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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1933
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner states its editorial and basic management letters should be directed to the newspaper in Dillon Montana, under the 1903 mailing rules.
Montana moves toward state control of liquor pending repeal of national prohibition. A Montana liquor control board would oversee 56 county stores, with wholesale and retail sales by the state. Druggists could dispense liquor medically. permits set at 2 dollars yearly, beer licenses at 1 dollar, traveler purchases 50 cents. County local option votes every two years. The board includes the governor secretary of state and attorney general.
Montana's cash in banks stood at $2,812,411.63 on Aug. 1, up from $2,601,662.54 on July 1, per State Treasurer James J. Brett. July receipts totaled $1,915,376.09 and disbursements $1,621,146.02. Unfinished business, or cash received without receipts, was $16,529.02.
At Bozeman the Montana State Press Association will display an exhibit of early Montana newspapers August 17-19 gathered by historian C. O. Marcyes of Missoula. The display includes the Montana Post and Madisonian, pioneer editors, the Colonel Sanders collection, and foreign papers from the 1800s including a 1704 Boston issue. Notables expected to speak include C F Kelley, H F Greenawalt, and Governor Frank Cooney.
Locals note the birth of Lois Mildred to Mr and Mrs Dysart Gowan in Logan Utah. Several families, including Mr and Mrs Myron Yeager and Walter, return from Dillon and Sheridan to Spokane. A suspect, Jimmy Love, is arrested for theft of silver mounted spurs from Pierce ranch. Community events include a Dillon barber price scale adoption and a Glen river-bridge picnic.
Mary K. Easter sues Roxy H. Easter in Beaverhead District Court Montana for divorce on grounds of desertion for over a year. Defendant must answer within twenty days after service or face default judgment. Clerk Fred Rife issues the summons July 21, 1933 with Rodgers & Collins as plaintiff attorneys. First pub July 26, 1933.
Reliable man wanted to call on farmers in the county No experience or capital needed Write today McNess Co Dept H Freeport Illinois.
Notice details an application for a tax deed by Myrl Erwin on Lot 11 in Block 4 of Thomson's Addition to Dillon Montana with $19.80 due, dated July 26 1933, to be heard September 26 1933 at Beaverhead County Treasurer. The filing also outlines a separate quiet title suit by The State Bank of Wisdom against Jane Hopkins Margaret Hopkins and unknown claimants over multiple parcels in Beaverhead County. The case requests resolution of title and any cloud on ownership with court actions noted.
Public auction to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy a lien on the property of Myrl Irwin. Vehicle details include a 1932 Chevrolet coupe Motor No. 8694835 License 68-645. Location Beaverhead County Montana with sale date July 26 1933.
The case lists D. A. Galt doing business as COMPANY as plaintiff and Violet Hansen as defendant in an alias summons. The document identifies the parties and outlines the procedural action.
The Clerk serves a summons on the defendant warning appearance within twenty days to avoid default judgment for 329.51 plus 8 percent interest from the start of action. The suit covers goods and work performed at the defendant’s request with costs, per the verified complaint filed July 12, 1933, in Fadden Dillon Montana.
Notice to stockholders of Water Users Reservoir Company of Dillon Montana. A special meeting is set for Saturday August 5 1933 at 2 PM in the courthouse to consider selling all company property for shares in a new corporation and having the new entity assume related indebt ness from promissory notes dated July 19 1918 to Red Rock Reservoir Irrigation Company. Secretary F A Hazelbaker signs.
A court filing requests a decree of divorce for the plaintiff against the defendant on grounds stated in the complaint. The document notes service and judgment by default if not answered, with reference to the complaint and a July 10, 1933 filing date.
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