The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1945-11-23
MANY FIRMS
PENALIzED FOR
0VERCHARGES

The sum of $4,396.69 has been paid
by number of mercantile establish
ments in settlement of claims by the
administrator of the Office of Price
administration in Montana for over
charges made by them on various
commodities sold. In addition, price
panels made settlements for over
charges for total of S1,109.01 paid
to the United States treasury and for
$3428 to customers who had been
overcharged.
The last report of the Office of
Price administration on settlements
and actions instituted, follows:
SETTLEMENT OF
ADMINISTRATORS CLAIMS
A. C. Anderson & Leo Armstrong,
Kokoma Club, Forsyth, Mont, paid
sSS290 to United States treasury for
overcharges on sales of beer, May 16,
1915 to Sept. 20, 1915.
Hazel L. Gibson, Century Club, For
syth, Mont, paid $482.40, to United
States treasury, for overcharges on
sales of beer, June 10, 1945 to Sept.
II, 1915.
Ryan Grocery Company, Billings,
paid s20505, to United States treas
ury, for overcharges on sales of ched-
dar cheese from Jan. 1, 1915 to May
81, 1915.
Ryan Nero. Co. Great Falls, paid
$685. to United States treasury, for
overcharges on sales of cheddar
cheese from Feb. 1, 1915 to June 30,
1915.
Mike Basile, Midway Mite Club, Bill
ings, paid $23S.S0, to United States
treasury, for overcharges on sales of
cigarets, Oct. 1, 1914 to Oct 1, 1945.
Josephine H. Scott, Sacajawea Inn,
Three Forks, paid 1882 to United
States treasury, for overcharges on
sales of beer, Jan. 1, 1916 to Sept. II,
1915.
Guy G. Dodds, Waterloo, paid $25
to United States treasury, for over
charges on sales of Mazda, cooking
oil, and cocoa, from Nov. Is, 1914 to
July 10, 1945.
Whitehall Tavern, Whitehall, paid
United States treasury, for over
charges on sales of beer, Jan. 1, 1945
to Oct 20, 1915.
Louis L. Locke, Norris Club, Norris,
paid S046 TOT United States treasury
for overcharges on sales of beer, Jan.
1, 1915 to Oct %, 1915.
Mrs r. E. Gustafson, Pleentywood,
paid $5S3.S9, to United States trea-
ury, for overcharges on sales of
dresses and suits, Jan. 1, 1915 to Aug.
[, 1916.
Speciality Shop, Miles City, paid
S55.45, to United States treasury, for
overcharges on sales of suits and
from Jan. 1, 1945 to Sept 16,
1915. sgLGe by
George Boldt, Hamilton, paid $6O.1S
to United States treasury, for over
charges on sales of dresses and coats
Jan. 1, 1915 to Sept 16, 1915.
E. B. Jacobs Shop, Roman, paid $25
% United States treasury, for over
charges on sales of dresses and coats
from Sept 1, 1945 to Sept 10, 1915.
w. GceWoedward Co., Kalispell, paid
S25 to United States treasury, for
overcharges on sales of suits and
dresses from Sept. IS, 1915 to Sept.
20, 1915. ~
w. F. Winkler, paid $65.4S to United
States treasury for overcharges on
sales of suits and dresses from Sept. |
l6, 1915 to Oct. 20, 1915.
Flathead Commercial Co., Kalispell
paid 1881 to United States treasury,
or overcharges on sales of suits and
,oats from Sept. 1, 1914 to Sept Fl,
-945.
Farmers Union Trading Co. paid
'331.05 to United States treasury, for
on sales of fuel oil from
Feb. Fl, 1945 to Sept. II, 1945.
]. P. Nelson Lbr. Yard, paid $331.05
o United States treasury for over
harges on sales of shingles and lum-
,er from Oct. 20, 1914 to June s, 1915.
Mrs Flaudia Lockwood, Billings,
aid $391.50 to United States treasury