Auto License Law Has New Wrinkles
The Montana motor vehicle department will move to the state prison under Austin B. Middleton. Ski Small will handle registration and licensing, with 17 new forms and a $1 certificate of ownership fee. Postage and printing costs rise, and the transfer aims to save labor amid higher plate weights.
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Austin B. Middleton
State Penitentiary
Legislative Assembly
Secretary of State
Motor Vehicle Department
State of Montana
Ski Small
Valley County
Montana
Small
Certificate returns for automobile ownership described in notice
Applicants must address license applications to Austin B. Middleton of Deer Lodge Montana. The announcement states license rates remain unchanged from last year while an extra one dollar is added for an owner's certificate.
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Austin B. Middleton
Deer Lodge
Mont
Construction advances on Bynum District dam project
Winter weather has not delayed the Bynum Irrigation District construction significantly. C C Carey engineer in charge for Winston Bros Co reports full time dragline work and near completion of reservoir dam excavation to raise capacity. One diversion structure finished and teams laid off for winter. contract expected to meet specifications on time.
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Bynum Irrigation District
C. C. Carey
Winston Bros. Co
Carey
Dry Reservoir Outlet Tough on Fish
Thousands of Whitefish and occasional trout are stranded by a drying outlet. Men save the fish for winter use by salt curing, converting tons of meat into salted provisions as a dam irrigation project advances in Teton county.
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Bynum
Teton County
Local notes from Pendroy and surrounding towns
Mrs Bill Earls works in Larson store during Christmas rush. Families visit Great Falls and Conrad. moves and autos trips noted. Ladies' Aid bazaar and chicken dinner a success. thanks extended to Mrs Cornette for building and equipment. Bob Smith leaves Eckle Mercantile for new ventures. Sunday school contest ends with Live Wires winning and near tie in adults and infants classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Earls
Larson
Ed Wormley
Great Falls
J. Lewis
Chet Thomas
Yellow Label Reminder for Paid Subscriptions
A newspaper appeals to readers to check their yellow label showing payment status. It urges those in arrears or with expiring subscriptions to remit promptly to maintain service and support the paid-in-advance model.
County Sup t completes apportionment of six mill levy
Local notes recount a community birthday surprise for Mr. LeDesky and his son Lloyd, a Saxon touring car purchase by Henry Davidson, visits from relatives, and reports on the Ladies' Aid supper and bazaar raising 142 dollars. Social visits include dinners and travel to Chicago for winter.
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LeDesky
Mr. LeDesky
Lloyd
Conner
Henry Davidson
Rufus
Mildred
Great Falls
Lloyd Andrews
Dutton
L. J. Otness
Ladies’ Aid
Chateau
Wilcox
A. P. Reiding
H. P. Krueger
Robert
Arnet Munson
Clarence Lindseth
Chicago
Windy City
E. G. Rufus
Mildred Rufus
Edwards
Jewell
Christmas Mailing Rules From The Chateau Post Office
With Christmas approaching, Chateau Post Office urges mailers to follow simple rules. Securely wrap parcels and mark fragile items, include complete addresses, and place a return card in the upper left. Weight limits apply by zone, and valuable mail should be registered or insured. The window opens an hour on Christmas Day after Milwaukee train delivery.
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Postal Department
G. C. Core
Chateau
Great Falls
Farmington Community News Notes Christmas Plans
Farmington holds Sunday school at the school house each Sunday at 2 p m starting Dec 20 welcoming all. The play Her Christmas Hat is set for Burton school house Dec 23. Yuletide services at the Norwegian Lutheran church will be held on Christmas Day at 11 a m in Norwegian. Mrs Wm Irwin of Blackleaf visited Lars Nasset’s home recently.
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Farmington
Burton’ School
Fjeseth
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Wm. Irwin
Blackleaf
Lars Nasset
Residents and visitors frequent Great Falls area
Last week many families visited the Great Falls area for social visits and errands. Mrs. K R Smith underwent trachoma surgery at the Columbus hospital in Great Falls. Several residents traveled to Great Falls and back to Farmington on Monday and Tuesday.
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Edwin Anderson
Edwards Home
K. R. Smith
Columbes Hospital
Great Falls
J. W. Kerr
Sheridan Nominated for Great Falls Port Customs Post
Colonel Charles L. Sheridan, former Montana adjutant general and WWI hero, is nominated by President Coolidge for the collectorship of the Great Falls port of customs on the Canadian border. Congressman Scott Leavitt and Idaho senators Borah and Gooding backed the appointment. Lincoln Andrews urged a leader able to organize on the ground border patrol and cooperate with prohibition officers. Sheridan earned the Distinguished Service Cross for actions on Hill 230 in France in 1918.
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Washington
Charles L. Sheridan
American Legion
Montana
President Coolidge
Great Falls
North Dakota
Scott Leavitt
Idaho
William E. Borah
Frank R. Gooding
Treasury
Lincoln C. Andrews
Leavitt
Sheridan
Treasury Department
32Nd Division
Clerges
France
Andrews
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