County Board approves September claims with multiple payments
During the September session the county board examined claims and ordered warrants drawn on various funds for payments totaling numerous amounts. Listed are payments for chairs, painting, repairs, supplies, veterinary services, fuel, electricity, telephones, and salaries, including county physician, road crews, and public welfare reimbursements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada McLaren
A. J. Simon
Industrial Accident Board
Thames 1
E. Luebben
J. W. Walters
Clarence Baril
KE. L. Burles
Jack’s Market
Warner Food
Winoski
I. W. Vinsel
Dilon Implement Co
C.A.A
A.D.C
John Selvidge
Eee
Frank C. Davis
Mara P. J. Lovell & Co
Walt Featherly
Continental Oil Co
Department of Public Welfare
State Department
Reim
Basin Mercantile Co
Grocery Co
J. C. Penney Coa
Marquard
Beaverhead Lumber Co
F. E. Boger
W. H. Stephan
States Tel. & Tel. Co
Dept
Wits
Petty Cash Fund
Eliel Brothers
Montana Power Co
White
City
Ely and Christensen
Red & White Laundry
Waundry
Standard, Lumber & Coal Co
Paddock & Tyro
State Bank & Trust Co
Paul Stahl, Sr
Archie C. Henne’ Try
Poe Tererrerreeres
J. Warren Shaw
State Bank & Trust U
Bridge Fund
W. D. Tessier
Spencer Lumber
SOU
Bill Gray
Eveeneemeeneny RC
Laughlin
Charles E. Wenger
George Duc Abor
Hans Henningsen
R Peterson
W. B. Cutler
Ned
Archie C. Henneberry
U Ted Green
Seeenseseenasers
George Brown
Bill Mullins
Tiaig Lumber Co
Dillon ‘Implement Co
Dart Hardware & Implement Co
Various Local Notices and Town News
A mix of birth announcements, visits, and local happenings. Mr and Mrs Alan Bradley of Oakland announce a baby girl born Sunday morning. Joyce Hershey placed second in a rodeo parade exhibition horse section. Jack Hershey, Miss Anne Carol of Salmon and Mrs J Flowers visited Dillon from Wisdom. Dr Hiram Brundage Jr from Pasco Wash visiting Dillon. Mrs Cornelius Horren broke an ankle stepping from a porch and is at Barrett hospital. Miss Barbara Grigsby of Livingston and others visited Elkhorn and plan Missoula university study. Several girls depart for Montana State University in Missoula. Lila Camps to Missoula soon. Mrs William Chance of Seattle visiting relatives in Dillon. Soren Larson released from Barrett hospital. Donna Trolinger, Anna Jean Lockness and Golda Talent plan to leave for Bozeman for Montana State College. Figures show 15782 53 dollars in receipts. Commissioners adjourned on Sept 9 1943 at 5 pm. Attest Albert S Baker County Clerk. An entire mechanized division in motion uses about 18000 gallons of gasoline per hour, 4000 more than Washington DC ration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Bradley
Oakland
Calif
Erata
Joyce Hershey
Eliel
Jack Hershey
Anne Carol
Salmon
J. Flowers
Dillon
Wisdom
Hiram Brundage, Jr
Pasco
Wash
Cornelius Horren
Barrett Hospital
Barbara Grigsby
Livingston
Dorothy Davis
Mary Ann Luebben
Elkhorn
Grigsby
Ernest Luebben
Missoula
Dorothy Ann Gosman
Dolores Williams
Montana State University
Lila Camps
William Chance
Seattle
Soren Larson
Donna Trolinger
Anna
Jean Lockness
Golda
Bozeman
Montana State College
Myrle Wilhelm
Melrose
Pete Wilhelm
Myrle
Boeing Aircraft
Burr Lively
Butte
Leonard Lively
Burr
Elwyn Dunstan
John Maclver
Deschamps
the Willows
Soap Gulch
Lulu Lively
Thomas Connor
Violet McCauley
Joan
Kent McKauley
Henry Norris
Vipond Stock Association
Broulette
Ernest Tate
Roberta
Tate
Ida Redfern
Redfern
Tate Ranch
Dorothy Fassler
Dorothy
Sacred Heart Academy
Eva Olson
Lydia Swoford
Meads
Mr Meads
Union Pacific Railroad
Bert Fellows
Fellows
Joe Longley
Lawrence Helfert
Alice Fox
Twin
Kenneth Hull
Union Pacific
Pocatello
Idaho
Sam Friend
Tom Malloy
Verlin
Victor
Francis
Brown's Gulch
Smithe Ranch
Mrs. Kinney
Mrs. Grose
Ernestate Ranch
Aberdeen
Melrose Notes Include Local Visits and Cattle Roundup
Melrose residents share weekend visits with kin in Butte Missoula and Dillon. Students, teachers and families attend to business and school, while cowhands report cattle roundup hampered by warm weather and shade-loving herds.
Wise River Community News Highlights From Butte Visits
Wise River reports weekend and weeklong visits from Butte residents and relatives. Frank Reed and others travel to Dillon for care and events. local families attend shows, rodeos, and gatherings. Rural life notes include Melrose trips, farm sales, illnesses, and road trips to Butte, Missoula, Polson, and Helena.
Town and Farm in Wartime Impacts on Home Canned Foods
The article notes home canned foods gain a higher point value than commercial products under an OPA amendment. Civilians may receive more kitchen and household items due to a directive reserving production of about 30 types for civilian use. Also, discharged soldiers are returning uniforms to save government stocks, with instructions to address packages to the Army’s Quartermaster Clothing and Equipage Officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
Going Places and the American Auto Boom
The piece praises the automobile industry for expanding consumer access to cars as sales rise and production speeds up. It credits industry men for broadening horizons and shaping the American way, noting investments by entrepreneurs and improvements in affordability for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Automobile Dustry
Dobbin
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TOPOS
Allen Ng Comin
Sorenson
Lovelace Motor Supply Co
Jack's Market
Trevor Waldemar
Lima Mercantile Co
Labat Rental Agree- Petty Cash Fund
Reimelectrici
Alfred Kamps
Hall-Perry Machinery Co
the Texas Co
Topats
Phill Judd’s
Lima Gas & Oil Co
Ben Mallon
Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co
City Fuel Co
Ralph F. Davis
Elmer Salmonsen
Davis Motor Co
H. C. McNinch
Lima Lumber Co
Texaco
John Prohosky
Ste Airs
Westmont Tractor & Equip
State Bank & Trust Telephones
Standard Lumber & Co
George Duck
Ane Henningsen
R. A. Peterson
Frank P. Blair
Wilson McNinch
General Fond Tribune
Danentnescetecenensecas
Pitney Bowes
Renta Tribune
Acy Co
Eueliss
Burroughs Adding Machine Co
Troy Evans
Emery Smith
Frank D. W
Court Library
West Publishing Co
Lawrence Peterson
G. A. Pomeroy
Frank Little
Sara Saay
John Troupe
A. Ralston
Eleanor Nelson
Phillip J. Lovell
Ne ‘States Tel
Tel. Co
Manner Anon Seeds
Fevderernae
Red & White
Pene Naenenswonnsemereeenseras
City Cemetery
Arnold Tave
Veneeenenseeseveres
Diem
J. Warren Diem
Haw
Aegteneenine
Jem
Pune State Bank & Trust Co
Poor Fund
H. M M. Brundage
Buria Ely
Christensen
Barry
LeClair
Holtz
Oliver
White See Et Nareeneteara Raceneeesenat
Seneeere
Jack Wells
Dan Hoyrup
Charles Ke
John Jules Wenger
Jean Wenger
John Wenger
Vigilante Elec
Erie
Albert S. Baker
Washington, D. C
Melrose Marg
LA Marche
Uerite Correspondent
WISE
Earl Forgaard
Forgaard
Wise River
Mary
Frank Reed
Dick Trueman
Lee Sims
Frances
Marlene
Richard
Paul
Dewey
Dave Hickman
Hickman
Harry Bennett
al Muchmore
Ranger Station
Frankie
Garden City
Joe Samal
Ralph Potts
Walter Goose
Neva
Edna
Jimmy
South Pacific
San Francisco
Peggy
Kambich
McCauleports
Vic Eyrt
Marvin
Seabees
Rhone Island
Arvin
Granite Mountain
Roy Vance
Percy Vance
Mary Smith
Isaac Dodgson
Dodgson
Barney
Lars Kalsta
Hand
Kalsta Ranch
Jay Gleed
W. Q. Kearns
Carl White
Ot Wood
Rawleigh T
Wleigen
Hazel
Margueri
Jim LaMarche
Nina White
Darwin Philipps
California
Neil Sullivan
Warren Hughes
Betty Ann
Anaconda
Verne Stanchfield
Isabel Fargher
Robert Green
Freddy
Mr. Green
Fred Miller
Tex Clarke
Polson
Clarke
Lee Worthington
Combs
Divide
Frank Dodgson
W. R. Allen
Gloria
Bill
Norma Sidney
En Mallon
Gene White
Walter Jones
Leslie Jones
Retha
Donald
Emory Mudd
Helena
Ben. Mallon
Mr. Mudd
Byron Jennings
Alder Creek
Jenning
William Yeoman
Jack Massey
Maude Staebler
Valera
Lillian
Jim O’connell
Fishtrap
O’connell
Alvin Thorson
Darby
J. Sternfels
Eleanor. Ferrell
Adkins
Mediterranean
Housekeeping
Ta Eee Colee
Geo. M. Gosman
Montana
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Montana Power Company
Minnesota Woolen Co
W. W. George
Florence
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