Belt Valley times. [volume], November 27, 1924, Image 1

About Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977

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CNOVEMBMt *7, 1924.
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in
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of an approximate increase
of the Mob
. ZTm ■
of
in 1924 t
Fails Power
Friday by County Clerk John
from the »tat« board of tax
tion, there will be a net red
in
taxes for those companies of $S4£1$U
by Deputy Assessor
William Johnson, who Is- 5 —
Instead of a decrease of $694,842 In
value of transmission tinea of the Gt.
Fall* Power company, which would
have meant a reduction of about $10,
of that department, there
800 in
la
ed tike trans
a cat erf $52,
cent, in the
Clerk
dld not note the
until the figure« sentr to him by
the state equalisation
gone
by officials in the tress
tion of
of the
I of
the Great
for
to
This leaves the na« do
at
to the tax statement
|e Great Faß«
m.
was set at $i«,528.50 by tile hoard,
of railway
line wMb a total value of $4,028.89,
This year the value of the
rate le set down by the state
, a total of
over
Jhèm
îs m ««iF'aipK^' Wïpôvy~«r
the county and be is at a loss to otter
*
Ste
the
state board
Miss Rice. Miss
iter. Dave Gray
at Great Ptdls last week Sator
day night
a
sgb tittle mo*
te*» a
of
ft*
tor
o«, total
ft
at
«b fey tee
Of te*
the proémmm
out and .nl
mm
:
*, i
». a» m
. j
m. tori
fite
to '
te
tmtf, and
to
[
term*
ft
te
1 »
of
1» •
0 /
hi»
from tike railroad.
hi*
and his pass to New
York.
1 his
a printod slip attached ftromf
the U. S.
in* that
Greece, if he returned to that coan
try he would h* held liable to three
years military duty and a fine of $860.
tempos has almost gives up the na
tion of seeing Greece again,
T. J. TROY WANTS
at
T. J. Troy, who was many years
ago principal of schools at Neihart
and Stock*tt, but who now is a busi
ness man of Havre, is «me of tike ac
tive
tot the speakership of
the House during the next term at
the legislator« The following
ex
Matter more fully
'Representative T. J. Troy is being
mged by a large
of hi» fel
to
a
*Tir. Troy, who has served two
trams in the legislature, and has been
re-elected fra a third
•red on« of the beet
in the «st
of the able
of
n*
the
ft An
elected la the first day ef *e m
■ H ■■
e-V, 4 *.
4Bk*
MW SÜPPLIEÖ
amty Attraney Fleet la Pint te
Qualify. Take* Office January 1.
Appointe Laitue
md W. P.
Ceateib as
Piling bond of $2,5C0 wH* the
• county clerk and tatting hie oath of
office. H. R. Bichemeyer, elected for
the office of county attorney in the
general election, Saturday became the
flNr ■■»»»■«oW officiary Säte final
steps preparatory to taking over his
new duties the first Monday in Janu
ary. Mr. Eickeowyer will take the
ptec« of County Attorney P A
tern expires
hi* ap
On
sy be
firm of
I
chief deputy, and W P Costello, a
for the last
W years, as his ee
red to Mr. Smith
ef
in
oI
We
NRHI «H
to
of
peried.
he,
1
a
in
to
As ■
tse will
tones
do
he
-
tee Uta
kHMÉtoMÉ
m wem*
at i
$6.4$
f
1
•i
LB.
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a ■ ■
Jury Out
rs and Fix Penalty
I« Minimum
1
to
is the first
Judge J. B. ladle «ad
» •>«*• H Ä. ft
I»««
h 4
r k
made a tofts
WW
' The
of
It
-
it
cording to tee evidence.
Ira, a former employe
te
th.
. he
by tee
to
and debit the $10,000 item to
neapolis bank. This, said tee
by the Sand Coatee
Alter the report
said the witness, he
■h
Evi
Sprang
in tes
$10.000 item to
tor's
a framer
by J.
Ed Ger
of the Lock
. «
assistent
iks in Montana,
statement to the jury
Deputy County Attorney R. H Glover
' vWewfe to he introduced would
de fake
hart
S- L.
pi
said •
wit)
«nt in June. 1022, T
. «W Mr
at that
at
$18-406 far Ihe Sand
Great
to I
to prove that
SL
lor
tira»!
Na
Falk, »«the
«rati of,
to
to National
md author
the attor
S» t ' <ft<
reserve at
f|S
iamt4. was
hot the en
. the
rugate more
t actus! re
to appro* 1
hence in sup
intro
WMSteM
with
st him j
of the j
when,
's po
srt sad,;
With
s "* - -
^:4
Attorney
of
in
F.(
for Lockhart.j
md to his own
Lockhart , le
bunk at Band
^Hte*
of
to the
s,'of
the error and explained the dream
g »aas to L. Q. Skelton, |g
«dent of banks.
1 Satisfied with the
in the
super
'^teLfcten*^
im
took no
i
that he had
bans of
been
each tor his
and
to
of >92-2
_ -
He listed the pr
te his report made in
continued, thinking that they wer. a*-1
«ore# ^ forthcoming. On finding
thug tee k
be
to I
superintendent
of the error. His
I
he
canf ef hi*
it«
with Lockhart's
the Jury Monday.
of the
a rigid
of Lock-hart or to
■
«tel not
of kb
tempt to
at te«
te.»-' kk* ■
i failure to list the $10,000 Min
Cooke
n m
report of June, 1921, and to
Mfm
t,ieye -
fens» -
the sts
it?
ki
tls
iamdetl, e former
beak sud s de
testified teat Sprang
employe of the bank.
of the $10.000 transaction with
Sand bank snd test b* h*d full
at Sand Cooke at
the
rep
bar
loan was made and the.
teed to the examtoer. Lock
can- heraas* hk own time
the affair» of a bank
ittoe
wa
»t
». « »tato witness, testified
m made o«t the June, k
whfefc tgikd to bet th«
md on Page Four)
oa
by Deputy
Arnùngton rood
yard* on Tuesday and
Straight and Marquardts garage.
This car wax stolen tro m in front
the Bee Hlv« in Great Fails
day. A single track l«d
to the Armtngton station through
snow. There is no dew as to
thief. The car is not
%
; Most ef the Oil
«.* the Cat
Md Sunburn
Hth Gap Read To Take Oil
From Pr
Oil-burning locomotives will be in
storage tank, along the route,
ing to L. B. Woods, assistant
IW4 rwlaf an A
Tvmgm mnû
will be chiefly Item tee Cat Crete
ano swum neios.
Gap and Great |
fro« tank ears »
wAt!
WMI
the
Judith Gap
s o# this
«
to
its *toi
witho«$ ein
Wukk that
* /
T7
tee oil
IS
wW :
b New lacked is
a;
-.
E. H.
of ids Ford
meant te*
r.
On learning of it
GlÏd^
intended to take
car into
county, thinking that by this
the track could not te
The plaintiff in the
First International bank of tide place
9B*B^--— |T ' 1 -g*" * il ft
to
stable HokteHby to serve.
«round
to stop tee
who had
»«it Instead of stopping, bo
stely drove his truck into tbs
! et
HoWethyk
and'it was with
averted by
driving a heavy
a
!
H»«lf and tee road
«nongk, Holderby drove his car to tee
wide
pud drara in front ed the Hake»»«
■**
by do
in tee
tog it the
n
of
Harrr HiHyard. a
In
they were
to.
a J
WM wiW hf
* r
rtsd at the
in his hand snd
i
from his track
stable with e
«wearing » continual -fetee
*
Th*
to
to*
another step.
onto BlBpurd, who was
m*
to town
Halverson
Deputy She
tee «satter. At ftt* wv
deretoeé m * '
took m
it
m V. 4
to
k said is Iratod ap to » te
Äfttetetft 'INtodb. I* .ft.
verson truck was damaged
3l>
r
p roBtoter .
of!™™
■4 4
gSii
. As W«
,. '.y >•■" %. ■*&'
the, 1
."V#
The Gien
mg at »IS i
10® feet of
oü sand
TU H ,
r wans
fbr
The fact that
fc* and one at
r-îtr
m &a
a! fields «
w
|jeg'5
;
Q.
.4
w*
to
m
-r'
-
«f tet
m
te
WS»
b m i
SM
a
ts
1»
*«d
of
• m* te*.
not s fiel
shed «ff* I
if
r ft" win te pr«
ifc
interste
OÖ %ri
«t ate the 0d
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-,
m
•rt by W. C.
f Fay; Ik
Judgment of $27.500 «
ft ft
ft ft tkm
aim,
Lockhart, ft D. Lockhart
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to 1
f ,;.aM
? - - 3 ^
pay the
wli
into the
00D was
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