New Council Organized and Sworn in
The city council in regular session swore in new aldermen Frank Schwartz Louis Anderson Perry Bowers from wards one four and three. Leonard Eliel was chosen to replace unqualified George W Dart. Fred Waldorf was named council president with committees formed to guide city work for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schwartz
Louis Anderson
Perry Bowers
George W. Dart
Leonard Eliel
Eliel
Fred Waldorf
Monroe
City Hall
Bond
Bowers
Graeter
Waldorf and
Evel
Schwartz
Anderson
Luebben
Waldorf
Bond Lu
Fordson Tractors
Galt
Fordsons
Elder
Beaverhead Motors Company
Louis Stahl
Dakota Street
J. B. Roe
E. L. Poindexter
Glendale
Montana
L. B. Ripley
Melvyn Weenink
C. M. Hansen
New City
First National Bank at Dillon Montana May 4 1920 Report
Report of the condition of The First National Bank at Dillon Montana as of May 4 1920 listing resources liabilities and equity. Includes loans and discounts federal securities cash items and deposits with details of capital surplus profits and various deposit classes. Signed by president BLE White and notary Jos T Lemmmert with Beaverhead county stamp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Dillon
Montana
U.S
Federal Reserve Bank
Esac Econ
Beaverhead
Ble. White
B. FE. Waiter
J.-H. GinBrr
J. J. Bowman
White
Jos. T. Lemmeert
State of
Dillon Library Fund and Cattle Shipment to Dillon
The report lists library fund disbursements including Mrs L R Bree and Miss M L Innes with amounts and Union Electric lighting charges totaling 373.86. Special Improvement District No 3 fund shows 206.80 to Union Electric. Total funds amount to 2361.21. A.G. Williams supervised shipping of 45 cattle cars from Shoshone Idaho to Dillon for Poindexter Orr Livestock, cattle unloaded last Monday and driven to the home ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Dillon
L. R. Bree
M. L.innes
Union Elec? Co
D. L. Smith
Baneewoenensee
Union
Elec. Co
A. G. Williams
Shoshone
Idaho
Poindexter & Orr Livestock Company
Reward Offered for Information on Power Line Attackers
The 4013 Union Electric Company offers a $100 reward for information leading to the conviction of any person shooting insulators or molesting the power line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Electric Company
Clubs And Societies Social Calendar Noted In Briefs
Thera will be entertained next Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Zetta Gilbert by Mrs. W. G. Gilbert. The St. James Guild will meet tomorrow afternoon at the guild hall. The Busy Bee club met last Wednesday with Mrs. Ed Cushing. Mrs. Chester Gilbert and Miss Noel will be hostess to the Delta Phi chapter of the Westminster guild tomorrow at the home of the former. The St. Rose guild met last week at the T. F. Barrett home, Mrs. Barrett and Mrs. Martin Barrett entertaining. The Bitter Root club spent a very pleasant afternoon last Wednesday with Mrs. M. A. Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thera
Zetta Gilbert
W. G. Gilbert
St. James Guild
Guild Hall
Busy Bee Club
Ed Cushing
Chester Gilbert
Noel
Delta Phi
Westminster Guild
St. Rose Guild
T. F. Barrett
Barrett
Martin Barrett
The
Bitter Root Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
General Fund
G. Farnsworth
Mtn
States Tel
Tel. Co
EK. Stephenson
W. Bennett
Mont
Merc. Co
K. T. Wemple
Continental Oil Co
Rodgers
M. A. Walker
Chas
E. Nelson
Seana
C. F. Retallack
Hugh Chamelers
Union Elec. Co
Examiner Printing Co
Total General Fund
Sullivan Bros
Ee Wren
B. R. Mock
Oscar Vandegrif, Jr
Alvin Jones
Labor
Wate
Cnn
L. L. Downing Patcha
Sis
Wm. Gray Carl Mast
John Tritt
Sidepeie Sete
Ae Fate
C. O. Tarlin
Drayage Ae Eenenee
C. R. Kellogg
Wenn Eene
George Naysich
Drayage
W. E. Gray
C. O. Tarplin
Jack O'Brien
Addressograph Co
A. J. Tessier
L. L. Downing
A. L
Beaverhead Motors Co., Inc
Dillon, Montana
Oliver
Roderick Lean
Beaverhead County
Buick
Buick Service
Buicks
Beavershead County
Montana Auto Supply Co. Incorporated
Clubs and Societies
Horn Bulls
Geo. C. Stimpson
Burke
B. A. Burke
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Andrus Blk
Brooke Farm
E. W. Gerry Lima
the Examiner
Fire Bank of Strength and Service
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