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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1929
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner notes second class matter status for Dillon Montana and provides address guidance for editorial and business correspondence under the 1879 act. The notice establishes filing and contact points for readers and advertisers.
In Harlowton Montana Lorene Black a 22 year old Knoxville Tennessee woman traveled with hoboes in a troupe of improvised travelers. She wore men's clothes and lit a blaze during a troubled night and spoke of Montana as a place where men are men and women aren t.
Frank Hazelbaker advertises fire insurance services. Contact phone number 57 50 tf for quotes and coverage options.
In the Matter of the Estate of John Kiernan deceased, notice is given by administrator C. T. A. to creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims due at Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden law offices Dillon Beaverhead Montana. Dated August 7 1929. First publication Dillon Examiner August 7 1929.
Notice is given that Frank A. Hazelbaker of Dillon Montana has filed to enter locate under 2306 7 for 78.81 acres described as NW% of SE% and Lot 3 in Section 10 Township Hight South Range 13 West M P M. Adverse claimants or those objecting to mineral character or other reasons must file protests in the office by September 20 1929. A H Stringham Acting Register.
The State Fish and Game Commission met in Helena on July 31 1929 and issued an order extending the closed fishing season for Birch Creek Lakes from above the Ranger Station to include the lakes.
A 1928 Hoyle discussion examines the risky double in bridge bidding. It explains an informatory double by adversaries after a dealer’s initial bid, aiming to reveal partner support and steer the hand toward strength in diamonds, spades, and hearts.
The Beaverhead Board of County Commissioners filed the Preliminary Budget for 1929 1930 on July 24 1929. The budget opens for inspection until August 7 1929 when a final budget meeting is held at 10:00 AM in the Court House Commissioners' Office. Taxpayers may appear and be heard before final appropriations are made. The meeting ends by August 12 1929. (COUNTY SEAL) JOHN S. BAKER Clerk.
Beaverhead County officials note the closed seasons extend to protect spawning fish. It is unlawful to fish Birch Creek Lakes from March 16 to July 10 and Agnes Lake from March 15 to July 1 each year until further order, with violations treated as a misdemeanor under Montana Fish and Game rules.
Gladys Garr County Superintendent announces the State Eighth Grade Examinations will be held August 22 and 23 in the Court House.
The City of Dillon adopts Ordinance No 213 authorizing a 1929 budget of 53914.26 dollars for the General Street Water Library and other funds. The ordinance sets annual salaries for city officers and staff including the City Treasurer Police officers Water Commissioner City Attorney Clerk Librarian and assistant librarian. It becomes effective on July 1 1929 and requires publication in the Dillon Examiner.
Four months after first publication, creditors must present vouchers to the administrator at the law offices of Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden in Dillon Montana for the estate of Leotie Graves deceased. Dated July 30 1929 in Beaverhead County. First publication was in the Dillon Examiner on July 1 1929.
Sealed bids will be received until 3 00 P M August 17 1929 for 300 tons more or less of coal to be delivered in bin at the district school houses. Further particulars available from F P Bulger Clerk of School District No 10 Beaverhead County Montana First publication July 31 1929.
John Inabnit sues against Jorgen and Edith Jorgenson Ralph Jorgenson and Gladys Jorgenon to sell at sheriff’s sale on August 17 1929 at 2 PM at the Court House front door Dillon Montana. The property includes all of section 18 and parts of sections 17 21 22 23 with 142.98 acres plus water rights ditches and improvements. Cash terms. Orr sheriff Undersheriff Hartwig note.
Probate petition for John Kiernan deceased filed. letters of administration with the will annexed to T. E. Gilbert. Hearing set for August 1, 1929 at 10 A M in Dillon Montana Court House. Foreign will previously probated in Oregon. Court seal and clerk Fred Rife.
Robert D. Marchesseau of Polaris Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on W and N E X SEY U N W and NW SE X in Section 7 Township 12 West Range 12 West Montana Meridian before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on August 20 1929 Witnesses named F E Marchesseau Polaris George Harrison and Earl Tash Bannack and M D Nicholson Register.
Notice to creditors indicates Leotie Graves files a claim statement. The fragment provides minimal details and lacks specific heirs, dates, or court actions for full summary.
Public notice from Beaverhead County commissioners announces license fees for dances held outside towns under Montana law. The act requires a license, with fees established by the county board, effective July 1929.
The document records actions of Bravberhead County Board of County Commissioners led by Chairman A. L. Anderson with Clerk John H. Baker and Deputy Albert S. Baker. It notes official attestation and procedural statements within county governance.
Notice of public sale under Sec 2455 to Conals Reeves Dillon Montana for tract in Sec 9 T108 RW PM, minimum 10.00 per acre, August 16 at 10 AM. sale closes when bidding ends. Also probate notice for David S Wegg estate requests creditors to file claims within four months, Dillon Montana.
Notice from U S Land Office Great Falls Montana dated June 26 1929 that William H Billings by T E Gilbert attorney in fact of Dillon Montana has applied for patent for multiple lode mining claims and a mill site in Muddy and Kates Creek Unorganized Mining District Beaverhead County Montana. The claims include Buffalo Black Boy Big Boy Midnight Palatka Alabama and Black Boy Mill Site with detailed bearings and lengths totaling about 61 000 acres across sections 21 22 27 28 and 34 in various townships and ranges.
The document lists lode claims in sections 21 22 27 and 28 of T12S R11W and adjacent Black Boy Lode and Mill Site boundaries. It provides corner bearings, distances, and total claimed areas: Alabama Lode about 18 215 acres. Black Boy Lode about 4 667 acres. total lode and mill site claims 124 526 acres. First published July 3 1929. last publication August 28 1929.
Leonard D Brown estate administrators seek creditors to file claims within ten months after first publication. Address for claims is the law offices of Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden in Dillon Montana. Dated at Dillon Montana June 26 1929 first publication July 3 1929.
Montana June 13 1929 notice that Butler Felt Mining Corporation represented by G W Elder seeks patent for Ella No 2 Lode designated Sur 10629 in sections 22 and 27 T 7 N R 12 W Elkhorn District Beaverhead County. Original location recorded in Book 71 page 2. Claim covers 19841 acres with specific boundary bearings and lengths. First publication June 19 1929. Lost publication August 14 1929.
Mining application No. 075485 by G W Elder in fact for the Ohio Lode in Beaverhead County Montana seeks patent on Sur No 10625 in sections 22 23 and 27 T 48 R 12 W Elkhorn District. plat posted May 15 1929 and notices recorded in Beaverhead County Book 64 pages 386 383 384 describe the starting corner and measured boundaries totaling about 20658 acres with minor conflict noted.
Survey notice details two lode claims published June 19 1929 with bearings and distances from Cor No 1 corner, defining Indiana and Michigan Lodes. Totals indicate 20.618 acres plus 20.618 total area, net 20.501 acres after conflict. First publication June 19 1929. last publication August 14.
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