass Creek Road.
Owl Creek School Building on Owl
Creek Road.
Submit bids to Arthur G.. Westwood
Jr.. Clerk of School District No. p.
Lodge Grass. Montana. Cash or the
equivalent thereof must accompany
bid. Buildings must be removed from
premises within 80 laws after the ac-
ceDtance of bid submitted. The board
reserves the right to eject anv or all
bids.
DIST. NO. 81. Big Horn County.
Montana.
BY Arthur G. Westwood. Jr.. Clerk.
Pub. June II. Is 1887.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1937-06-18
Estate of ARMY c. COLLINS.
ceased

Estate of ARMY c. COLLINS. De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given bv the IN.
oersigned administrator with will an
nexed of the Estate of Army r. col
Inns. deceased. to the creditors of and
all persons having claims against the
said deceased. to exhibit them, with
the necessary vouchers. within -four
-, months after the first publication
Of this notice. to the said administra-
tor at the office of Bert w Kron-
miller. attorney. at Room %. Cav
Building. Hardin. in the County Of
Big Horn. State Of Monto-a.
Dated at Hardin. Montana. this 5th
dav of June. 1887.
ROBERT COLLINS,
Administrator with will annexed of
the Estate Of Army c. Collins. de-
ceased.
Bert w. Kronmiller. Hardin. Montana.
Attorney for Administrator.
Pub: June II. Is. Is. July 2. 1897.