Beaverhead county tax work kicks off in Dillon
The tax levies in Beaverhead county began this week in the office of John and Baker with George Baker employed as a special deputy. Col Alf Decker spent Monday in Dillon on business as various residents from Armstead to Butte are noted in this social and commerce roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
John & Baker
George Baker
Col
Alf. Decker
Dillon
Maters
Fred Jorgenson
Waldorf Company
Armstead
Otto
Grasshopper
Tom Call
Varney
Gigard
Augensen
Manhattan
Keith Lloyd
Harge Prairie
George Hughes
Hughes
Spokane
Rela
Tives
Jon Froma
Frank Hazelbaker
Butte
George Henry Ellis
Helena
Harold Capeheart
W. S. Tash
Warner Metlen
Glen Spaires
Glen
Ralph Sebree
Archie Main
California
Great Falls
George Rhino
Big Hole Basin
John Jackson
Chester Barrett
Grant
Horse Prairie
John Anderson
Jackson
Nick Birrer
Lima
M. E. Brown, Jr
F.M. Grady
Tracy Gates
Canton
Ohio
W. D. Oliver
Ford
Dill
Atp
Series of bridge parties at Rathbone home
The home of Mrs. R. R. Rathbone hosted a sequence of summer bridge events last week. California poppies adorned the rooms as ten tables took part in the games, including a Wednesday bridge luncheon, a Wednesday bridge dinner, a Thursday dinner, and a final dinner Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wick Miller
Monida
A. J. Herrick
Dillon
L. G. Sperry
Little Son
Centennial Valley
Anna Yost
City
Williams Ranch
Alder
J. J. Smith
Anna Go
Ansédida
Portland
Otegon
May ‘Bride
Selittle
Ditton
R. R. Rathbone
Rathbone
California
Beatrice Carey Found Guilty Of Petty Larceny
Beatrice Carey was found guilty in the justice court on a petty larceny charge. She paid a $25 fine. Carey had been employed as a cook at the E. B. Roe home in the spring and was represented by W. J. Cushing with T. B. Gilbert appearing for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Carey
Justice Court
E. B. Roe
W. J. Cushing
T. ‘B. Gilbert
Hay field crews rush to match ideal grazing weather
At week’s end hundreds of hay diggers were sent to fields across the country as ranchers report a big crop this year. Thousands sought work amid the crowding streets while workers priced shifts at three dollars a day with board and lodging. The ad notes the Chevrolet’s durable baked enamel finish on cars selling for higher prices.
Alias Summons in Beaverhead Montana Court Case
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead County Viola Hopper sues Oscar Hopper. The State of Montana summons the defendant to answer the complaint filed with the Clerk of Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Dad
Beaverhead
Viola Hopper
Oscar Hopper
Firth Judicial District
Divorce Filed on Grounds of Extreme Cruelty in Dillon
The complaint seeks a divorce for the plaintiff against the defendant on grounds of extreme cruelty over a year preceding the suit. The filing is dated July 1923 with W. E. Stephenson as Clerk and ILA Stephenson as Deputy Clerk. Norris, Hurd & Collins represent the plaintiff at Dillon Montana. Just received a new line of beds springs and mattresses. Harrisons Prices right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvorce
Just
Harrisons
Sheriff's Sale in Beaverhead County Montana 1928
In the Fifth Montane District Court Joseph J. Plank sues Pat Rutledge Mary Rutledge and Olmatad Stevenson Co to be sold by sheriff under an Order of Sale on August 2 1928 at 2 p m at the courthouse front door Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Property includes Lots 1 2 3 4 Sec 3 T9S R8W containing 163.4 acres with water rights easements and appurtenances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diljon
Beaverhead
State of
Montana
South Range Bight
Principal Meridian
United States Survey
State Bank of Dillon v Schaefer Boatman District Court
District Court of the Firth Montana demands defendants answer within twenty days after service or risk default judgment. The complaint notes a promissory vote with $483.69 paid, and a claimed balance, with Norris Hurd & Collins representing the plaintiff. Court clerk W. H. Stephenson signs the notice dated July 10, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of Dillon
Ve. Johan. Hinrich Carl Schaefer
Robert T. Boatman
State of
Montana
Sherrie Mooney vs Frank Arnold Attorney Notice
Legal notice listing attorney for plaintiff in Livingston Montana with room and building details and filing references 48 4t.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Dof.mooney
Sherrie
Frank Arnold
Plaintiff
Thompson Block
Livingston
Montana
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Cashden
Lints
Ehale
Wei
Mey
Dick Fyncher
Chas. Enlow
Bert Hastings
Harry Pierce
C. H. Niblack
Melrose
Big Hole
Ray Stone
James Conger
A. F. Kline
Wise River
Will Pahnisch
Polaris
Roland LaPea
Jake Mittlemeier
Small Son
Joy Ranch
Reichle
Fred Gilbert
Aldex
Ed Hungate
Dell
Grace Little
J. P.fox
Duke Neidt
Jennew Kelly
Gullivan Brothers
Richard Gallagher
Tom Flynn
A. Potts
Findley Roe
Richard R Ce Man
Medicine Lodge
B. Howell
James Mansfield
Vivian ‘Ae
Butteca
Fred Warrenw
Laura Simmons
Jeary _ vaal
South Africa
United States
Bozeman and
Matthew Allen
Magm French
Gertrude Chambers R.epe Son
Malta
Nia
T. D. Olmsted
Alice Chambers
Edith Kennedy
Berkeley
Jean Ann
Frank Sullivan
Anna E. French
St. Paul
Jacob Vogel
Winnett
J. R. Sandeland
Bessie Storey
Joliet
George C. Moore
Jessie C. Poindexter
Harlowton
Alice O’brien
Long Beach
Frank Gungey
Esther Thomas
Edmonds
Washington
Emily Kramer
University of Wisconsin
Mabel Taylor
China
Northwestern University
Agnes Nevin
Edward V. Renouard, Jr
Denver
East Center Street
Helen Baker
Valborg Hendrickson
Orthopedic
Billings
Loretta Spellman
Pearl Brown
University of Washington
Thora D. Sisson
Superior
Colorado
Gertrude Dullenty
A. F. Applegren
Wolf Point
Applegren
State Bank
Dorothy Poindexter
Merrill Deen Edson
Mildred Husted
Willis
Maxy
Alice Russell
Hte Batre
T. W. Bennett
Edna Keton
Chea Thomas
Alice Roe
D. W. Erwin
Mabel’ Selway
Standard Lumber & Coal
W. E. Stephenson
Ila Stephenson
Seal
Norris
Hurd & Collins
Dillon, Montana
Sheriff's Sale
Montane
Joseph J. Plank
Pat Rutledge
Mary Rutledge
Olmatad-Stevenson Co
W. H. Stephenson
Norris Hurd & Collins
Mont
Fisher
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