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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1971

Page

5

Tax delinquent parcels auctioned by Silver Bow County

Silver Bow County sold 28 tax delinquent parcels at public auction for 7 775 dollars with rights of redemption still possible. County Commissioner Earl J. Holman led the sale joined by Chairman Joe A Kissock and Lucille C O Leary as about 100 spectators watched. The day’s top bid was 3 175 dollars for North Point Mining Claim Survey 9923 also known as the Moulton Reservoir area.

Silver Bow County Earl J. Holman Joe A. Kissock Lucille C. O Leary Maureen Connors Pascoe Moulton Big Butte Walkerville North Point

High court in the red in Montana raid on treasury

The Montana Supreme Court, after exhausting its 1969 two year appropriation of 450 000 dollars, ordered a six thousand dollar transfer from the state treasury to cover court operations through June 1971. The unsigned order notes that funds for June payments are insufficient.

Dix American Cancer Society Federated Women’s Clubs Toastmistresses Order of the Eastern Star Oracle The Royal Neighbors Moscow Eagles Moscow City Youth Council Grand Auxiliary High Sky Girls Ranch Midland Tex Helena Montana Supreme Court State General Fund

Four suits filed against Helena over fatal asphyxiation and electrocution

Four civil actions totaling 487000 seek damages from the City of Helena. Plaintiffs allege negligence in a city urban renewal project after relocation of three residents, and claim others were injured when Danny McCausland was electrocuted amid a telegraph pole incident.

Helena Terrie Vornado Murray C. Caldwell Mary Fletcher Richard Gong Bonita Kooken Kooken Robert J. King Danny E. McCausland McCausland Fletcher Small and Cummins King Montana Power Burlington Northern Robert Silberling Urban Renewal Western Union

Glacier National Park Sets Length Limits on Going to the Sun Road

Glacier National Park begins July 1 enforcing vehicle length limits on the Going to the Sun Road between Avalanche and Rising Sun. Travel trailers and vehicles over eight feet wide or more than 30 feet long, including towed units and mirrors, are barred for safety, according to Superintendent William J. Briggle.

Glacier National Park William J. Briggle Avalanche Rising Sun Briggle

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