Dr. R D Curry Dentist Office Ad
Dr. R D Curry announces his dentistry offices in the Telephone block with rooms 3 4 and 5. Telephone number 355. Residence phone listed.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1927
Page
7
Dr. R D Curry announces his dentistry offices in the Telephone block with rooms 3 4 and 5. Telephone number 355. Residence phone listed.
Montana's biennial budget shows a $630 562 increase over estimates to cover 1927 legislature appropriations. The state board of equalization lifts totals by 496 000, but still leaves a 134 562 excess against anticipated revenue. Governor vetoes 470 122 from current year funds, netting 3 016 076 for year one and 3 034 486 for year two. Total net appropriations plus fixed charges reach 7 350 562 against 6 720 000 income.
Community notes report Mr and Mrs Peter Anderson visiting from their ranch on Sage Creek last week. Mae Collins left for Butte for medical care, estimating a month away and shop closure. Ben Mallon hosted a Wise River visit in Dillon with his family at James Jacksons.
Record of transfers filed in Beaverhead County Montana for the week ending April 2 1927. U S of A patents to Henry Thompson for 80 acres in Sheep Creek basin and Frank L Huston for 200 acres near Lima. State of Montana to J P Murray 40 acres northwest of Dillon. Deeds show Mary F E Hoffman administrator to Cook Sheep Company for 720 acres in Sheep Creek basin. Helen Burlingame to Lewis C Ford Jr Lots 11 and 6 Block 9 Grandview Lima. Mary B Hoffman to Cook Sheep Company 720 acres in Sheep Creek basin.
Mrs. MABEL MAYFIELD and family express gratitude to neighbors friends and lodges for the beautiful flowers and acts of kindness shown during the illness and death of their husband father and brother.
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