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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1930
Page
9
The Dillon Examiner indicates that mail for the editorial and business management departments should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER and notes second class filing details under federal act.
The slate names Albert J. Galen for U S Senator, Mark D. Fitzgarrald for Congress, Albert Anderson for Supreme Court, Leonard C. Young for Railroad Commissioner, Thomas H. Dubois for State Representative, A L Anderson for Commissioner, John S. Baker for Clerk and Recorder, Dan Mooney for Sheriff, Thomas K. Gilbert for Attorney, Gladys J. Garr for Superintendent of Schools, W F Cashmore for Public Administrator, and James Ke Phillips for Coroner.
New schedule shows air mail leaving Dillon by rail to Butte and Salt Lake City train No 32 arriving Pocatello 1 35 am where it goes by air to Salt Lake City arriving 3 40 am Connections at Salt Lake City link east and west bound planes reaching San Francisco 4 30 pm Los Angeles 5 25 pm Kansas City 5 10 pm St Louis 5 30 pm Chicago 6 00 pm Cleveland and Cincinnati midnight Omaha noon New York City 6 43 am next day
The report lists air mail time savings over train travel to major cities including San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City St. Louis Chicago Cleveland andNew York City and Boston. Air mail dispatched from Dillon via train 32 is advanced 12 hours with the close of air mail at 6 00 pm sharp at Dillon Montana.
The railroad firm plans a new water tank just south of the depot to save time by letting engines refuel during depot stops. Floyd Best recently returned from a National Park pleasure trip. The Dillon bandit mystery persists with many townsfolk naming suspects, but Sheriff Gosman vows to uncover the truth. Jay Baker Wilbur Gilbert and Fay Erwin visited Butte for the Barnum & Bailey show.
Mr and Mrs George Lovell returned yesterday afternoon from an extensive visit in the Dakotas where Mr Lovell attended race meetings. Dale Metlen Joe Metlen and Miss Genevieve Metlen visited from Horse Prairie the first of the week. Sixteen students will graduate at the Normal college tonight the class of 1920 numbers 66 members. Next Tuesday is primary election day in Beaverhead county.
Dr. W J Butler state veterinarian urges Montanans to buy Montana home products during the depression. He says Montana grass fed beef is superior and shipping to eastern markets causes shrinkage, higher costs, and flavor loss. Local butchers should advertise to keep fat stock in state.
Miss Alice Cosgrove visited for several days at the home of her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John H. Baker, coming from her home in Pocatello.
New York fashion experts report romance will dominate fall and winter wardrobes. Bobbed hair gives way to long curls, hats, veils, fur trims, and luxurious fabrics amid a refined Paris influence. Daywear favors dark coats with large fur collars while evening gowns move toward decollete styles in pinks and greens.
A Battle Creek physician notes constipation causes much misery but Rexall Orderlies provide relief. The chewable tablet draws water into the colon to soften waste and produce a gentle, natural movement without habit or increased dosing. Sold 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores.
Short classified notice seeking a modern five or more room furnished or partly furnished house after September 1 or 15. Phone number 348. Also a cryptic line about Edie Crossland of Roswell New Mexico and possible whereabouts and parental details.
Benefit for Edie Crossland organized by H l Crosgland of Roswell New York 2 3 cent stamps noted. Male help wanted reliable man to call on farmers in Beaverhead county offers $8 to $20 daily no experience or capital needed with contact in Freeport Illinois.
Department of the Interior notices Midge B Henneberry of Dillon Montana filed intent for final proof on Desert Land Entry 063096 for Lots 2 3 6 7 in Section 16 Township 93 Range 10 W. before Fred Rife Dillon September 27 1930 with witnesses Patrick H McMenomrey Bartholomew J Mcmenomney George V Elder Lorenzo Cushing and A H Stringham acting register.
Notice states registration books for the General Election close at 5 p m Friday September 19 1930 Electors may register by appearing before the County Clerk deputy registrar or any Notary Public or Justice of the Peace within ten miles of Dillon or outside that radius In addition electors who did not vote in the November 1928 General Election must re register County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar Beaverhead County Montana.
Notices to creditors of John B. Mayfield deceased require claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Administratrix Mabel Mayfield details the Dillon Montana address for estate matters dated August 18 1930. City Council of Dillon Montana sets Sprinkling District assessments and invites objections August 19 1930 at 8 p m in City Hall Council Chambers.
Council introduces Resolution No 72 to levy taxes in Dillon for the 1930 31 fiscal year. It sets 10 mills for general purposes 2 for streets 1.5 for the library 1 for cemetery and 1.11 for the Volunteer Fire Department with publication in the Dillon Examiner.
Co-owner John L. Templeman notifies John O Donnell and heirs that labor and improvements on the Eagle Lode Mining Claim in Bloody Dick Mining District Beaverhead Montana totaled 200 to hold the claim for 1929 and 1930. One-fourth ownership equals 50.?? dollars. failure to pay within 90 days after publication may transfer ownership per law.
Official city notice from Dillon Beaverhead County Montana certifies a resolution adopted by the City Council on August 6 1980. Theo F McFadden City Clerk attests the document as a true copy bearing the city seal dated August 7 1930.
The Dillon Montana City Council on August 6 1930 passed Resolution No 78 establishing a tax on all property not exempt by law and benefited by improvements in Special Improvement District No 3 to cover maintenance and furnish the electrical current costs. The notice is signed by Theo F McFadden on March 11.
Notice to owners Roy B. Lode Alta B. Lode Copper Stone Lode Dark Horse Lode Nos 1 2 3 totaling 116.08 acres in Twp 8 S R 16 W M P M that the property was sold for delinquent taxes on January 30 1925 for 62 32 with due amount 225 95. Redemption expired February 1 1928 and J M O Day will apply to Beaverhead County Treasurer for a deed on September 6 1930 in Dillon Montana.
Notice of probate sets August 30 1930 at 10am in Beaverhead Court House for proving Archie Gibson will and hearing Walter A Bawden's application for Letters Testamentary any interested party may appear and contest. Clerk Fred Rife dated August 11 1980.
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