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Page E ig h t T H E D I L L O N E X A M I N E R Wed., July 19,1950 J Ê W Ê L L < & MCLARENP • S H O E I N G S H O P . : . . S««** • * e S BLACKSMITHING SINCE 1903-J. B. McLaren opened his blacksmith shop in Dillon in 1903 in the building where Bond's warehouse is now on the corner of Idaho and Helena streets. The above picture, taken in 1904, shows McLaren holding the horse, and standing next to him is Dan Shively. Jew ell is standing by the buggy. The present Beaverhead Blacksmith Shop is also operated by McLarens. Jack has been blacksmithing in Beaver head county since 1914 and he and son, Dave, now operate their shop at 120 E. Center. C L A I M S ALLOWED AT JULY MEETING OF COUNTY BOARD Throughout the July session claims were examined and war rants were ordered drawn for those allowed as follows: General Fund Examiner Printing Co., printing and supplies ..... $2176.00 Photostat Corporation, lighting tubes ................. 27.38 Mildred B. Crosby, atty. general opinions........................ 9.00ck Red &White Laundry, laundry .......................... 9.25 Tribune Publishing Co., supplies .......................... 13.50 Burroughs Adding Ma chine, repairs ................. 3.35 Betty H. Doyel, clerk to county assessor .............. 66.30 Dolores E. Davis, clerk to assessor .......................... 48.15 'S. P. Meade, mileage ........ 46.20 Tribune Printing & Supply Bates numbering mach... 25.50 F. D. Willis, mileage ........ 165.49 Norah Owen, typing, clerk of co u r t .......................... 7.00 Tribune Printing & Supply supplies .......................... 9.21 Bancroft-Whitney Co., library ............................ 12.50 Ja Knight, guard on Drisoners ......................... 12.00 Jess A. Owen, salary, dep uty sheriff ..................... 81.25 Elmer Plank, guard ........ 10.00 Roy A. Baker, deputy sher iff salary ......................... 162.50 Dan Pendergast, deputy salary and mileage ....... 184.70 D. R. Gordon, salary, dep uty sheriff and mileage.. 102.00 **e#ie*ei<*ieie#*e#*e*eiacieieie*^^ I WISH TO EXTEND MY APPRECIATION For the support accorded me by my many faith ful Beaverhead friends in yesterday’s primary election. Evelyn Lloyd. ls»cie«»i*»cieie»e<e»eiaeic»ex»^^ Graduate Empire School of Piano Tuning J. Graham Smith PIAIVO TUNER Regulation and Repairing In Dillon Saturdays, July 22 and 29 PHONE 55 FOR APPOINTMENT Phone 6401, Butte 1144 Sampson, Butte %ic«c*cic4e*cicie4c<ctc*»cie4e^^ You’re Invited! To a . . . S q u a r e D a n c e Every Wednesday Clay Smith, Calling If you don’t know how, he’s the one who makes learning easy Pipe Organ Lodge CLYDE MECHAM, Mgr. On Highway 91 South o f Dillon Dining Room Closed Mondays J. W. Walters, storage, Boyce car, April-May .... 8.00 H. Saito, kodak finishing.... 5.80 Jim Barrett, repairs to * saddle ............................ 22.00 W. G. Gilbert, jr., travel ing expense ................... 119.48 Geo. E. Baker, justices fees ................................. 20.00 Standard Lumber Co., coal 612.50 City Fuel Co., coal .......... 738.68 Luigi Dicino, repairs on boiler .............................. 21.00 Ken Kenison, sharpening lawn m ower ................... 3.50 Beaverhead Bar Supply Co., supplies ................... 23.05 Nu-Tone Products Co., supplies .......................... 35.30 Deputy Registrars, regis tration ............................ 32.24 Doris Richard, election w o rk................................ 18.00 G. L. Routledge, M.D., salary, health officer ..... 150.00 State Orphans Home, care Walker and McGehee .... 20.00 Paul H. Temple, board o ¿prisoners ....................... 232.50 Pirelat Linoleum Shop, linoleum for jail ......... 347.60 Christine Opp, traveling expenses, etc .................... 42.63 Educational Test Bureau, supplies ....; ...................... 69.39 Dorothy L. Freeman, trans portation reports .......... 6.50 Bureau of Publications, Teachers’ College record 3.00 Jewel S. Carrigan, giving tests ................................ 13.00 May Sprinkle, giving state examinations ................. 6.50 J. H. Mikkelson, mileage.... 57.05 Mishek Supply Co., supplies .......................... 19.80 McKee Printing Co., ink.... 27.00 Underwood Corporation, supplies .......................... 5.40 Mae H. Talent, mileage and supplies ................. 80.06 Lura B. Penwell, mileage and supplies ................... 78.39 American-LaFrance Foam- ite, nozzles ...... 187.66 Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce, rent and cus todian fees ..................... 175.00 A. J. Simon, finishing six cases ................................ 60.00 Clifton McLaughlin, mate rial and labor, museum.. 450.00 Standard Lumber Co., 24 locks for showcases ...... 36.00 Poor Fund J. K. Colman, care .............. 35.00 Harve A. Stanchfield, care 50.00 Dr. R. F. Bell, anesthetic.. 15.00 G. L. Routledge, M.D., care 4.00 tion .................................. 170.00 Barrett hospital, care ........ 134.00 Mitchell’s City Drug, drugs 49.94 Geo. M. Gosman, drugs.... 53.30 John Wenger, supervisor.... 216.10 August Maier, labor ........ 125.06 Vincent A. Meade, cook, county farm ................... 83.00 Charlie Henry, nurse, county farm ................... 25.00 Jean Wenger, cook, county farm ............................ 87.50 Bill Murray, irrigating ..... 150.00 E. J. Gardner, labor .......... 45.00 James O. Milligan, labor.. 13.75 City Fuel Company, coal county farm .................. 612.50 Beaverhead Lumber Co., coal .................................. 612.50 Strasser Plumbing Co., re pairs ................................ 468.56 Carl Robertson, gravel ..... 17.50 Donald Gardner, digging trench ............................. 45.00 Conley Chemical and Sup ply, supplies ................. 91.50 Beaverhead Taxi, taxi service ............................ 11.00 Your Cash Store, groc ..... 392.75 Chris Bay, pasture ............ 127.50 Johnson Harness Shop, canvas dam s ................... 60.90 State Dept. Public Welfare, OAA. ADC, AiNB .......... 1,644.84 State Dept. Public Welfare, personnel expense .......... 219.15 J. C. Penney Co., baby supplies, welfare dept .... 12.23 Brittian Carter, rent, Mrs. Stone . ............................. 20.00 W. H. Stephan, M.D., county physician salary.. 158.46 Children’s Receiving Home, care, Richardson ............ 31.00 MacDonald Rest Home, c a r e ................................. 57.00 State Dept. Public Welfare, Foster Home payments.. 25.20 A. J. Simon, painting buildings ........................ 727.00 Road Fund Ralph F. Davis, foreman.... 278.60 William J. Schmitt, labor.. 92.80 Art Kramlich, labor .......... 214.50 Hans Henningsen, watch man ................................. 67.00 Sorenson’s Repair, 1 rear 7 ACTION! You Get II With Electricity! Nothing feels as good as a piping hot shower when you've finished a day of hard work. You want water that is HOT and you wont it FAST. That's when you con count on your ELECTRIC WATER HEATER to give you quick, efficient servjce. And its operation costs so little, too! YOUR LOCAL DEALER HAS A WATER HEATER THAT W ILL FIT YOUR DEMANDS. WHY NOT LET HIM DEMONSTRATE? The Montana Power Company axle ................................ 10.00 Trevor Waldemar, fore man and board .............. 283.20 Ralph Waldemar, labor and ¡board ...................... 265.00 Leonard Waldemar, labor and board ....................... 235.70 Jess Brown, labor.............. 144.00 Montana Auto Sales, Inc. repairs ............................ 13.80 Montana Auto Sales, Jnc. repairs ............................ 5.44 Prohosky Bros. Garage, tires and gas ................. 129.26 Beaverhead Lumber Co., supplies .......................... 156.20 Carter Oil Company, diesel f u e l .... .................. 51.20 John Prohosky, g a s .......... 13.80 Wayne Stocks, foreman .... 282.20 George A. Minnick, labor.. 220.70 Jackson Mercantile Co., supplies .......................... 42.41 Helming Bros. Corp, gas and diesel ................. 58.84 Continental Oil Co., gas and diesel ....................... 66.06 Montana Motor Supply, supplies .......................... 22.20 State Bank & Trust Co., No. 12 motor grader ...... 223.87 State Bank & Trust Co., No. 12 motor patrol ...... 394.77 Westmont Tractor & Equip., payments on machinery ..................... 766.67 Bridge Fund John Prohosky, labor ........ 120.00 P. D. Peterson, bridge w o rk .......... . .................... 134.00 James Prohosky, logs ...... 35.02 Percy Kenison, cement w o rk................................ 48.00 Weed Control Fund Charles Hendron, labor ..... 144.10 Alfred W. Golde, labor ..... 90.00 James Kurtz, labor and mileage ......... 262.10 Paul Garr, per diem and mileage .......................... 11.02 Philip Brown, supplies ..... 396.00 Dillon Feed & Seed Co., weedone ......................... 850.50 Lura B. Pennwell, electric player .......................... 118.21 Airport Fund Rose Zugel, steno work ..... 15.00 Clifford Owen, caretaker.... 15.00 High School Transportation Fund School District No. 1, transfer portion .......... 311.25 Missoula county high school,, tuition, Beninger 207.50 Twin Bridges high school, transfer. McGehee ........ 161.88 School District No. 10, tui tion, Gnose children ..... 715.89 Norman Giles, per diem and mileage: general fund................ 28.02 road fund ................... 9.92 bridge fund ............... 8.60 Parke T. Scott, per diem and mileage for May: general fund ............... 26.88 road fund ................... 27.40 Parke T. Scott, per diem and mileage for June: general fund ............. 114.56 road fund ................... 21.52 Harry Helming, per diem and mileage: general fund .............. 51.60 TO THE VOTERS Of Beaverhead County The vote given my unopposed candidacy for Public Administratrix in yesterday’s election is sincerely ap preciated. Nellie McFadden. I I DeLuxe Donut Shop (ACROSS FROM LIBRARY) ■ I I I Downyflake Donuts Ice Cream—Pints, Quarts Malts ‘ Shakes Sundaes Popsicles Cones Coke, Fop We serve Dillon Creamery Ice Cream and Dairy Products road fluid ................... 7.56 Southern Mont. Tel. Co., telephone calls: general fund ............... 3.82 road fund ................... 5.76 Mountain States Tel. & Tel., telephones: general fund................ 161.53 poor fund ................... 13.77 road fund ................... 7.90 Paul H. Temple, mileage: general fund ............... 213.48 poor fund ................... 14.40 Montana Power Co., lights: general fund ............... 41.58 road fund ................... 2.90 fair fund ........................... 75 Winn’s, Inc., supplies: general fund ............... 25.32 poor fund ................... 341.50 Gambles, supplies: general fund ............... 13.61 road fund ................... 3.71 Standard Lumber Co., supplies: general fund ............... 38.30 poor fund ................... 47.15 road fund ........................... 50 Dillon Implement Co., supplies: general fund ............... 6.80 poor fund ................... 20.00 road fund ................... 8.27 weed control .............. 26.56 Industrial Accident Board, boiler inspection: general fund ............... 5.00 poor fund ................... 10.00 Davis Motor Company, supplies and repairs: general fund ............... 2.95 road fund ................... 223.13 weed control .............. 127.32 T. E. Luebben, switch for pump: poor fund ................... 10.25 weed control .............. 3.95 Paddock & Tyro, supplies: poor fund ............. : .... 19.11 road fund ................... 3.00 Davis Texaco Station, gas and tire repairs: poor fund ................... 15.68 road fund ................... 14.25 Farmers Union Trading Co., gas and repairs: road fund ................... 150.86 weer control .............. 12.31 Eliel Brothers, Inc., supplies: general fund ............... 4.52 poor fund ................... 319.55 Vigilante Elec. Co-op, Inc., lights: general fund ............... 1.50 poor fund ................... 33.00 road fund ................... 9.00 Basin Mercantile Co., supplies: general fund ............... 398.10 ■poor fund ................... 20.00 Federal Reserve Bank, taxes withheld, general fund ............... 17.55 poor fund ................... 21.60 road fund ................... 97.30 weed control .............. 15.90 Public Employees Retir. System, employes share: general fund ............... 3.98 road fund ................... 83.00 Public Employees Retir. System, employers share: general fund ............... 42<.31 road fund ................... 47.70 Co. Clerk’s Petty Cash Fund, reimbursement of petty cash: general fund ............... 93.25 poor fund ................... 28.18 GENERAL FUND ........ $ 6,407.41 ROAD FUND ............... 4,761.90 i. e.: inspec. & mileage 66.40 Maintenance— Dist. No. 1 .......... 1,013.69 Dist. No. 2 .......... 1,555.17 Dist. No. 3 .......... 741.33 Purchase contracts.. 1,385.31 POOR FUND ................ 7,525.37 BRIDGE FUND ............ 345.62 i. e., inspec. & mileage 8.60 Maintenance— Dist. No. 2 .......... 337.02 FAIR FUND ....... „ .................... 75 H. S. TRANSFER ........ 1,396.52 WEED CONTROL ........ 2,057.97 AIRPORT FUND ........ 45.00 TOTALL CLAIMS ALLOWED ............ 22,540.54 WARRANTS ISSUED DURING MONTH .... 10,838.83 i. e., payroll: Margaret Thompson, county clerk _____ $192,00 Betty Ann Mussetteir, dep. co. clerk. _____ 172.80 Dora E. Smith, dep. co. clerk. _____ 172.80 Josephine Salvo Neal, elk. to co. elk _____ 150.00 Alice H. Orr, county treasurer ..... 192.00 Bette A. Rogan, dep. co. treas ........... 172.80 S. P. Meade, county assssor ........ 192.00 Anne K. Williams, dep. assessor ............ 172.80 H. E. Contway, cleirk of dist. court.... 196.00 Theresa Giles, deputy clerk court.. 176.40 F. D. Willis, court steno ............... 153.00 Paul H. Temple, sheriff ..................... 192.00 Russell B. Quick, undersheriff ............ 172.80 Burl Stephens, deputy sheriff ........ 162.50 Clarence E. Sorenson, janitor ..................... 200.00 W. G. Gilbert, Jr. county atty ................ 85.50ATTEST: Glenna Yonce, steno.... 112.50 Christine Opp, supt. of schools ........ 199.19 Mrs. Audrey Dunne, stenographer ............ 86.40 J. H. Mikkelson, county agent .......... 170.83 Elsie Crouch, steno .... 191.66 Luira B. Penwell, Demo, a g ent ............ 75.00 Mae Talent, county nurse .......... 195.00 Withheld Tax Dept., Fed. Res. Bank ...... 237.90 Public Employees Ret. System ............ 81.39 Teachers Retirement System ..................... 16.77 Payroll .......................... $ 3,785.98 High School ................. 7,052.85 TOTAL WARRANTS ISSUED ..................... $33,379.37 There being no further ¡business to come before the board of county commissioners, they ad journed Wednesday, July 5, 1950, at 5:00 p. m. MARGARET THOMPSON, Clerk of said Board. APPROVED: PARKE T. SCOTT. Chairman of said Board. IN APPRECIATION I wish to express my sincere thanks to the voters of Beaverhead county for the fine complimentary vote given me in Tuesday’s election. W. G. Gilbert, Jr. BEAVERHEAD COUNTY ELECTORS Your splendid complimentary vote is greatly appreciated. Dora E. Smith. Saves You G E N E R A L ^ E L E C T R I C WRINGER WASHER ROTARY IR0NER CARRIAGE TABLE POSTURE CHAIR Combination LOOK AT TH IS SAVING Wringer Washer Rotary Ironer and Carriage Table Posture Chair • $169.95 62.90 14.95 $247.80 NOW AT COMBINATION P R IC E $197.80 Y O U S A V E * 5 0 » ° Winn's 'MÉÉâÉËiââÉsâ '¿-y*
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The Dillon Daily Tribune
(Dillon, Mont.), July 19, 1950
The Dillon Daily Tribune
(Dillon, Mont.), July 19, 1950
The Dillon Daily Tribune
(Dillon, Mont.), July 19, 1950
The Dillon Daily Tribune
(Dillon, Mont.), July 19, 1950
