History of Title Insurance in Gallatin County



When this photograph was taken of the 1919 Bozeman Rodeo Parade, the land title records now owned and preserved by Security Title Company of Gallatin County were already 50 years old. Things moved a little slower back then. Horsepower was not a figure of speech but a living reality, even on Main Street. And you might say that horse power played a historical role in dispensing land in the West. Early settlers learned from the Indians a way of measuring lots. They found the distance bounded by a horizontal line sighted under the belly of a horse measured about 2 miles, if the land was level...and the horse was not in a family way. Today, of course, sighting by horse-belly doesn't give the precision we need for land exchange and ownership.

The historical and current records of our valley's land holdings and transactions are entrusted to the staff of Security Title Company. We offer more than "10 score years and six" of combined experience in examining and researching these valuable documents. As we at Security Title move into our 3rd decade of service to the Gallatin Valley, we know the world is going to speed up even more, while demanding greater precision and care. When it comes to land exchange, Security Title has the records and experienced staff to insure your peace of mind.

Newsflash

Our 30th  Annual Valentine's Day Party will be Friday, Feb 10th, 2012 from 4-6pm at our office on South 19th Avenue. The entire staff looks forward to seeing you, our valued clients, at this event. Please contact the office for more information.


Also, Congratulations to our staff celebrating anniversaries with the Company in January:

Ginny Dixon - Title Plant Supervisor - 19 years (30 years in the title industry!)

Brent Zanto - Vice President and Title Department Manager - 18 years

Carli Toresdahl - Escrow Officer - 9 years


Security Title offers classes for Montana DRE Continuing Education credits. Classes will begin in February.

 

February 8  (9a.m. to 10 a.m.)  - We will be bringing in Randy Johnson, Manager of Subdivision and Zoning for Gallatin County, to speak on County Zoning Regulations and answer any questions you may have.  This is NOT an accredited class but will be very interesting and informative.