Special Counsel Question On Bond Proceeds For State Institutions
Montana education officials seek approval to hire special counsel to test the constitutionality of 75000 in bonds for a state normal school addition. Attorney General Galen advises funding from maintenance appropriations and pro rating among institutions, with court action to be brought in the name of a bond owner or warrant holder. Sealed bids offer care and support costs for Beaverhead County poor farm and jail inmates for one year, with 10 percent bid bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galen
State Board of Land Commissioners
State Normal College
Supreme Court
State Board of Examiners
Board of Trustees
Beaverhead
Montana
Board of County Commissioners
Real Estate Transfers For the Week Ending Nov 27
Real estate transfers list multiple warranty deeds, bargains and sales, water rights, and mining and patent deeds across Dillon and surrounding districts. Notable items include Davidson to Quinn parcels in Rife’s addition, Stone to Kuntze 215 lots at Pacific and Sebree, and Arp to Trax 154 acres near Lima. Also listed are water rights transfers from Willard to Redding and Laphem to Redding, plus mineral claims in Bryant and Elkhorn districts. News from the Big Hole Basin closes the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha L. Davidson
James C. Quinn
Rife
Dillon
Willie Belle Barbour
Elizabeth Kuntze
Pacific and
Sebree Streets
Alfred L. Arp
Charles I. Trax
Lima
Johson
Daniel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Clark Streets
Mountain View Cemetery Co
Abram S. Rife
Cemetery
W. G. Blair
Amede Bessette
Buffalo Creek
Bray
Local Breezes Highlights Include Cattle Sale and Death Notice
John Peterson sold 388 head of fat cattle from Idaho at C Hi Strowbridge. Walter Wampler dies in Tonopah Nevada aged nearly 21. Presbyterian church plans a fundraising drive for a new church and pastor with missionary society backing. Stanley Dunbar returns from Alberta for a ten day visit and reports his family settled happily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
C. Hi
Strowbridge
Mr. Peterson
Idaho
D. KF. Wampler
Walter Wampler
Tonopah
Nevada
Stanley Dunbar
Alberta
Mr. Dunbar
Notice to Coal Consumers in Dillon Prices Reduced
On and after December 1 prices for soft coal in Dillon are set at 8.00 per ton for single tons 7.50 per ton for ton lots and 7.00 per ton for car load lots issued by E T Brock W G Clark and Son and F C McFadden
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
E. T. Brock
W. G. Clark
Taxes Due Notice for Beaverhead County 1905 Montana
Beaverhead County Montana taxes for 1905 are due at the county treasurer’s office in Dillon. Delinquent after December 1, 1905 at 6 p.m. with ten percent penalty. Payments accepted 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Signed B N Stevenson County Treasurer. Dated September 13, 1905.
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Beaverhead
Montana
Dillon
B. N. Stevenson
Beaverhead County
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School For the Deaf and Blind
School of Mines At
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The
State Board of Land Commis
MO. S. Baker
Vibe
Pearl J. Smith
Bray's Canyon Creek
Bertha M. Walker
Pintler Creek
Mary A. Cartier
Warm Spring Creek
Big Hole Basin
James Allaways
Schwartz Creek
Medicine Lodge Creek
Len Pendleton
Fred
Holman
Wrnton Canyon
Frederick
Rand Lode
Elkhorn District
Presbyterian Church Organization
Church Missionary Society
Tention
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
Oneita Union
Golden Rule
Bannack
Idaho Streets
Dept. A
Town and Country Journal
San Jose, Cal
Huey Rooming House
Dillon, Montana
Murray Cafe
Kupfer
Montana Street
Miner’s County
First National Bank
National Bank
Kunzman’s
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Ogden
Denver
Standard
C.S. Williams
Second South St
Salt Lake’ City
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