County Commissioners Proceedings August 2 1926
The board met August 2 1926 at 10 am with Chas Bryan, Reider Anderson, G A Leasby, and W A Conwell present. Claims were examined and approved for the General Fund and Road Fund with payments for printing supplies, salaries, mileage, court costs, election supplies, and various services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Williams
S.C. Bailey
L. A. Conwell
Edna Alen
al Otindve
C. A. Bishop
COUTS
Wee Bass
E. H. Amick
O. M. Lanphear
S. G. Webster
James H. Wick
Ed Thompson
J.P. Court
Jas
J. Lacklen
J. P. Court
Harvey Coit
Orla C. Buster
Fred Ellison
Martin Olson
Coosseaeseee
William Ellison
AMA Madcae
Eesssesesecseseseseceateore
Pete Gottlob
Ooo
Essecese
H. C. Moffett
C. E. Davis
Ooicee
Essecesesse
Esses Essensesensaceee Vocational School For
Ceee
Esesese
Eneenceeeees
Frank Larsen
Dagtl Abtela Tapataelde
Ben H. Daggett
Ccssecsseccs
Neeseeee Petty Cashier
Petty Cash
E. W. Wagner
Occ
Sence
Chas. Bryan
Mile
Sc Cisnesps Pasane
Potenpeveaays
Reider Anderson
G. A. Loasby
A. T. Ellison
Jack Harper
Levert Warp
Frank Murray
Murray
Wm. Rhoades
Ted Kepler
Fund Satoey
Cs Dss Sweethiaeceat
Ad Sad Neues Taieses
Bert Murray
Sam D. Solberg
Ray Bryan
John Tobin
A. H. Arneson
Bert A. S. Berg
Mike Kepler
al McComb
G. B. Conwell
Lavern Duncan
J. J. Lacklen
Oil Co
W. J. Knapp
Ellingson Merc. Co
Suppiics Ooa
Tractor & Equipment Co
The
A. W. Miles Co
Geo. O. Mosby
Spokane Culvert & Tank Co
G. A. Loushy
Expense
Livingston Machine
HBA
Alend Ar
Livingston
Tin Gernuip
Tah
Csacneh
Johnson
Severt Warp
Ullman Lbr, Co
L. F. Douthelt
T. G. Tal
STOMN
Nellis
Eesectscesee
Arvid Alen
Gus Wright
S. Palmer
Bobed Atkaesonsdrone
Andrew Alen
Peta Canynd Laaded Badebass Sebace
Hanson
Bert
Green
Churchill & Amery
Sacks
Bridger Creek
Hoard
Proceedings of County Board of Equalization August 6 1926
Board of county commissioners met as a board of equalization on August 6 1926 with Chas Bryan Reider Anderson G A Leasby A Whitney and W A Conwell present. A Blakeman valuation for fire lost improvements was reduced to 7000. Wilkinson sought a north half section 6 and all section 7 township 1 north range 12 east reduction. no reduction for grazing land. J J Lanagan granted 2361 reduction on irrigated land in township 1 north range 15 east. Board adjourned to August 9 1926 to fix the tax levy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Timber Creek
George Alden
Allen Conwell
Security Bridge Company
Big Timber Supply House
School District No. 37
Gopher
Board of Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Board of County Commissioners
Chas, Bryan
Reider Anderson
G. A. Leasby
A. Whitney
W. A. Conwell
Thos. G. Blakeman
Wilkinson
Range 12
J.J. Lanagan
Five Women Seek Seats in Montana Legislature
Five women are seeking places in the 20th Montana Legislature with nominations reported from county AP correspondents. Candidates include Mrs. Ike E. O. Pace for the senate in Jefferson County, Catherine C. McCarthy in Dawson County, and Mrs. A. D. McDonald and Mrs. W. H. Hamilton in Flathead and Phillips counties respectively, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Senate
Associated Press
Ike E. O. Pace
Jefferson County
I. A. Leighton
E. N. Joffray
House
Dawson County
Catherine C. McCarthy
Flathead
Democrats
A. D. McDonald
W. H. Hamilton
Phillips County
Fallon County
Ted Bergstrom
C. C. Conser
R. J. Woods
Petroleum County
Sanders County
J. D. Garber
A. S. Ainsworth
E. L. Eaton
Yellowstone
W.M. Ruffcorn
Valley County
R. C. Bricker
19Th Assembly
Judith Basin
G. T. Davis
Wibaux
Wibaux County
Young Girl Seeks 800000 in Damage Suits
Evelyn Ogden an 18 year old Ventnor girl sues four youths for 200000 each in supreme court at Mays Landing. The defendants James Beari Jr James Leeds Jr Edward Seeley and Vivian Smith Jr from prominent resort families were found guilty of criminal assault last November but the verdict was set aside and a re trial ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
N. J
Evelyn Ogden
Ventnor
Supreme Court
Mays’ Landing
James Beari
James Leeds, Jr
Edward Seeley
Vivian Smith
Kalispell-Kevin Oil Co. Declares 20 Percent Monthly Dividend
Great Falls reports Kalispell-Kevin Oil Co. declares a 20 percent monthly dividend, raising the rate from 15 to 20 percent. Governor John E. Erickson and other stockholders receive July’s 20 percent payout, with $4 000 monthly income from a $500 investment of 200 shares. The payout, funded from Kalispell office, will continue for six months, with total dividends in the period exceeding $359,450.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Kalispell-Kevin Oil Company
Pioneer
Kevin-Sunburst Holding Company
John E. Erickson
Kaspell-Kevin
Kalispell
Kalispell Kevin oil empire grows from small start
Montana wealth from Kalispell-Kevin holdings expands as Fulton Oil Rice Oil and Homestake Exploration operate on Stannard farm state oil lands. Rice and Fulton formed within 18 months with $10 000 assets now valued above 2 000 000 000 with Kalispell-Kevin earning 17 percent overriding royalties and royalty oil income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Kalispell-Kevin
Fulton Oil Company
Rice Oil Company
Stannard
Homestake Exploration Company
Texas Pacific
Kalispell-Kevin Company
Rice
Fulton Companies
Hills Bros Coffee Satisfies Coffee Hunger
Hills Bros Coffee satisfies the longing for rich mellow full bodied coffee. West loved Hills Bros the brand that gave the West its famed wonderful coffee. The can features the Arab and claims a patented process for superior flavor. Mail coupon for a free copy of The Art of Entertaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills Bros
West
The
Hills Bros. Coffee
Dept
San Francisco
Calif
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Commissioners
General Fund
Ptt
Commercial Bank & Trust Company
Citizens State Bank
Scandinavian American Bank
Edgar Gibson
Henry Stole
aArtest
Dodge Brothers
F. C. B. Toledo
Motor Inn
Dopgee Brothers Motor Cars
Kevin Oil Co
Hills Bros Coffee