Dillon Montana Second-Class Matter Notice
Entry dated September 20 1902 at Dillon Montana indicates publication under the Act of Congress March 8 1879 as second class matter.
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Dillon
Montana
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1926
Page
7
Assessors face Montana tax roll inequality at Helena meeting
The Montana assessors at their Helena meeting vow to bring 1925 evasions into the rolls. They cite 13,000 cars and 20 to 25 percent livestock escaping taxation while some counties show 1920 values none the less. The state board warns against further real property reductions and pushes uniform valuation amid declining totals since 1918.
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Montana
Helena
State Board of Equalization
Walker
State Board
Deer Lodge
Banner County
Silver Bow County
Property Tax Valuation Deductions Continue Plan
The article outlines a phased 20 percent deduction in early years for low level property taxation, with 15 percent in a later year and 10 percent in the fifth year, after which the assessor sets valuations. It notes a proposal to collect automobile licenses with property tax, requiring payment before license issuance unless a lien exists on real property, per the state board of equalization’s stance as explained by Commissioner Bergeman.
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State Board of Equalization
Bergeman
Montana farmer objections to land valuations prompted taxes
The discussion centers on grazing land valuations set at $4.86 per acre and a $1.08 taxable valuation, equating to five cents per acre in tax. Officials argue exemptions should not be granted for nonuse, while W L Stockton of the Montana Farm Bureau says farmers seek equitable taxes and lower public expenditures.
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W. L. Stockton
Montana Farm Bureau
Married in Dillon as Miss Abbie Pearson Weds J L McLaughlin
The Best home on South Pacific Street housed a quiet wedding Wednesday evening for Miss Abbie Pearson and Mr. J L McLaughlin with Rev. T W Bennett officiating. Attendants were Ida Best and Wynn Best, with Mrs Grant E Finch at the piano. They plan an Eastward honeymoon aboard the Empress of France after a Mediterranean cruise.
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F. H. Best
South Pacific’street
Abbie Pearson
J. L. McLaughlin
T. W. Bennett
St. James Episcopal Church
East
Mediterranean
Riviera
Mary Lee Morton and John Roberts Wed in Butte Secretly
Miss Mary Lee Morton daughter of J. Robert Morton of Mountain Home Idaho and Dillon native wed John Roberts after slipping away to Butte last Thursday. The couple will reside in Dillon after Mary’s studies at Mountain Home high school and a year at Normal college. Invitations were issued by Mrs. L. F. Molleur and Mrs. B. W. Emerick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lee Morton
John Roberts
Butte
J. Robert Morton
Mountain Home
Idaho
Dillon
Normal College
Club Social Notes Highlight Looming Events
Invitations for a Friday bridge party at Mrs. C W Woodburn home on South Atlantic street are announced. Theta and other groups hosted gatherings. Mrs. W B Hartwig and Pinochle club plans set for February. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs B E Erickson in Seattle last Thursday with Mildred Elliott as former name.
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Theta
Mig
B. L. Poindexter
C. Ww. Rogob
W. B. Hartwig
Pan Hellenic Club
Louis Anderson
Elvera Peterson
Helen Montgomery
Fred Woodside
C. W. Qberem
Warren Stone
Forest Bayerd
Twentieth Century Club
W. E. Lloyd
Busy Bee Club
C. P. Thomas
Needle Club
A. T. Nelson
Butte
Comfort
Twin Bridges
A. L. Anderson
0. M. Best
F. H. Best
H.O. Selway
Carl Taylor
Jardine
Earl’ Wheat
Donald
Rowan
Ray Shannon
Erickson
Seattle
St James Guild Meeting Hosted at Mrs Alf Cashmore’s Home
The St James Guild will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs Alf Cashmore. The gathering promises a cordial social hour and local companionship in a private residence setting.
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St. James Guild
Alf Cashmore
Doctor W H Stephan Moves to Poindexter Block
Dr. W H Stephan, physician and surgeon, has opened offices in the Poindexter block over Dillon Dry Goods company with an entrance on Idaho or Bannack Street. Phone 125.
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W. H. Stephan
Poindexter
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Idaho
Bannack Street
Dillon Montana Elector RegistrationBooks Close Feb 19
Notice that registration books for the city election to be held April 5 1926 in Dillon Montana will close at 5 p m February 19 1926 Electors may register by appearing before the County Clerk at his office in the Court House Dillon Montana John O Baker County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar
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Dillon
Montana
Court House
John 8. Baker
DiNon
First National Bank
J.B. Mayfield
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Beaverhead
Louis H. Christensen
Rasmus J. Peterson
Martin Innes
First National Bank of
Fred Rife
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