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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1919

Page

7

Ford Finds Fault with ax Board in Tax Address

In Great Falls on Labor Day Attorney General S C Ford attacked the Montana state board of equalization for undervaluing property owned by public service corporations. He cited holdings including Great Northern Northern Pacific Oregon Short Line and Montana Power as undervalued, urged fairer assessments, and warned politicians to elect more representative officials.

Great Falls Montana Great Northern Milwaukee Northern Pacific Burlington, Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Oregon Short Line Montana Power Company Great Falls Power Company Thompson Falls Power Company Ford The Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Burlington State Board of Equalization

Apex Notes Social Roundup From Dillon Dated Entries

Coo and Mrs E J Coon shopped in Dillon between trains. Several residents visit Dillon for events and travel to Helena Butte Seattle and Kenosha Wis. Households plan winters in Butte Dillon or Kenosha with families visiting, attending minstrel shows and returning from forest reserves.

E. J. Coon Dillon David Heir George Rice Ladies’ Community Club W. T. Alley Jesse Hubbard Tom _ Jolly Apex Grant Kenison Helena Joe Cosentino Snowline David Hier Jess Henson Butte John Schettina Red Rock John Cosentino Glen Squirres Mrs. Jones and Sons Seattle Wash John Hails Tom Fred James Ray Stanfield Hier Walter Siria Wise River E. W. Kirk Kenosha Wis Mr. Kirk

Rife Electric Shop Becomes L. T. Taylor Electric Shop

An announcement states the Rife Electric Shop will hereafter operate as the L. T. Taylor Electric Shop. The notice is signed by L. T. Taylor.

L. T. Taylor Electric Shop L. T. Taylor

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