Auto license money sent to Montana counties in April
The MVHE registrar Austin Middleton reports 255096.50 collected from automobile licenses in April will be distributed to counties by contribution. Through 1930, total distributions reach 1214646.50, with Silver Bow highest at 20760.50 and Cascade at 11700.75, while Lewis and Clark received 10890.75. Powell listed among counties receiving funds.
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Mvhe Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Austin D. Middleton
Lewis and Clark County
Silver Bow County
Cascade
Lambing In Full Swing In Beaverhead County
Lambing is in full swing on four Beaverhead County sheep ranches. Weather improved last week but this week brings showers and chilly winds. Labor remains abundant with men available for all jobs, though ranchers still hire daily. Beaverhead wool market remains inactive with no notable sales reported this year.
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Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
National Wool Marketing Association
Paragraphs Goesto Niagara
Several short items detail residents traveling or visiting. Donald Stone heads to Niagara Falls after his father’s death. Carl Taylor and daughters visit Helena. John Coppin returns from Missoula to Dillon for the summer. Benjamin Herrin travels to California with a sun bronzed, hatless look and claims tuberculosis cure. Will Canavan visits from Butte. former Dillon printer A A Gibson remains in Honolulu. W B Hartwig heads to California via Salt Lake City to arrange bookings. Local car collision injures Axe child. Hank McQuiston dies at Barrett hospital and is shipped to New Cambria Ohio.
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Benjamin Herrin
Dillon
Cal
Helena
Indio
Will Canavan
The
Examiner
Butte
Mr. Canavan
Honolulu
A. A. Gibson
California
W. B. Hartwig
Salt Lake City
Long Beach
Hank McQuiston
Barrett Hospital
New Cambria
Ohio
Miss Holden Sets Innovative Montana School Record
Miss Mary Holden of Dillon Montana has earned praise for creating Montana’s first combined kindergarten and first grade at Jordan Public Schools. Her program uses two hours of kindergarten daily and a split first grade schedule from 9 to 10 in the morning and 1 to 4 in the afternoon, with flexible dismissal to match pupil fatigue.
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Miss Holden
Jordan
Mary Holden
Dillon
Montana
Mont
Holden
Jordan Public
State Normal College
Reichle News Highlights Reunions And Baseball Plans
Mr and Mrs Gus Fitschen and Mr and Mrs George Fitschen with daughter Beth visited Mr and Mrs Julius Hartwig Sunday. A ball team has been organized again and will face a Silver Bow Motors team from Butte next Sunday at home. Nearly every pupil in Reichle school looks forward to the track meet ahead.
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Gus Fitschen
George Fitschen
Beth
Julius Hartwig
Silver Bow Motors
Butte
Reichle
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Re Said
Norway
Det Beste
Kjépe
Penger
United States
Canada
Tony
Hs Ewa
Anheuser-Busch
Stone-Ordean-Wells Company, Distributors
Butte, Mont
ST. Louis
Petroleum Phillips Pondera Powder
Powell
Aeeen Aeaee
Rosebud Eros
Wheatland Wibaux
Beaverhead Sreerseemesensae
Weeden Ndeer
Garfield
Golden Valley
Jefferson Judith Basin
Lake
Lewis and Clark Liberty Lincoln Madison McCone Meagher
Missoula Musselshell Park
Lambing
Beaverhead Sheepmen
Niagara
Donald Stone
A. L. Stone
Niagara Falls
Carl Taylor
Mary Louise
Lucille
Missoula
John Coppin
Melvyn Weenink
Clarence Axe
Center Street
Axe
Atre
Harry Richman
Ritz
Joan Bennett
James Gleason
Lilyan Tashman
Broadway
Playboy
New York
Irving Berlin
Stis
Hollywood
Monte Blue
Lila Lee
Betty Compson
William Boyd
Underworld
Warner Bros
Smart
Just
Kayser
Chas. H. Niblack
Educational Digest
Montana Education
Bertha Lamberton
Josephine Verbance
Dillon Country Club
Reichle News
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