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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1929
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner notes it is entered as second class matter at Dillon Montana dated September 20 1902 under the 1879 act. It directs that all letters concerning the editorial department or business management be addressed to the newspaper.
Secretary Jardine warns that continued forest destruction threatens agriculture and national security. He urges a larger cooperative forestry program among federal, state, and private landowners plus stronger action if needed, highlighting progress in fire control and timber management.
Helena April 2 Governor Erickson named M. Murray a Glasgow banker and stockman to join the state board of education succeeding Judge John Hurley who resigned Other board members include Walter M Bickford Missoula W S Davidson Bozeman W M Johnston Billings S D Largent Great Falls E V Daveler Butte Frank Eliel Dillon and A O Gullridge Baker Leaders met in Helena to review budgets for the Greater University units and plans for North Montana Agricultural and Training School at Havre
The Examiner is Beaverhead’s local newspaper, dedicated to covering county news, events, and concerns with a community focus. It provides readers with updates on local government, schools, business, and public notices shaping the region.
Hudson Essex plans to introduce a new line of light delivery commercial vehicles built on Essex chassis and marketed through the Hudson Essex distributor network. Sam C. Mitchell is named commercial vehicle manager for distribution. Production is set at the Detroit plant with emphasis on smart appearance, quick acceleration, and economy.
In Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Fred E Woodworth is to be settled by administrator F A Hazelbaker. The court orders heirs to appear April 16 1929 at ten AM to show cause why the administrator may sell the entire estate for paying administration expenses.
Department of the Interior notices Voorhees D. Paddock of Dillon Montana plans final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on land in Montana. A hearing before Fred Rife on May 4 1929 will verify witnesses Henry M Meine Leo I Talent William Stahl Hubert S Flynn all from Dillon. M D Nicholson Register.
Sealed bids due April 26, 1929, to Forest Supervisor Dillon Montana for 400 000 board feet of Lodgepole pine sawtimber on Beaverhead National Forest. Minimum bids set, $250 deposit required, right to reject bids reserved. Contact Forest Supervisor for details.
Notice of the transaction of estate business for Carl Huntley deceased. Bank & Trust Co. by B Stranahan assistant cashier acts as administrator. Dated Dillon Montana March 11 1929.
The State of Montana seeks selections under an 1891 act for numerous lands including various fractions and sections in townships 108 to 168 west, with a list posted for inspection. Protests on mineral vs agricultural value must be filed before final approval. non protest implies acceptance of non mineral character and approval recommendations.
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