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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1917

Page

9

Montana Assessors Ordered to Use Full Cash Value Standard

Montana state board of equalization directs all county assessors to value property at full cash value as defined by the Supreme Court. The move aims for uniform methods amid varied local valuations and will raise many counties to higher class status with increased salaries for county officials.

Helena Montana Stewart Ford Keating Hart J. J. Ryan Consolidated Boards United States Supreme Court Fett Essessors Joint Committee On Tax Investigation State Board of Equalization Lewis and Clark Cascade Gallatin Fergus Yellowstone Missoula Sheridan Custer Flathead Silver Bow Supreme Court J. T. Carroll Beaverhead County

Centennial Valley Local Notes and Developments

Ice stored at the Bucy farm last week. Pp J Jones and family visited in Monida Tuesday. K F Moffit made two trips to the saw mill for lumber. Ernest Shawvers completed a fine new house on his ranch. Mrs Leese and son returned home after six weeks in Dillon. The Rice ranch now owned by Lyman and Dodd of Dillon has new sheep buildings with electric lights. about 2,000 sheep already present.

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Local Notes From Bozeman Dillon and Nearby

Ralph Smith visits Bozeman while Mrs. Tanner improves at home in Dillon. W F Lick leaves for Portland. John Neil suffers a head abscess. Elveretta Langdorf visits Skalitzky home. George Tanner ill but improving. Willard Paxson returns to Dillon from Michigan. George Hopkins reports good roads with some ice. Mary Lee Morton surprised at school with birthday cakes as part of a festive noon lunch.

Ralph Smith Bozeman W. F. Lick Portland Ore John Neil Elveretta Langdorf Skalitzky George Tanner Gunther Willard Paxson Beach Dillon Michigan New York Chicago George Hopkins Whitehall Gilbert Kerr

Pan High School notes highlight spring play and banquet

Dorothy Poindexter and others return to class after illnesses while plans move ahead for the Senior class play The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary. A Pan-High School banquet honored the basketball team with student acts and a two step dance entertainment supervised by Miss Hunter.

Dorothy Poindexter Harry Rash Mr. McCandlass Aunt Mary Anne Warner Beaverhead McCandlass Jacob Emanuel Border John Ross Evelina Thelma Jensen Marvel Landers Levene Willamson Mary Ewing Kate Jones Ellen Nelson

Geography to Tell for Forest Service in Montana

The Montana State Normal college under Grant E. Finch prepares a state geography for public schools. Pages will cover forest service topics with illustrations of national forests ranger work grazing fire protection and fire destruction. Statistical reports on forest service receipts and work in the state will be included.

Montana Grant E. Finch Montana State Normal College Forest Service Department of Operation of Missoula

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