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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1919
Page
7
A notice in The Dillon Examiner directs letters to the editorial department or the business management, outlining where correspondents should send their communications. The guidance appears in the Wednesday April 9 1919 issue.
Jackson married in Salt Lake City on Wednesday to Mrs Ruby Wilts who has lived here four years. They are on a honeymoon in the same locale and plan to operate a ranch near Madison County with Mr Prader family relocating to the ranch and taking personal charge of the outfit.
Reed purchases partner Sperka’s stake and becomes sole owner of the Andrus Grill. He plans to maintain the same high standard and style that characterized Reed & Sperka, aiming to offer Dillon patrons the best possible cafe experience.
Sunday school at 10 oclock led by Prof J H Wise man in charge. Preaching at 11 oclock by Pastor H G Humphrey with Palm Sunday sermon and music. Epworth League at 7 pm. Song service followed by preaching at 8 oclock pm.
Miss Nan Hazzard spent the week with her sister in Butte, enjoying the visit and nearby surroundings.
First publication April 9 1919. In the District Court of the Mitth Ju dicial District of the State of Mun tama for the County of Boavod a petition for the probate of the will of Coot 9 Dhaiht ini has been filed. The hearing is set to determine who may appear and contest the petition and where the hearing will be held. The clerk of court is Fred Rife and the seal is affixed.
In Beaverhead County Montana District Court Fred Rife presides as clerk while C W Robison represents plaintiff John Lenkersdorfer in a case against Willie Belle Barbour and unknown claimants. The suit asserts a cloud on title to Lot 20 and adjacent parcels in Rife’s Second Addition Dillon alleging adverse claims to ownership and seeks relief as described in the complaint. The summons requires a response within twenty days of service.
City of Dillon Montana invites sealed bids for removing 1776 feet of old water pipe and installing cast iron pipe per plans on file. Bids due May 7 1919 at 8 pm. City provides lead jute and pipe. Bid deposit 10 percent. Bond $2000. City may reject any bid. April 9 1919 Henry G. Rodgers City Clerk.
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