Collapse of $3,000,000 state bond issue praised as temporary relief
The editorial laments the collapse of the $3,000,000 bond issue for building and improving educational and state institutions. It argues the debt need not be shouldered by taxpayers and notes campuses and facilities will continue with temporary arrangements while a solution is sought, despite the crowded Warm Springs asylum.
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Tly
University
Missoula
Agricultural College
Bozeman
State Normal
Dillon
School of Mines
Butte
Orphans’ Home
Twin Bridges
Plea Over Pelicans Sparks Montana Debate on Hunting
The Emergency Conservation Committee of New York questions Montana anglers and the state game and fish commission about urging hunters to kill White Pelicans. The piece argues pelicans leave little economic harm and could boost tourism by feeding and attracting visitors to Montana’s lakes and rivers.
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Montana
State Game and Fish Commission
Centennial Valley
Emergency Conservation Committee of
New York
Associated Press
State Commission
United States
Canada
Friends of Eber W Badcon Move to New City
The following note indicates that Eber W Badcon, formerly of this city, has relocated and that many friends are pleased by the change. Details are sparse but imply a social move and continued ties with former acquaintances.
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Eber . W. Badcon
Beaverhead County Assessments and Local Developments
Beaverhead County assesses property at 5 012 276 dollars with remodeling planned for the Riel Bros building adding a second story. Padley bought Flynn stock cattle at 15 dollars per head. Ten thousand sheep were driven to Jim Poin Dakota. A iron fence will surround the courthouse like the high school block. Charles Neilson had a bad fracture when his horse fell into a badger hole on a Bannack to Comet Mountain trip.
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Beaverhead
Rinehardt
Riel Bros
Charles
Padley
Jim "Poin
Dakota
Charles Neilson
Bannack
Poindexter Named Assistant Deputy Clerk and Recorder
From the Tribune July 19 1901 Poindexter is appointed assistant deputy clerk and recorder and will assume the position next week. Other notes mention shut down slot machines in Dillon a fashion for pug dogs in town no fire protection and ongoing timber buildings in fire limits. Chief Stone vows strict enforcement of street litter ordinances to prevent paper from blowing and frightening horses.
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the Tribune
Mark Poindexter
Dillon
Smallhorn Canyon
Stone
County valuation at eight million five hundred thousand
The 1911 Tribune reports county assessed valuation at 8.5 million dollars. City officials are praised for enforcing vehicle speed limits and lamplight rules after dark. The speed limit within city bounds is eight miles per hour.
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the Tribune
Borax Says It Banishes Roaches In Homes
A U S Department of Agriculture bulletin recommends common borax to control cockroaches water bugs and ants. Used pure or with sugar and cocoa as bait borax is described as non poisonous and effective. Wash cupboards woodwork and likely haunts with warm water and borax then dust backs of pantry shelves and baseboards to drive pests away.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Community hosts honor visiting Mrs. Gilbert in Dillon
Mrs. W. G. Gilbert and Mrs. George Gosman entertained at the Country Inn Tuesday evening in Dillon. The dinner complimented Mrs. Norman Gilbert of New Orleans who was visiting, and Bridge was noted as part of the diversion.
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W. G. Gilbert
George Gosman
Country Inn
Norman
Gilbert
New ‘Orleans
Dillon
Bridge
Borax Shampoo Recommended for Flea Control in Pets
Dr. Frank J. Sullivan of Merwin Memorial free clinic in Boston advises a dry borax shampoo to rid dogs and cats of fleas during hot weather. Sprinkle powder on the coat, brush vigorously, then repeat weekly or twice weekly for healthier fur and a flea free animal. Use pure borax not talcum or mixtures that irritate pets.
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Win Memorial Free Clinic For Animals
Boston
Mass
Dillmont Park to Host Weekly Saturday Dance Night
Dillmont park pavilions will host a regular weekly dance Saturday night with attendees promised a cool, popular resort atmosphere as the event returns.
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Dillmont Park
Notice of Tax Deed Application in Dillon Montana
The undersigned Dan Mooney will, on September 10, 1931, apply to the County Treasurer of Beaverhead County for a tax deed to property described as the easterly half of Lot 17 in Block 8 of the Original Townsite of Dillon, plus corral sheds formerly owned by C. W. Scott on railroad grounds in Dillon. Amount due is $74.20 plus interest, publication and deed costs. Dated July 14, 1931.
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Beaverhead
Madison
Beaverhet
Lode
Maddison County
Cleaverhead County
Montana
Dillon
C. W. Scott
Dan Mooney
Dillon Montana Bank Report June 30 1931
Report of the condition of the State Bank and Trust Company at Dillon Montana at the close of business June 30 1931 signed by cashier Wilkinson. Includes Beaverhead County details of assets liabilities and capital as filed with state banking authorities.
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State Bank & Trust Co
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Pee Wilkinson
Notice to Contractors for Montana Federal Aid Project 255 C Unit 4
Federal Aid Project No 255 C Unit 4 invites sealed bids for a 169.42 foot concrete and steel bridge over the Oregon Short Line tracks on Dillon Idaho Line Road in Beaverhead County. Bid deadline is 9:30 AM July 1931 in Helena. Bids require 5 percent certified check and corporate surety bond. Plans and specs available in Helena and Missoula. The Commission may reject any or all bids and waivers apply. Q S Warden and R D Rader chairmen.
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State Highway Commission of
Montana
Capitol
Helena
Oregon Short Line
Olw
Beaverhead County
State Highway Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
Missoula
Alias Summons for Divorce in Beaverhead Montana
Be instructed, Edna Young sues Jack Lyle Young in Beaverhead County Montana District Court for divorce on grounds of willful neglect over a year, alleging defendant failed to provide necessaries. Summons requires answer within twenty days. case filed July 9, 1931, with Roy B. Herndon deputy clerk and John Collins attorney for plaintiff.
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Jack Lyle Young
State OF
Montana
Fred Rife
Notice to Creditors in Beaverhead County Montana
In the District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead County notice is given to creditors of the estate of Thomas Hoke deceased. The document outlines probate actions and requires claims to be filed as specified by court order.
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Fifth Judicial District
State OF
Montana
Beaverhead
Thomas
Thomas -Hoke
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