Beaverhead County April 1922 Commission Session Actions
Beaverhead County Montana board met April 3 1922. Viewers' report on W A Sewell road postponed to May. Bankers Loan notified of tax sale postponement. Beaverhead Motors proposed Ford runabout purchase with $100 old car credit. Rail contract revised. fence ownership not transferred. Fence contract approved with chairman to sign. About 50 fair sentiment questionnaires returned. majority favor some fair activity. Rod and Gun Club requested clubhouse and traps on fair grounds. permit granted without lease with revocation reserve.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
J. E. Shaw
C. Gosman
A. L. Anderson
G. R. Baker
W. A. Sewell
Bankers Loan and Mortgage Company of
Billings
Big Hole Irrigation District
Bud Galt
Beaverhead Motors Company
Ford
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Carruthers
County Fair Ground
S.S. Carruthers
Oregon
Dillon
O. C. Gosman
S. Carruthers
George W. Lovell
Dillon Rod & Gun Club
Fair Grounds
Tom Flynn
Bud McGrath
Brooklyn Minister Heals Sick With Laying On Hands
Rev. Chages W. Dane of St Mark's Congregational Church in Brooklyn has attracted attention with reported healings by laying on of hands. The article notes growing frequency of such spiritual cures observed in world fairs and other reports, highlighting his recent observations in Brooklyn.
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Chagés W- Dane
St. Mark’s Congregational Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
East
Rural Mail Boxes Spur Post Office Cooperation
Postmaster Walter Grimes urges rural delivery patrons to keep roads and bridges well maintained and to locate mail boxes using approved standards. He says proper box placement speeds routes, reduces delays, and improves satisfaction as the postal service seeks greater efficiency and invites patron suggestions to reach 100 percent efficient service.
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Walter Grimes
College Band to Perform in Dillon on May 10
The Montana State college band and orchestra will tour Dillon in early May as part of a spring trip that covers Butte Anaconda Dillon Deer Lodge Missoula Helena and Great Falls. About 27 members plus soloists and orchestra players are listed for the Dillon appearance likely on May 10 with a concert and an orchestra recital followed by a dance in the high school gym.
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Montana State College
Dillon
Bozeman
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Helena
Great Falls
State
J. H. Gilbert
J. Ef. Monroe
Rank Sliel
A. L. Stone
W. G Gilbert
R. W. Boone
J. E. Morse
Jos. C. Smith
Committee On
Lima high school plan shows cost per pupil debate
The Lima High School cost analysis compares a proposed district high school with a county high school. A Dillon man estimates Lima would spend about 550 dollars per pupil, implying a district levy of 15 to 20 mills, while county options tally around 160 dollars per pupil plus board and room.
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Lima High School
Lima
Tribune
Old Beaverhead
The
the Tribune
State Board of Education
Montana
Lima Ledger
Ledger
Dillon
County High School
Primary Club Organized to Repeal Direct Primary Law
A nucleus group named the Primary Law Repeal Club formed to push repeal of the direct primary law and return to convention nominations. Delegates план counties to unite into a state organization, with a $1 member assessment and committees planned to drive the movement.
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J. i. Monroe
Joseph C. Smith
Beaverhead
Ill Wind Helps Sullivan Bros Livery Grow Busy
Reports say Sullivan Bros livery stables are thriving as drivers keep two S. O. S. teams on constant duty day and night to pull autos from mud holes after emergencies.
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Sullivan Bros
Dillon Man Arrested for Moonshine Sales as Youths Testify
An affidavit from a Dillon youth and statements from companions led to the arrest of Paul Stahl on liquor selling charges. Stahl pleaded not guilty in justice court and posted 250 bail for district court. Also amid local seizures Philmore Murphy chose jail over paying a 160 fine, with 105 days to serve unless commuted.
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Dillon
Paul Stahl
Sheriff's Office
Stahl
Justice Court
Phillips
Philmore Murphy
Smith
Murphy
Long Mortgage Copy Records Five Million Dollar Instrument
A mortgage of not to exceed five million dollars from the Boston Montana corporation to the New England Trust Company was copied in the county clerk’s office. The document spanned 69 typewritten pages, filling 20 pages in the record, making it one of the longest instruments copied there.
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Boston-Montana Corporation
New England Trust Company
First Baptist Church Denominational Day Sets Topics
The Northern Baptist convention designates Sunday April 28 as Denominational Day. Pastors are asked to preach on denominational principles and related topics. Morning theme The Meaning of Baptism and evening theme A Regenerated Church Membership. Four minute speakers continue with good music and inviting worship.
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First Baptist Church
Northern Baptist Convention
Federal roads chief seeks lower building costs
Thomas H. MacDonald head of the Bureau of Public Roads urged highway officials from many states to Washington. He pressed for standardized specifications to allow plants to furnish materials to all states at greatly reduced costs.
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Thomas H. MacDonald
Bureau of Public Roads
United States
Washington
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Charles ‘Wilson
Andrus
Wilson
South
Washington Street
Justin Brundage
Monida
BO. He S
the. Andrus
Grovnds
Lee Nya
Decker
Col
AM Decker
Armstead
Democrats
Leonard Eliel
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