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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1933
Page
4
Montana Woolgrowers Association pushed new legislation to reduce state land leases about 50 percent under the 1983 law. House Bill 207 passed and was signed by Governor Erickson, with five lease classes set, plus a filing and revaluation process under the new act.
A survey of the week’s movement shows residents and visitors from Armstead Virginia City Butte and Dell in town or traveling through Dillon. Notables include Judge Bennett Ernest and Eugene Harding Martinus Barrett and Mr and Mrs Arthur Ripley from Butte. Local social happenings feature Theta society meeting Mrs Waldorf visiting and a birthday for Anna Marlon Shannon.
Horace Johnston leaves Beaverhead Auto Sales for Ennis to take a clerical job with a road contracting firm. Dr. Carl B Taylor attended an opticians state meeting in Missoula with Mrs Taylor and Miss Mildred Taylor. Mrs Violet Lindstrom and daughter return to Billings after visiting the E H Cantrel home. Ranchmen in Avon report many mountain lions killed in upper Thompson area with Sales Brothers leading pelts. Benjamin Herr and Merle Lowman travel from McCluskey ND and Wes Miss to Avon. Nell Doyle plans May 1 health program in Lima. Frank Paul returns from a Frigidaire dealers meeting in Billings. Dignitaries and officials visit Dillon for business with state boards and veterinarian officials. Mrs Maggie Smith Hathaway and Eugene Perry visit Dillon for child protection and mining engineering matters.
A witness statement presents a conflicting view of Shoop's death versus Eyuth's confession as described by Lieut Otto Brianson, creating doubt about the sequence of events and the reliability of the official narrative.
Reliable man wanted to call on farmers in Beaverhead county No experience or capital needed Write today McNess Co Dept Hy Freeport Illinois 7-11 Good used auto parts at panic prices Generators starters cylinder heads our specialty We pay freight Cramp ton Auto Wreckers P O Box 604 Stockton Calif 22-161 For sale Five wearing bull calves Guernsey One three
Louis Johnson national commander of the American Legion calls 10 709 posts and one million members to uphold loyalty to the President. He urges special meetings to pass resolutions endorsing support as Congress grants authority to enact economies to stabilize finances and warns of consequences for disabled veterans.
The piece argues we eat with our mind's eye and memory, linking canned foods to the original fresh produce. It reflects on memory triggered by sweet potatoes, oysters, baker's pies, grapefruit, corn, and pineapple, and recalls Southern, Missouri, and Hawaii scenes that flavor our tastes.
Executor Henry Gleed Jr asks all creditors and claimants against Henry Gleed Sr to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be sent to Rodgers & Collins at the PoinDexter Brock office in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. First publication April 5 1933.
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead County the administrator with the will annexed for Louisa B. Ames deceased calls creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Notices to be filed at Gilbert Gilbert and McFadden law offices Dillon Montana. Dated March 13 1933 first publication March 15 1983.
Judicial District of Beaverhead announces claims against William A Bonnifield estate. Executor Charles M Bonnifield requests creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months after first publication to Gilbert McFadden law offices in Dillon Montana. First published March 15, 1933 in the Dillon Examiner.
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