State Examiner Reports City of Dillon Audit 1930
State Examiner's report reviews the Dillon city audit for the period Dec 1929, noting insufficient up-to-date water collector records, warrants outstanding totaling 25,766.88 plus water bonds 75,000, and general fund indebtedness 26,, remaining to be reconciled. It urges monthly reporting, ratable bank deposits, sworn claims, and proper date details for police salary claims and labor bills.
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Helena
Montana
City OF
Dillon
B. A. Risley
J B. Holtz
A. J. Lochrie
R. N. Hawkins
Montana Farm Income Shows Ten Year Diversification
Elena February 16. A state federal crop reporting service analysis finds Montana farm income diversified over the past decade with crops like wheat sugar beets peas beans alfalfa seed flax and potatoes and livestock including cattle sheep dairy poultry and bees. The report notes income shifts between crops and livestock due to dry seasons feed shortages and farmer selling patterns. It cites 1929 as having low crop income but high livestock income and 1924 the reverse with itemized 1928 and 1929 estimates for crops and all agricultural products.
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Elena
Montana
Bergeson Reports Successful State Meeting After Springs trip
O A Bergeson manager of Bergeson Motor and president of the Commercial Credit association returns from Hunters Hot Springs where he attended a state meeting. He describes the session as very interesting and successful.
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O. A. Bergeson
Bergeson Motor Company
Commercial Credit Association
Hunters’ Hot Springs
New Store for Dillon Opens Reed Chain Hardware Branch
Mrs Anna Douglas travels to Independence Missouri after her mother sustains injuries in an auto crash. George Strub and family return from Butte where Henry Strub lies seriously ill at St James hospital while grandmother Mrs Guthrie stays in Butte. Charles Fordyce dies in Spokane at 65 from Brights disease, survived by wife and stepdaughter. he previously lived in Dillon and worked as a stone mason. Mrs W J Allen’s funeral is in Butte with interment there. she was a native of Dillon born 31 years ago. Metlen block front on South Idaho Street is remodeled to host a Reed Ailway hardware branch from Ogden.
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Anna Douglas
Independence
George Strub
George
Jimmy
Butte
Henry Strub
St. James
Guthrie
Dillon
Charles Fordyce
Spokane
Mr. Fordyce
Bright
W. J. Allen
Allen
Margaret Toomey
Divide
Joseph LeClair
Anaconda
Henry Toomey
F. E. Boger
Metlen
Idaho Street
Reed Ailway
Ogden
Tea party for George Washington birthday invites simple gathering
A winter tea party idea honoring George Washington encourages a small group of friends by a cheerful fire. Menus include open sandwiches with Spanish olives and eggs, cherry sherbet, jelly rolls, and cherry candies, with step by step recipes and serving tips.
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George Washington
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Theo. F. McFadden
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J. B. Holtz
Charles E. Nelson
Maryland Casualty Company
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Charles E. Nelson Cash
General
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Seus Memaeaucnner
Roscoe Cornell
Ben Ewe
Theo
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Nn Nes
Charles EF. Nelson
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Dillon Bank
RER
Treas General
Weenee Water
Eaeeee Library
Neemewes
Hunters
Girl Scouts
Benefit Home Talent Entertainment
Training School
Missouri
Dilion
Josephine B. Gibson
Heine Company
Arthur Lake
Olive Borden
Vina Delmar
Technicolor
Warner Bros
Monte Blue
Lupe Velez
Grant Withers
H. B. Warner
Rin-Tin-Tin
Bull Montana
Warner Brothers
John Barrymore
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the Sacred Flame
Conrad Nagel
Lila Lee
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