County Commission Minutes Open May 1932 Session
The Teton County Commission held regular sessions May 2 3 and 4 1932 with Chairman W D Jones and members Algon Udin present. They approvedApril minutes audited claims granted $10 to A L Stanfield and created Horse Herd District No 1. They disallowed Louis Bauer claim and arranged road and tax fund transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
W. D. Jones
Algon Udin
N. W. Edwards
A. L. Stanfield
Choteau
Montana
C. W. Burns
Louis Bauer
Bynum
Sam Agee
Farmington
John
Holm
Bole
Mont
Anna Benson
Care Hulda Holm
O. T. Wiprud
Gee
Sollid
Dutton
Hirshberg
Marell Wheeler
Hf. M. Montague
Collins
Messrs
Guy Miller
Gordon Monkman
James Peebles
H. H. Collins
Teton County
J. B. Conner
Capitol Building Tax Sale Details and County Funds
Tax ledgers show Seerae sas Capitol Building sold for taxes. The record lists payments to C. A. Peterson, Allen Redmond, O. W. Wick, and many others for road work, supplies, and poor relief totaling $905.20. Separate entries cover poor fund disbursements, pension payments, and county fund investments, concluding with public works and bridge maintenance entries and the board's adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
Geo
Charlotte Looney
Chas, Klockler
Elmer C. Smith
Mary C. Sulgrove
J. S. Collins
J. L. Billings
Couse
Tssesssesseersees
Bert I. Packer
Anna E. Stafford
Robert Clarkson
Frank Allum
Mats A. J. Ammonidson
H. W. Bateman
W. Bourne
Burroughs
John E. Byrne
Chateau Hardware Co
Meda McLean
Velma B. Edwards
Asty Agriculturist
Chateau Acantha
Fairfield
Bender Moss
Law Books Co
Ccessisssoeoeesers
Chas
A. Franks
Monarch Lumber Co
Montana Power Co
Mt. States Tel. and
Tel. Co
Northwest States Utilities Co
Fas
A. Pelletier
AA. Pelletier
AA. Pelletier, Taking Testimony Eaeeeees Hee Seeaeneenee Roeterteeenes
J. I. Taylor
Teton County Abstract Co
Teton Drug Co
Same
R. van Scharpenzeel
Otto Wagnild
West Publishing Company
Taw Dooks
GANG
W. D. Jones
Per Diem
Algon Udin
Adams Oil Co
W. L. Andrews
Elmer G. Cardell
Ieees
Sup- Phos Wanescesl
Sup- Craig
Alfred Crawshaw
Eee Hall-Perry Machinery Co
C. A. Peterson
Oroancietanassacentis
Allen Redmond
J. H. Regnier
Rice Auto Court
L. E. Taylor
Gus Thompson
Giles Trescott
O. W. Wick
Ole A. Wick
Winston Bros
Poor Fund
J. Crary
Sam Agee
A. Eb, Anderson
Emma Anderson
Navel Orange Origins and Spread in the United States
The navel orange likely originated in Bahia Brazil as a sport of the Selecta variety. It was propagated about 1820 and introduced to the United States in 1870 by William Saunders of the USDA. Within three years it reached California and Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bahia
Brasil
United States
William Saugders
United States Department of Agriculture
California
Florida
Also Mentioned on This Page
Seerae Sas
ANCE
Neressiee Ceesen Cosee
Hilda Loaneeaan
Mother’s Chateau Meat Co
Maude Delaney
Ellen Denison
Florence Crittenden
Poot
Cccccee
Sommes
A. F. Arndt
Frank T. Avery
Malvina Baltazar
Edith Berglund
Eeec
M. Blackman
John W. Brolsma
Buttrey’s
Hirshberg & Co
R. L. Hood
M. A. King
George Kockman
A. B. Moorhead
Montana State School Deaf & Blind
Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co
A. C. Munson
Mary Pearl Smith
A Wymer
Hilda Carlson
A. H. McGinnis
O. G. Meadows, Co
Geo. A. Carroll
Kansas State Capitol
Topeka
Shawnee County
Racie
Havre
Great Falls
Lewistown
Billings
West
Great Northern
F.o. B
Flint
Michigan
Chevrolet
America
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Lts
Chigan
General Motors
Teton Service Co., Inc
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