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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1911
Page
2
Representative Tolman of Carbon County introduces a strict marriage regulation bill. It bars intermarriage for the unfit and requires licenses with physician affidavits, criminal and disease checks, and age limits. Penalties include fines up to one thousand dollars or three years in prison.
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company announces a public auction on March 3, 1911 at 10 a m at Armstead Montana freight depot to sell unclaimed household goods to the highest bidder for cash. Goods shipped by George Chapman to Mary Chapman in Armstead. storage charges $7.72. sale to recover freight costs and advertising expenses per Montana law.
Statistics on the cost of state institutions and the invested funds have been compiled by the state accountant. Figures indicate spending levels and funding allocations across departments.
Northwestern Stockman and Farmer urges farmers to stop storing grain in open sacks after threshing. Wet fall conditions caused sprouting and moisture damage. recommends straw, boards, tarpaulins, or grain bins like granaries or steel tanks to guard against moisture and fire.
Notice to creditors of James Paxton deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers within ten months at Bennett Alvord in Dillon Montana. Adele Pierce applies to appropriate 320 inches of Black Canyon Creek water for irrigation of lands in section 15 township 11 south range 14 west. Objections must be filed with the Clerk before February 8, 1911. Dated January 20 1911. PF A Hazelbaker, Clerk. By C W Conger Deputy Clerk. First publication January 25 1911.
Mary Paxton administratrix of the estate of James Paxton deceased appoints Bennett and Alvord as attorneys for the estate. Dated January 11, 1911 and first published in Dillon Montana January 11, 1911.
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