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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1950
Page
5
Mrs Louise Boucher promotes a cancer fundraiser at the hall on April 29 with Bill Gendrud's orchestra and midnight lunch. Births, immunization drives, local travel, and family news fill Glen community notes from Dan Piccone.
Walter G. Berry died at his Edina Missouri home on Monday April 34 at age 89. Mrs Loren E. Davis and other relatives survive including two daughters Ada Shockley and O L Davis and three sons John Berry Wallace Berry Dougherty and Stanley Berry. Services were held in Edina today.
The Wise River Woman's club hosted a farewell at Mrs. Ernest Allen's home for Mrs. Al Muchmore who is moving to Dillon. Entertainment was donated by Mrs. Lara Penwell Mrs. Leslie Jones and Mrs. Verne Stanchfield with many attendees from Wise River and Dillon.
School District No 24 Jackson invites bids by 8 00 p m May 27 1950 for a water well and frame addition to the school building. Plans include plumbing fixtures a 52 gallon water heater a 600 gallon septic tank a 4 jet pump with pressure tank and forced warm air oil fired furnace. Board may reject any or all bids. Specifications from Clerk Omer Dooling.
Montana Beaverhead District Court orders Nellie McFadden as administratrix to show cause on May 15 1950 why she should not be granted authority to sell the real and personal property of Louie Arndts. Publication to run weekly for two weeks in the Dillon Examiner. Also a summons for Stanley Newton Roberts to answer a quiet title suit concerning Lots 11 and 12 Block 8 East Side Addition Dillon Montana.
Administrator Walter A. Staimm calls all creditors and claimants against Adolph Theodore Pahnish to file vouchers within ten months of first publication. Claims must be presented to W. G. Gilbert, attorney, Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. Dated April 24 1950.
Montana State Auditor certifies Columbia Casualty Company authorized to transact miscellaneous insurance in the state until March 31, 1951. Statement shows 1949 surplus and assets totaling 3,875,264.40 with liabilities 10,497,398.20 and aggregate income 6,197,107.08. Official seal dated April 1 with John J. Holmes signing as State Auditor and Insurance Commissioner.
The United States Forest Service will impound livestock trespassing on lands in Beaverhead Madison Deer Lodge and Silver Bow Counties Montana on or after May 10 1950 if not removed. Owners may reclaim by reimbursing expenses for gathering impounding pasturing and advertising. Impounded animals not redeemed within five days will be sold at public auction or by private sale or condemned. Signed Dillon Montana April 20 1950 E E Redman Forest Supervisor Beaverhead National Forest.
Twenty year loans at four percent with unlimited pre payment Privileges are available through Vigilante National Farm Loan Association in Bozeman and Hazelbaker Insurance Agency in Dillon Montana. 39-91.
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