Beaverhead County Board Sets 1948 49 Tax Levies
Beaverhead County Montana commissioners met August 9 1948 with Chairman Paul Stahl Sr and Clerk Margaret Thompson. They approved levies for the 1948 49 budget as outlined in prior estimates.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1948
Page
4
Beaverhead County Montana commissioners met August 9 1948 with Chairman Paul Stahl Sr and Clerk Margaret Thompson. They approved levies for the 1948 49 budget as outlined in prior estimates.
The OFS Sewing Club met at Mrs. Jon Merrells home with hostesses including Mrs. Needles Mrs. Gleed and Mrs. Pierce A luncheon marked 2:30 p.m. A wedding shower for Mrs. Don Merrell followed gifts from a wagon in her wedding colors Several members were noted for Grand Chapter plans and other local visits and events across Dillon Lima and area with multiple social engagements and travel.
The Lima community shares lists of guests and hosts including Herm Sill's Lakeview stay and Herb Sill home in Lima, Ted Wrights from California, Edmans traveling to Idaho Falls, and Great Falls visitors en route to Holland Lake. Local events include church services, a county budget levy, and a farewell party at Club Pelican in Springhill.
The orchestra dedicated stardust to the guest of honor and her date Joe Campbell. Their friends Mr and Mrs Ben Proctor and granddaughters Gwen and Paula returned Friday after a week with Mrs Proctor's sister Ida Sandstrom in Murray Utah. Mrs W W Bybee with Mary and Norma Freeman spent Thursday in Idaho Falls. Mr and Mrs Gordon Williamson and son drove to Havre Montana on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Walter Hungate are driving a new Chevrolet. Mrs Gerald Anderson of Toole also noted in paths of the evening.
Utah was the guest at the Walt Hungate and Harry Hoenstine homes during the weekend. Mrs. Mabel Haynes returned from Washington and stopped by the Carl Smith home as a visitor. Mrs. Pete Peterson and Mrs. Bart Hungate made business calls in Dillon on Friday.
Montana wool production fell to 16,629,000 pounds in 1948 from 17,317,000 pounds the previous year. The ten year average is 27,492,000 pounds, according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics.
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