Beaverhead County Board December Claims Allowed
During the December session the Beaverhead county board of commissioners examined claims and ordered warrants drawn for various funds. Notable items include payments to Grover C. Helming for tombstones, J. H. Mikkelson for mileage, Paul Stahl Sr. for diem and mileage, and numerous warrants to local suppliers and service providers for office, road, and hospital needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Grover C. Helming
J. H. Mikkelson
Geo. D. Barnard Co
Heyer
Paul "Stahil, Sr
Diem
Archie C. Henneberry
Tribune Publishing Co
SUPP
E. L. Burles
Thos. E. Luebben
Dart Hardware & Imp. Co
Winn’s
Montana Power Co
Dillon Implement Co
Bond Grocery Co
Myers, Et
County Clerk’s Petty Cash
State Bank & Trust Co
Maneeseewers
Eeaennesen
Pioneer Machinery Co
Mellen
Clarence T. Holter
Fred Slehofer
H. C. McNinch
Bart Hungate
Montana
Sam Breneman
Board For
Jess A. Owen
Gas and Oil
Charles E. Wenger
Ben Mallon
Lowell Mallon
Charles B. Bray
Wayne Stocks
George A. Minnick
Taft Allen
Richard Sheperd
Herbert Sturm
Shepherds Garage
Eaton Metal Products. Co
Lovelace Motor Supply
Roy’s Market
Skeet’s
Bray
Watson Motor Co
Traderhorn Mining & Co., Co
Husky Service Station
Davis Motor Co
Ralph Davis
Dillon Auto Repair
Harris Opp
Northwestern Machine & Weld. Co
Westmont Tractor & Equip Co
International Tractractor Ooo
Ee State Bank & Trust Co
Martin C. Jackson
Mt. States Tel
Tel. Co
City Drug Store
R. Gravely
Vigilante Elec
Examiner Printing Co
Tribune Prig. & Supply C Co
Supphii
Ces
Myers
Standard Lumber & Coal Co
Bud ‘Casson
L. C. Weeks
Alvin E. Thorson
Carl W. Parish
Paul Stahl, Sr
Raisin Puffs Use Up Dry Bread in Economical Recipe
A Helena Montana notice describes a Railway Express Agency rate hearing set for December 9. The article also includes a kitchen recipe for Raisin Puffs using leftover bread and raisins with a chocolate custard sauce, detailing ingredients and steps for both the puffs and sauce.
Rate changes force price increase for Examiner
Due to rising newsprint and operating costs the Examiner raises the annual subscription by 50 cents to 2.50 starting January 1, 1947. New subscriptions before that date pay 2.00. existing subscriptions stay until due. The move aims to preserve service and will be understood by readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anne K. Williams
Spec
Elk
Photostat Corporation
Nora Richardson
Andrus Case
Ecco
Louie Arndats
Phyllis D. Burwell
T. C. Fairbanks
Claude Lay
American Law Book Co
George E. Baker
C. W. Stallings
Julia Melton
Red & White Laundry
Board of Prisoners
Christine Opp
Imperial Carbon Co
John Wenger
Tim McGovern
Charlie Henry
Jean Wenger
Williams Feed & Machinery
City of Dillon
Jack’s Market
Eliel Brothers
Beaverhead Taxi
George M. Gosman
State Dept. Public Welfare
Helena
Railway Express Agency, Inc
House
State Capitol
Board of Railroad Commissioners
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fair Fund
Hans Henningsen
Lyle Essex
General Fund
Road Fund
Parker and Eversharp Pens
Nelson’s Jewelry
Hossisaah
C. W. Buckingham
Aluminum
Lifetime
City Fuel Company
Dillon, Montana
F. M. Carr
Ders
Too
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Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company