Tax matters uppermost at state association meeting
N W Edwards reports the State Association of County Commissioners met in Missoula to discuss tax burdens, especially on agriculture. A resolution favoring an income tax passed, and another urged separating irrigation taxes from general taxes to aid districts like Bynum and support school, county, and state funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. W. Edwards
State Assn. OF Commissioners
Missoula
State Association of County Commissioners
Teton
Edwards
Bynum
New Books Placed On Library Pay Shelf
Six new books have just been added to the library shelves in the pay section. Patrons may borrow them with standard eligibility rules and return dates apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Annual Meeting of Deep Creek Stock Association Held Here Saturday
The Deep Creek Livestock association met Saturday at the Lewis and Clark national forest office in this city. Matters included selecting a successor to the late Fred True for the advisory board, with Percy Hodgskiss chosen. Jas Peebles was re elected president and Ed Fearon vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep Creek Livestock Association
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Fred True
Percy Hodgskiss
Jas. Peebles
Ed Fearon
Livestock Salt Levy Adjusted by Range Association
Vincent Ward outlines a 35 cent head levy to fund range salting with bids to place salt on the range three times yearly. Last year 60 cents per head on one range section and 40 cents on the rest. 4225 pounds to be laid at seven pounds per head. The group plans a Williston yard complaint and welcomes new members Grover Parker Phil Rudolph E J Osgood Tim Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Ward
Hodgskiss
Mr. Peebles
John W. Ward
Association
Williston
Grover Parker
Phil Rudolph
E. J. Osgood
Tim Cook
Bole Briefs From Community Notes and Events
Community notices outline a charity dance in Bole on Saturday January 31 with 50 cent tickets. Social visits and dinners occur at local homes, with a wedding anniversary party and card games. The Bole Farmers Union meets February 4, and several residents visit Great Falls. health updates and an auto accident are reported. a quarantine ends. a funeral in Farmington honors Gunder Hanson, an uncle of the Hanson brothers of Bole.
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Bole
Gladys Hane
Jack Kinsey
A. C. Munson
Ed. M. Bammel
John Kosnick
W. G. Dauwalder
Earl Zimmerman
E. M. Bammel
Wm. Gibler
Billy
Lois
Dutton
B. A. Sandberg
Bole Farmers Union
Irene Johnson
Great Falls
John Holm
Mildred Ries
Helen Miles
Miss Johnson
Holm
Jack Jacobson
E. G. Black
Keith
Mathis
George Barce
Chateau
Flume
F. Carlson
Chateau Monay
Ralph Clayton
Deaconess
Confessional of a Wayward Traveler to His Mountain Love
A dying tramp recounts a life of roaming from Alaska to Siberia and back. He recalls leaving his sweetheart in a mountain vale and vows to return someday to the green fields of tomorrow and the old log cabin.
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Alaska
Maine
Dakota
Spain
China
Waltng
Teton County Ranks Eighth in State Irrigated Land
Preliminary figures from the bureau of census show Teton County increased irrigated acres from 55,433 in 1919 to 56,741 in 1929, a 2.4 percent rise. Beaverhead leads with 114,1552 acres, followed by Gallatin, Yellowstone, Madison, Carbon, Ravalli, Powell, and Pondera. State total irrigated land fell 6 percent from 1,681,729 acres in 1919 to 1,580,321 in 1929.
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Teton County
Bureau of Census
Department of Commerce
Washington
Beaverhead
Gallatin
Yellowstone
Ay Ylubs
Madison
Carbon Ravalli Powell Motown, Schick Esl
Meer
Lledanntzetrantaaet Papc
Liberty
Remembering a Soldier in a Mountain Churchyard
A poem by Alice E. Cox of Choteau Montana laments a loss after a man dies in a sick room. The speaker recalls footsteps homeward and a vanished dream of returning to a mountain shack. The verse ends with a six foot grave in the church yard and angels guiding him to heaven.
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Mountain Shack
Alice E. Cox
Choteau
Mont
Tenacious Bullhead Fish Survive Long After Catch
Die hard bullhead or horned pout shows remarkable resilience. The fish can be detected breathing at the bottom of a punt hours after being caught. Many fishermen find bullheads still flicker with life in the morning after being left on the ground.
Real estate transfers filed in county clerk office
Partial list of instruments filed January 17 to January 24 includes a register's certificate from U S to Rollin A Clearman covering multiple lots and sections and patents from U S to Roy Sabins and Fred W Brueske detailing land parcels and sections with dates 7w and 30-23-lw.
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U.S
Rollin A. Clearman
U. S
Roy Sabins
Fred W. Brueske
Deed transfers and parcel descriptions in Elma area
A series of warranty deed transfers recorded including Helen T. Innes to C. W. Burns for $1 covering lots 8 and 9 in Chateau, H. L. Richmond to James Campbell for $1 covering two parcels in Pendrey, and multiple other patrons exchanging interests in various swaths of land.
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U. S
Elma Walt Sabins
Helen T. Innes
C. W. Burns
Chateau
H. L. Richmond
James Campbell
Pendrey
M. J. Lyon
Clara Bueling
Isabel M. Lyon
Kyle Jones
Grace M. Brittain
Bynum
Fred W. Brueske
Martha Bremer
Paul Battson
Robert Neil
Dutton
Notice of Probate for Nicholas O. Tuttle Will
In Montana district court, Nicholas O. Tuttle deceased. Will filed for probate. Bert I. Packer petitions for Letters of Administration with will annexed. Hearing set for February 20, 1931 at 10 a.m. in Chateau court, Teton County. Court Clerk Blanche M. Jocobson ©.
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Nineteenth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Teton
Nicholas O. Tuttle
Bert I. Packer
Chateau
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Choteau Public Library
Anna E. Stafford
Choteau Woman’s Club
Oliver Onions
Margaret Ayer Barnes
Shepherd
Sheila Kaye- Smith
Rockwell Kent
Pauline
Napoleon
W. N.C. Carlton
Philippa
Anne Douglas Sedgwick
Deep Creek Stock Association
Peerless
Heavy Service
Texaco
Teton Service CO
J.C. Penney CO
Department Store
Blanche M. Jocobson
Power Chevrolet Company
Teton Implement Co
Farmers & Miners State Bank
Belt
Jerry Siccama
Citizens State Bank
Teton Impleemnt Co
O. Hansen
R. McNown
Wilkinson
Omaha
Neb
Fairfield
Chas. Klockler
Acantha
J. A. Baart
Northwest States Utilities Company
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