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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1932
Page
2
Public notice from The Dillon Examiner dated September 20, 1902 in Dillon Montana directs readers and correspondents to address all editorial and business matters to the specified office. The notice outlines where to send letters pertaining to the newspaper's editorial department and business management.
Lionel Barrymore stars as a fighting senator in The Washington Masquerade a drama about the lobbyist racket in Washington D C Barrymore plays a dominant senator ensnared by a coquettish woman The film adapts Henry Bernstein's play The Claw with Barrymore delivering a notable stage performance
The Washington Masquerade centers on a senator rising to national power through public utilities reform. A manipulative woman draws him into lobbyist influence, leading to disillusionment and a climactic Senate speech. Barrymore delivers a pivotal Senate takedown amid the political spectacle.
Orval A. Schmidt, pastor, states no regular Dillon services this month. Jackson services scheduled for Sunday Aug 14 at 8 pm. An important congregational meeting at the pastor's home on Monday Aug 16 at 7 30 pm will decide plans for building a new church.
Joe E Brown stars in a four alarm comedy riot with a fireman hero and slapstick chaos. A wild farce about courage and comic mayhem promises loud laughter and repeat viewings.
A shy debutante shed her restraint and joined a lively crowd. Her bold shift sparked attention as she mingled with the Romeos, becoming the highlight of the scene.
Shadowy figures of intrigue in the political arena stalk across the screen for a great American drama. Lionel Barrymore stars in a tale of Washington's dangerous woman.
Locals include Mr. and Mrs Clyde Sewell and Mrs G L Sewell returning from Elkhorn Springs. B E Hazel of Elkhorn Springs attends to business in Dillon. Dellar Gordon visits from Armstead. Miss Gladys Garr and Miss Frances Garr return from southern county visits. Miss Montana Gilbert heads to Whitehall for a Yellowstone tour. Carl Becker visits from Bannack. A tour of Glacier National Park is planned by several travelers. J E Kelly calls an August 20 meeting of the county Democratic central committee at the Andrus hotel to discuss campaign plans and elect officers. Precinct committeemen candidates and all interested Democrats invited. Mr and Mrs Bernard Williams return from Plains after two weeks with Mrs Williams sister.
Items cover Aug 10 1802 strike costs at Homestead top $1 million Hecla Mining paid the largest Beaverhead taxes Poindexter Orr second Six months Montana ranks high in railroad miles Aug 13 1902 Bonanza mining camp near Wisdom Dillon school principal resigns Grant Marsh named successor Aug 14 1912 sidewalks need 90000 feet of lumber donations from Morton and Olmsted & Logan Beaverhead county gains slight class boost Dillon baseball 12 wins 6 losses in 18 games
John Boles returns to screen at Hartwig theatre next Sunday and Monday in Careless Lady. Boles and Raul Boullen perform tuneful numbers by Hanley and Freed. Joan Bennett stars with Minna Gombell and others in supporting roles. Kenneth MacKenna directs this less musical film with a New England girl abroad and her admirer.
Murray E. Stebbins secretary Montana Woolgrowers Association says 12 000 fat lambs passed through Denver stockyards on way to market. Top price of 5 66 paid by Cudahy representatives. He notes Denver stockyards boast modern concrete sheep barns with good air drainage and sanitary management.
Mrs. Robert F. McLaren hosted a luncheon in Remini canyon to announce the engagement and wedding date of her daughter Louise McLaren to William Francis Cashmore Jr. The ceremony is set for August 25 at St. Peter's Pro-Cathedral with close friends in attendance.
Joe E Brown star of Fireman Save My Child pays a doctor $25 to open his mouth in New York. He recalls audiences pay to see his open mouth antics, noting his acrobatic youth training helps him kick himself on stage. The Hartwig theatre will show the film Friday and Saturday.
Dr. May Hanks, once a Dillon schools principal, died last Saturday at her Massachusetts home. She taught here in the early days and later became a practicing physician, remembered by many old time residents.
以法律程序取得继承的地产处置公告。包括多处蒙大拿州迪伦市及周边地块的具体坐落与分区描述，拍卖条件为现金并以美国金币支付，首期款为总价的十个百分点，余款在拍卖确认后付清。由Winnifred Emerick作为逝者Maggie Courtney之 Administratrix发布，日期为1932年8月9日，地点在Gilbert Gilbert & Moe律师事务所。
Ranchers in the Rattlesnake section joined forces to grade and gravel a rough road stretch with county machinery. Commissioner W. B. Hartwig says the work was creditable and cost the county very little.
Classified notice advertising a farm home near Dillon with good schools churches and theatre benefits. Claims property produces enough to educate children and feed family. Also seeks steady male help to call on Beaverhead county farmers no experience needed. McNess Co Dept H Freeport Illinois.
The United States Forest Service will impound livestock trespassing in the Ruby and Madison Ranger Districts Beaverhead National Forest Montana on or after August 20 1932 if not removed. Impounded animals may be reclaimed by reimbursing gathering impounding pasturing and advertising costs. Public sale of impounded livestock is set for 2:00 pm September 1 1932 in Sheridan Montana. unsold stock may be privately sold or destroyed. H E Schwan Forest Ranger. 3-1t
Certification by Secretary of State W E Harmon confirms Montana's 1932 amendment to Article IX Section 2 of the state constitution. It outlines voter eligibility, the five year US citizenship rule, and sets separate ballots for the November 1932 general election on the amendment. The act repeals conflicting laws and takes effect after passage and approval.
sealed bids will be received until 8 oclock p m on Thursday August 18 for installation of a stoker and remodeling of the Beaverhead County High School heating plant. bids must include a 10 percent certified check. The board may reject any bid. GLADYS GARR Clerk of Said Board.
Dillon Elks met at the Odd Fellows hall for their regular session. An entertainment program featured Hawaiian songs by Jimmy Faye and Louis Thompson and performances by R. H. Jardine and Idaho Falls youngsters Bill and Shirley. A Dillmont park dance is set for Saturday night. Refreshments were served by Dave Hier John Conover and Sam Conklin.
On August 19 and 20 the cast Jackie Cooper and Chic Sale perform in When a Feller Needs a Friend. The engagement promises light comedy and veteran vaudeville style at the local venue.
In the District Court of Montana Estate of Maggie Courtney deceased. Administratrix will sell at private sale in separate parcels to the highest bidder after August 26 1932, subject to court confirmation, all right title and interest of Maggie Courtney at her death in the described real property and related rights.
A legislative proposal seeks voter qualification changes for Montana. The measure would amend Section 2 of Article IX to require U S citizenship residency of one year and tax payer status for levy votes, with felons restricted from voting unless restored. The amendment would be submitted to qualified electors at the next general election.
J Milton Tyler of Grant Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his Stockraising Homestead entry for multiple sub parcels in section 25 and 26 township 10 west range 15 west principal meridian. The proof will be sworn before Fred Rife Clerk of the District Court in Dillon Montana on September 15 1932. Witnesses named Roy L Stocker James E Selway Guy E Stevens Gilbert Lindley all of Grant Montana. M D Nicholson Register.
John Kent of Dillon Montana files intent to prove up Original and Additional Homestead Entries Nos 072531 and 073820 for multiple sections in Township 11 South Range 7 West Princip al Meridian to establish claim before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon on August 29 1932 Julius Matthias George V Elder Joseph Stroud and Arley H Zellner of Dillon Montana witness deliver notices.
Beaverhead county Montana will sell at public auction on August 10 1932 at 2 p m under an order of the county commissioners. The sale proceeds arise from lands to be offered under terms set by the board.
The Beaverhead County commissioners announce bids for Big Hole Irrigation District lands and Hast Beach Irrigation District lands in Beaverhead Montana. Lands include numerous parcels in multiple sections with appraised values and bidding rules. Purchases may be cash or financed up to five years with 6 percent interest. minimum bid 90 percent of appraisal. Sale date noted as July 5 1932 by the board chaired by O C Gosman.
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