Taxation and Assessments Dominate Montana Legislative Report
The document critiques Montana tax policy under House Bills 15 16 and 17, with the Department of Revenue handling assessments. It condemns the 72 day session, 3 250 000 appropriation plus 967 000 for the Legislative Council, executive reorganization, and annual sessions. It cites debt bonds and a 684 000 liability insurance bill as burdens on taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Revenue
Montana
Melena
Legislative Council
Idaho
Local Notes Roundup of Helena and Area Visits
Helena visitors Mrs Sox Ullman and Jimmie joined her sister to visit parents Mr and Mrs Stan East and family from Texas. Nephew from Redondo Beach stayed with the Gross family in Helena before traveling to Missoula. Grandson Theodore Hilliard Smith, son of Traver Smith, married Miss Carole Ann Kirby in Cascais Portugal on May 19 and will live in Boston. Others traveled to Great Falls, California, and eastern Montana. Stan Tichenor joined Bob Keller on a multi city business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Sox Ullman
Jimmie
StanEast
Texas
Sox
Mike Meinard
Bud Gross
Gross
Missoula
Meinard
Redondo Beach
California
Traver Smith
Big Timber
Theodore Hilliard Smith
Traver Clinton Smith
Lyman
New Hampshire
Lisbon
Portugal
Carole Ann Kirby
Arthur G. Kirby
London
England
St Sebastian’s Chapel
Cascais
Boston
Massachusetts
Forest Keller
Montana
District 11 American Legion
Fromberg
Glendive
Stan Tichenor
Bob Keller
The
Livingston Enterprise
White Sulphur Springs
Ft. Benton
Big Sandy
Havre
Stan
Bernie Bach
Fort Benton
Rod and Gun Club suspends summer meetings
At the May 9 meeting members voted to suspend further summer meetings. The next Rod and Gun Club gathering is not scheduled. Big Timber Toastmasters met with Greg Vanberg presiding and Bill Yeager as Educational VP. Speakers included Buzz Flanagan and Dallas Roots with evaluations by Grosfield and McLauchlan. A guest was Bill Jensen of the Forest Service. A summer debate on Gambling in Montana was announced with monthly meetings planned for June 20, July 18, and August 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod and Gun Club
Big Timber
Greg Vanberg
Educational
Bill Yaeger
Byron Grosfield
John Baird
Don Blair
Jim Sandsness
Buzz Flanagan
Dallas Roots
Harold McLauchlan
Bill Jensen
Big Timber District
U. S. Forest Service
Montana
Boulder River road bridges posted with three ton limit
The Two Mile and Flemming Bridges on the Boulder River road are restricted to three tons. Structural engineers found a safe continuous use limit of three tons, not due to rot. Public safety and avoidance of costly repairs drive the posting. drivers urged to slow down and avoid oil dumping that slicks the road.
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Two Mile
Flemming
National Forest
Boulder River Road
Boulder Road
Forest Service
Boulder
John FP. Inman
Liquor Tax Revenue Shared Between City and County
Liquor sales through March 31 1973 in Sweet Grass County totaled 1256.25. City of Big Timber received 942.19 representing 75 percent while the County got 314.06 or 25 percent. Reported by The Big Timber Pioneer May 24 1973.
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Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
Reunion and Birth Announced in Local Notices
Mrs Jeanne Elgen traveled from Belgrade to Tacoma Washington for a family reunion with her mother Mrs Helen Nicholson. Her brother Don and wife from Redding Connecticut and sister and family from Tacoma joined, making Mother's Day special. Jason Clay Harlan born May 9 in Great Falls Hospital weighing 9 pounds 9 ounces to Cheri Mosness and Kim Harlan. Grandparents Carl Mosness and others. Henry Hausserman and spouse enjoyed a Saturday trip to Absarokee with fellow locals.
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Great Falls
Carl Mosness
Jason Clay Harlan
Mosness
Carl
Knute Hogemark
Jeanne Elgen
Belgrade
Tacoma
Washington
Helen Nicholson
Jeanne
Don
Redding
Connecticut
Gerald Cashen
Nicholson
Kim Harlan
Cheri Mosness
Great Falls Hospital
Jason Clay
Big Timber
Henry Hausserman
Absarokee
Roscoe
Helen Fry
Carl Imlay
Bill Arthurn
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Department of Public Instruction
Department of Education
A. B. Casey
Manton
David Casey
Dave
Rod & Gun Club
Dick McLees
OVP
Motriz
Eerphone
Transportatan
Grand Hotel
Jack Fuller
Rube Nelson
Gene and
Helen Spilde
Big Timber Pioneer
Rue
T.V
Chickasha
Shelterex
Glenwood
Camelot Tamarack Invader
Falcon
Gallatin Blair Sequoia
HOMES
Bozeman
RC Mev Yas
Montgomery Ward
McLeod Big Timber
Sungme
Frye’s Cafe & Lounge