County Commission Minutes Record Delinquent Taxes and Expenses
Board of County Commissioners proceedings list numerous expenses, salaries, and reimbursements for county offices, schools, and offices. Included are counts for road, bridge, relief funds, printing, delinquent taxes, and bond accounts with totals and signatures from Chairman Crane and Clerk Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erintendent of Schools Tribune Printing & Supply Co
Jesse L. Gleason
Expense
Teton County Farm Bureau
J. Frank Alum
Gwen Wyper
Charles G Wilcox
Martine
Geo W. Mgee
John W. Oppie
Onershes Underwood Typewriter Co
Choteatl Acantha
Nelli M. Woods
Coun
Cora Bitting
Eee Coon
James Smith
Lelia Ashworth
Bessie Kirby
Mary M. Willis
Pondera County
Pioneer Bindery & Printing Co
Guy Eddy
Andrew Martin
A. J. Tranter
Earl Yeager
iMamion
P. Davis
Teton County Farm Burea
Maynard
Robert W Bruce
Avorie Scgtserecrescg
Etmstidie Stan
lJohn Kinsey
Rod Work
Moore Dray
Fiummel Bros
Worl Grocscec Ees
Geo. W. Ricken
Obert Peterson
Supveyot
Creas
Hiway Garage
TODAS
Ncseuacscecnvsenscorensee
Libby Yards Co
Glacier County
BR. A. Arnett
Wm. Breere
Yelte Bakker
Salary
Supvevor
Eee
Road Fund Inci
Motlais
W. J. Crittenden
Charles P. Crane
W. H. Webb
Salary County Clork
James
Innes
Oren R. Nelson
M. M. Webb
Ada Truchot
Bertha Streeter
Wu Ee A. C. Warner
District Court
J. S. Martine
Siovile Ae
Dudley Crowther
Tqrpolcoy
Sale
George W. Mingee
Dorothy Lonegemuir
Gay Franklin
Edythe Saylor
Gladys Martine
J. Crittenden
W. D. Jones
V.A.P
Chas.p. Crane
Board of County Commissioners
Thermopolis Cat Creek Syndicate Streams In Montana Oil
Winnett May 22 The Thermopolis Cat Creek Syndicate reports a new well in section 11 15 29 between 56 Petroleum and Lucky Strike. After two hours of test production reached 600 to 650 barrels per day with potential to 300 bpd minimum. Drilling at 1405 feet, ten feet of sand left to drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnett
Thermopolis
Cat Creek
Montana
Walsh Sees International Armament Reduction Plea
U S Senator Thomas J Walsh of Montana backs an international conference to reduce armaments while defending a strong navy. Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts urges support for the Harding administration in pursuing arms limits. The speakers warn that uneven disarmament could spark war and stress the need for coordinated global action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Thos. J. Walsh
Montana
Henry Cale
Lodge
Massachusetts
Harding
Senator Lodge
Camp sites to open Sun River canyon for campers
The forest service plans several camp sites in the Sun River canyon near Diversion dam Beaver Creek and other main canyon areas with stone fireplaces garbage holes and auto accessible locations near trout streams Medicine Hot Springs will be cleared and kept clean campers must stay 50 rods from the springs All sites ready by July first roads to Allan's ranch may be repaired and access by auto four miles will require a four mile hike or horseback travel Fire safety reminders issued after past fires and cautions to campers tourists and motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun River Canyon
Lewis and Clark Forest
W. M. Rush
Diversion Dam
Beaver Erek
Medicine Hot Springs
Lewis and Clark
Forest Service
Medicine
Allan
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L. G. Passmore & Sons
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Shipping Board
U. S. Shipping Board
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H. G. Ward