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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1942
Page
4
Melrose and Wisdom sections report community life with numerous visits, relocations, and local events. L T Robbins oversees two employees fencing Taylor Grazing land near Melrose. Private Donal Smith returns on furlough from training while sharing jokes about army life and life in Florida.
Wise River diary items recount visits by Ben Mallon and family in Butte, plus many Dillon guests at Alder Creek and the Jones and Patterson households. Red Cross Home Nursing sessions run at the local hotel Wednesdays and Fridays 2 30 to 4 30 p m led by Mrs Green. Ranchers face tighter hiring as war time conditions press on.
Mrs T E Gilbert returned from a national Episcopal convention in Topeka to Montana and visited relatives in Chicago. John and Mrs Shessor came back to Dillon from Huntington Park California. Mrs Mary Judge returned from Missoula and Bitterroot Valley. Mrs Howard Jones shopped Melrose in Dillon. Gladys Garr teaching Bannack called on friends. May Stocker and Annie Stocker visited here. Agnes Garrison returned to Lima after a Dillon visit. Nick DeLeon and wife from Glen visited Dillon. Ann McKnight, Jackson employee, visited Dillon. Ray Tennant plans a two week Wyoming vacation. Jewel and Suzanne Wolf head to Bozeman for high school week. Chester Buckingham leaves for Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota. Arthur Hewlett and son of Billings visited Mrs Bierrum’s family. Call 55 with your news.
In Beaverhead County Montana the executrix May E Brown of Elizabeth Marchesseau deceased calls all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within ten months from first publication. Claims must be filed at Gilbert Gilbert law offices Dillon Montana, for estate settlement. Dated April 17 1942.
Men seek haying assistance as Walter Jones, a business visitor, spent Saturday in Dillon. Mr and Mrs Fred Patterson from Anaconda visited Friday at the Frank Dodgson home while Butte shoppers were seen Tuesday.
State Auditor John J. Holmes certifies Aetna Insurance Company authorized to transact fire insurance in Montana through March 31, 1943. The filing shows 1941 figures: assets 26,840,255.23. liabilities excluding capital 7,500,000. surplus 24,712,966.98. capital 30,626,096.23. total income and disbursements for 1941 59,965,969.37.
The Albany Insurance Co. filed a sworn statement of condition as of December 31, 1941 with the Montana Insurance Department. The report shows capital, assets, and liabilities for 1941 and confirms compliance with state laws in force. The audit dated April 1, 1942 lists assets totaling 2,870,052.53 and liabilities at 1,000,000 plus other figures, under scrutiny of the State Auditor and Commissioner of Insurance.
State official notes Agricultural Insurance Company filed sworn statement showing compliance with Montana insurance laws as of December 31, 1941 and lists financial figures. Commissioner of Insurance signs and seals the certificate dated April 1, 1942 at the State Capitol in Dillon.
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