Consolidation of School Districts in Montana
The piece outlines a plan for school district consolidation in Montana emphasizing pupil-centered schools, a petition and notary accompaniment, and a county superintendent role. It covers election procedures, trustees’ appointment, asset transfer, and transportation standards to ensure safety and efficiency for students.
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Montana
Reward for information leading to cattle thief arrest
A notice offers 250 dollars for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of anyone involved in butchering, driving off the range, or any unlawful act against cattle or horses owned by J. C. Harr, Son.
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Madison National Forrest Sheep Growers Association
Food Sale by Baptist Ladies at Montana Mercantile
Baptist ladies hold a food sale on Saturday June 17 at the Montana Mercantile starting 10 oclock. Proceeds benefit church activities.
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Montana Mercantile Store
History of the 1862 law on small checks in Montana
The Montana Banker notes no law bans checks under one dollar. George L. Ramsey explains the 1862 act aimed to protect fractional currency, stating checks are not money and may be issued for any amount. Treasury has upheld this interpretation since the act’s passage.
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Montana Banker
Montana
George L. Ramsey
Banking Corporation of Montana
The
Banker
Yellowstone
United States
Treasury Department
Marsh Family Returns From Butte With Son Teddy
Mr and Mrs E D Marsh returned from Butte Tuesday with their son Teddy who recently underwent an operation for appendicitis.
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E. D. Marsh
Butte
Teddy
Dillon Woman Elected Treasurer at Montana League Meeting
At Helena, Miss Jean Bishop of Dillon was elected treasurer of the Montana Good Government league. Other officers include Mrs. Eleanor Coit, Big Timber, president. Miss Belle Fligelman, Helena, recording secretary. and several regional officers. The league backs a nonpartisan state ticket, an eight hour day for women, and recalls of public officers. A five woman candidate committee will approve names before ballot inclusion.
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Montana Good Government League
Helena
Jean Bishop
Elanor Coit
Big Timber
Max Atwater
Basin
C. N. Skillman
Belle Fligelman
Margaret Rosza
Butte
Mary Tocher
Livingston
Mary O'Neill
Parke Upshur
League
Storm in farming area claims 15 young turkeys
Market gardener L. B. Rumbaugh east of town reports 15 young turkeys killed when a sudden hailstorm struck. The hen mothering them rose to check the hail, leaving the brood exposed. Crops in hit farming areas were largely unscathed and few farmers had hail insurance this early in the season.
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L. A. Rumbaugh
Notice of Private Sale of Estate Real Property
Under an order of the Beaverhead District Court the administrator offers for sale a one half interest in lots 11 to 14 in block 8 of Rife's second addition Dillon Montana. Purchases must be written and filed with the administrator in Dillon or the court clerk after July 8 1916. Terms are cash.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
James R. Abrams
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Sheridan News Briefs on Good Roads Meeting and Local Happenings
The Madison County Good Roads and Automobile association hosted a lively session with about twenty four members from Twin Bridges Virginia City Alder and Water loo. Visitors enjoyed a luncheon at Bethany hall and the Library Workers elected officers for the year. Potatoes shipped to Butte sold for one dollar per hundred, sheep and hogs moved to Butte with pork at seven and a half cents per pound. Additionally Miss Mary Cisler hosted guests Elsie and Hilda Knoff of Mankato Minnesota and several residents returned from Missoula for university studies. Henry Hermesmyer sold ranch property in Texas for ten thousand dollars.
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Sheridan
Madison County Good Roads and Automobile Association
Twin Bridges
Virginia City
Alder
Waterloo
Bethany Hall
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. M. Maddison
Butte
Ruby Valley
Mary Cisler
Elsie
Hilda Knoff
Mankato
Minn
Marie Mesch
Elsie Knoff
L. C. Edwards
A. Chapdelaine
Paul Rochl
Frank Carey
A. Ruddifred
T. A. Foster
Fred Ellinghouse
Harriet
Bertha
Missoula
Walter Ellinghouse
Gets-It Corn Cure Promises Quick Pain Free Relief
An advertisement touts Gets-It as the ultimate corn remedy promising instant relief and painless application. It claims rapid 2 second use, no sticking or cutting, and wide availability for 25 cents a bottle with Chicago manufacturer E Lawrence Co and local endorsements from H C Burfeind and Kupfer Drug Co in Dillon. It also notes Farnsworth Bucy offers house or room rentals opposite the depot.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Dillon
H.C. Burfeind and Kupfer Drug Co
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J. C. Harrr
Johnson Brothers
Action of Treasury
Good Government League
Automobile
H. P. Studebaker
Sieyend
Bertha N. Huber
South
Osteopath
George Brownback
Washington Street
Holcomb
H. F. Best
Johnson & Boone's
R. R. Rathbone
Hughes and McCaleb
Tripuan
Royal Cafe
Tattersall's
Singer Sewing Machine
Sheridan News
Eunice Nobles
Jeannette Spuhler
State University
Bert Foster
Ruby
Chas. Glasser
Weiser
Idaho
Mrs. Glasser
Harry Foster
Henry Hermesmyer
Texas
Lewis Bullerdick
Bell Coal and Transfer Co
Johnson & Boone
Pearl I
Smith
Tribune Book Store
Tribune
Farnsworth & Bucy
Depot
Dennison's Best
Typerwriter
Leadore
John Warren
Montana Live Stock and Commission Co
Bayerd
TripuNg
Earl R. Smith
Tribune Pub. Co
Dillon, Mont
Annabel Desmond
South Atlantic St., Dillon
Mont
the Tribune
Mrs
May Gibson
Grant
Tribune Book
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Court House