Report of Bannock County Receipts and Disbursements
To the Auditor of Bannock County Idaho I have the honor to report the receipts and apportionments of moneys belonging to Bannock County Idaho during the quarter ending March 31 18138.
19 Jun 1913
Page 1
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Newspaper
Soda Springs Chieftain
Location
Soda Springs, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
1
To the Auditor of Bannock County Idaho I have the honor to report the receipts and apportionments of moneys belonging to Bannock County Idaho during the quarter ending March 31 18138.
Financial report shows various fund totals and warrants activity. The document lists multiple numeric entries including figures like 72,541.80 and 39.10, indicating sums processed or outstanding. No contextual names or dates are provided in the readable portion.
The supreme court sustained Kissler's bid to quash and dismissed the action against Judge Budge in a dispute with Union Iron Works of Washington over a collection suit. The ruling held bond and notice issues appropriate, ordering costs taxed and possible dismissal if unpaid. Chief Justice Rushie authored the opinion with Justices Sullivan and Stewart concurring.
The April 24 1918 Soda Springs column details a brilliant wedding reception for Miss Elaine Horsley and J J Skinner with a large guest list and festive décor. It also reports Maude Fox and Norman Bingham’s June nuptials at the Fox home in North Hayes Avenue with a ranch departure planned that evening.
A mass meeting at the Town hall heard taxpayers express support for bonding the school district to add to the building and install a heating plant. J Strachan chaired with W H Hildreth as clerk. Residents urged timely action and a bond election was called at the following Monday’s adjourned meeting with notice to appear in today’s issue.
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