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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1951
Page
7
The notice outlines subscription terms including in county and out of county rates and a six month minimum, plus a note that G I Bill eligibility may allow job training if applied for before finishing classroom work. It also states all subscriptions must be prepaid and the 1961 and 1954 references indicate historical pricing details.
The newspaper outlines a weekly column answering veterans most asked questions and directs veterans to contact the nearest VA unit or write for more detailed information.
Veterans and service members may renew National Service Life Insurance and United States Government Life Insurance at the end of each term for five more years without a medical exam. Renewals can continue indefinitely, with premiums rising by age. VA urges early conversion to permanent plans and advises veterans with lapsed policies to contact VA for reinstatement and renewal eligibility.
Births reported include a boy to Herbert Paddock and wife Wise River. a girl to Stanley Shafer Aug. a girl to Robert Caulkins Armstead Aug 21. a girl to James Dodd Aug 23. a girl to Roger Gazneau Butte Aug 23. and a boy to Arthur Allen Rev and Mrs. Allen. Admitted to local facilities are John Sullivan, Mrs. Rodney Sinclair, Helen Proffit, and Mrs. Garth Taylor of Dillon. Harry Helming Wisdom. Roscoe Hamilton and Mrs. John Sweeney of Dell.
Mr and Mrs Burnice Farrell and children Tom Jerry and Nan cy of Seattle Washington visit Mrs A A Elliott and Amos Elliott at their home.
Charley E. Dow, 29, of Missoula, attempted a fence climb in his pickup at Stevens Ave end. He crashed through a 12 foot fence, briefly escaping before officers arrested him. Dow pleaded guilty to reckless driving, paid damages, and received a suspended 30 day sentence with a $50 fine.
The $4.5 million veterans hospital in Miles City was officially dedicated with Senator James E. Murray of Montana in attendance. Murray praised the community for its unity and the achievement the project represents.
The state board of health approved Bozeman’s application to fluoridate the public water system, making it the third city to receive such approval. Roundup and Chinook have begun preparations to fluoridate to help curb tooth decay.
Former Senator Burton K. Wheeler will deliver a Labor Day address in Miles City on September 3. His subsequent tour will take him through the Eastern and Central Hi-Line country to renew old acquaintances.
Luana Sorenson seeks an afternoon babysitter for children at 532 Barnett in Dillon Montana. Post includes housing and contact details. Brewer Mockel Co lists used tractors for sale in Dillon and Sheridan including brands John Deere Case Farmall Allis Chalmers. Real estate ads note several modern homes for sale in Dillon and Sheridan with cash and terms.
In Beaverhead County Montana Lillian O Grimes seeks to quiet title to lands described ESE Sec 10 T9S R10W and adjoining land while foreclosing all adverse claims The State of Montana and unknown defendants are notified to answer within twenty days or face default judgment The matter appears in the district court with Collins Burns as plaintiff attorneys First publication August 8 1951 Also notice to creditors for the estate of Levant T Poe administrator William J Taylor announces four months to file claims at Dillon Montana office.
Howard J. Kent petitions to perpetuate witness testimony for proving and perfecting title to water rights in Black Tail Deer Creek Beaverhead County Montana. Testimony will be taken before the Clerk at the Dillon Courthouse on September 28 1951 at 2 00 pm under a district court order dated August 27 1951.
In the Judicial District of Beaverhead Montana the will of Fern Schuyler also known as Fern A Schuyler deceased is to be proven on September 10 1951 at 11 a m in the Beaverhead County Court House. Farnum B Schuyler applies for letters testamentary. The notice also lists Russell E Young as administrator and Carl M Davis as attorney of Dillon Montana.
The estate of Fred Trager deceased is notifying creditors to file claims within four months at the law office of Leonard A Schulz Dillon Montana. A sheriff sale is scheduled September 1 1951 at 2 PM of the defendant John Drgancs interest in Lot 16 Block 9 Dillon Montana.
Notice to creditors of William Burton deceased to present vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator Carl M. Davis Dillon Montana at his law offices in the White Building. Beaverhead County Montana. Dated August 27, 1951.
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