Local residents return to Dillon after travels and changes
East of Dillon welcomes several arrivals including Faller family returning from Ohio to settle, and Mrs. Knudson taking a coaching post at the University of Idaho while Mrs. Knudson stays in Dillon. Others report vacations in Yosemite and California, hospital recovery in Army care, and a Yellowstone tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Faller
Dillon
Butte
Paul Faller
Mr. Faller
Ohio
Beaverhead State Bank
L. W. Potter
Albert Knudson
Pacific Coast
Alaska
Prest
Siberia
Knudson
University of Idaho
Moscow
Normal College
Helena
Montana
State Department of Agriculture
Fallon
Sam Carruthers
Carruthers
Isaac Rife Ranch
Medicine Lodge
Budget notes reveal Deputy limits and tax levies
Proceedings detail county budget scrutiny for 1922 including sheriff and assessor salary disputes, deputy limits under new law, and objections to district court and posting expense items. Tax levies for state and county funds are outlined, with adjournment recorded for August 14, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JOS. C. Smith
Ams
State Board of Equalization
Livestock Commission Fund
Stase Livestock Sanitary Board Fund
State General Fund
War Defense Bond Fund
Mills Dist
Mills
G. R. BA
Actin
District Court
Court House
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Brownie Pictures
Kodak
Potts
Yosemite
Henry Erwin
Army
Mary Judge
Hugh Scully
California
Eugene Bond
Yellowstone Park
New York
Cc. H. Niblack
New York City
Ruby
Fred Gilbert
W. G. Gilbert
Alder
Gilbert Ranch
Aby Masters
Billy and
Tom Hartwig
James. Condhger
Yellowstone
J.B. Mayfield
Richmond
Hobson
Veterans’ Welfare
Educational
County Board of Equalization
General
Bridge
Pulald Amulls UL Uilatd
Town of
Lima
Ker, G Clerk
Supreme Court
Jos. R. Jackson
Silver Bow County
Judge Jackson
Supreme Bench
Joe Poole
Kate Poole
Harry Poole
Frank Poole
Chas. H. Niblack
Wisdom, Montana
Big Hole Basin