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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1938

Page

2

Claims Allowed February Meeting of County Board

The February county board session approved numerous claims and warrants drawn on county funds. The record lists amounts paid to vendors, officials, and service providers including McCaleb's, McKee Printing, Tribune Printing, Imperial Carbon Co, Bancroft Whitney, American Law Book Co, Dillon Examiner, and many others, totaling 7,757.93 in claims and detailing various departments such as Poor Fund, Bridge Fund, and Fair Fund with specific line-item expenses and per-district payrolls.

Tribune Printing & Supply C. P. Thomas Stork Printing Co F. D. Willis Oxptoss Imperial Carbon Co BUPP Bancroft Whitney Corp Court Library American Law Book Co James H. Scofield A. R. Mulkey Mint Paul H. Temple Dillon Implement Co Suppli Pholos Myrl Erwin T. E. Gilbert Expense Frankel Carbon & Ribbon Co Louis Stahl Justice George Opp James FE Phillips, Cotomet Dart Hardware Co L. T. Taylor National Electric Supply — Co John H. Bourquin Board of Prisoners Dillon Steam Laundry Vaudry Neil Doyle Industrial Accident Board Bernard R. Williams Office Equipment Co Dillon Examiner Mt. States Tel. & Tel. Co O.oo Union Electric Co George M. Gosman Standard Lumber Co Dillon Plumbing & Heating Bond Grocery Co W. B. Hartwig, Diem Edgar B. Rife Martin C. Jackson

Cattle Market Stabilizes as Western Feedlot Trends Improve

Extension notes from Los Angeles report cattle prices have bottomed out and may stabilize with improved buying power. Marketing should become orderly as feedlots in the Intermountain region ease burdensome supplies. beef demand aided by lower prices and retailers lowering meat costs. Public welfare notes from Montana cover livestock feeding guidance and welfare funds.

Los Angeles American Institute of Meat Packers National Livestock & Meat Board

Montana highway payroll at low ebb as crews shrink

Engineer W O Whipps notes only 110 men on the highway payroll with 106 residents. since December crews reduced by 76. J C Taylor reports best crop prospects along the High Line counties pending rainfall. 500 stock reservoirs aid water storage and grazing control. Teachers retirement fund rules state no back assessments. payments begin upon joining. Attorney General H J Freebourne rules on Golubin case allows no prior service credit until payments start.

Montana W. O. Whipps Commission Whipps High Line J. C. Taylor State College Extension Service Angelinez Golubin Butte

Montana Board Sets Livestock Values for Tax Schedules

The State Board of Equalization in Montana issues a recommended schedule to county assessors. Stock assessments begin March 7. Taxable value equals one third of market value. Beef prices list adult purebreds 75 dollars and other categories up to 45 dollars. dairy cows 40. purebred sheep 12. stock rams 6. other ages 4.50 to 3.50 and 2.00. Sheep values are 50 cents under the 1937 schedule.

State Board of Equalization Montana

Welfare funds revert to general fund after March two

State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon disclosed that more than half a million dollars in welfare and relief funds appropriated by the last legislature, totaling 511 000, will revert to the general fund after March 2. Earlier in the week the figure was reported for old age assistance.

D Activites Montana Welfare Board Ray N. Shannon Im. Brandford

Protests Filed Over 15 Percent Freight Rate Increase

John W. Bonner and Horace F. Casey filed protests with the I C C in Washington against a 15 percent freight rate rise. The officials said Montana shippers cannot afford the increase, reporting after hearings in Washington.

I.C.C Washington John W. Bonner Horace F. Casey Railroad Commission Montana Casey

Reappointment to State Board of Education Noted

Rt. Rev. Emmet Riley, president of Carroll college, was reappointed to the State Board of Education by Gov. Roy E. Ayers. Wallace Brennan, University staff member at Missoula, was also reap pointed. Both terms run until February 1, 1942.

Emmet Riley Carroll College State Board of Education Roy E. Ayers Wallace Brennan Missoula

Elk hunting leads to $25 fine for two men

Francis Frost of Hamilton and a male companion were found afield with rifles and elk meat. Deputy Game Warden E. M. Frost questioned the pair who claimed they hunted coyotes. Frost paid a $25 fine for the violation.

Francis Frost Hamilton E. M. Frost Frost

Saloon License-Tie Limit Question Reaches City Hall

City and county governments cannot legally cap the number of saloon licenses allowed, per Attorney General H. J. Freebourn's ruling this week. Retail dealers in Harlowton had asked the city council to impose a limit.

H. J. Freebourn Harlowton

Deputy wardens named in Shelby district

William Voorhees, cashier of the state game commission, was named deputy warden and stationed in the Shelby district by State Warden J. E. Weaver the past week. Clyde Gummow of Helena was named to the position vacated by Voorhees.

William Voorhees State Game Commission Shelby J. E. Weaver Clyde Gummow Helena Voorhees

Tukesberry On Contributed Relief From the P. O. Ranch

Jody Tukesberry writes from Washington to the Bard of Relieffe describing a quiet week ending with early fishing at the P and O Ranch. He complains about a cook’s mistake serving hot cakes and mentions catching fish, closing with a request for French mush teroons and relief supplies from France.

Dillon Mont Bard of Releffe Washington D. C Trulie Jody Tukesberry United _ Releffe Union P Jody

Wanted House Keeper Or Cook For Small Crew

Advertisement seeks a capable house keeper or cook for a motherless home during summer. References furnished, letters answered. Contact Mrs Phebe Walker 337% East Park St Butte Mont. Piano Bargain Baldwin Aerosonic piano for sale at sacrifice. Write Geo R Larsen.

Phebe Walker East Park St Butte Mont Geo.r. Larsen

Notice to Creditors in Estate of Louis M Gilman

In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana In the Matter of the Estate of Louis M Gilman Deceased. Administratrix gives notice to creditors and all persons having claims against the deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to Leonard A Schulz law office Dillon Montana the place for estate business Dated at Dillon Montana February 15 1938.

District Court Od Judicial District Montana Beaverhead Louis M. Gilman Louis M.gilman Leonard Dillon Gilman

Notice to Creditors Edna C. Clymer Estate Beaverhead

Frank McFadden public administrator of Beaverhead County Montana and administrator of the estate of Edna Clymer Deceased gives notice to creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at John Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Montana. Publication date January 26. 27-41.

Beaverhead County Montana Theestate Edna C. Clymer John Collins Poindexter Block Dillon Frank €. McFadden

Mr and Mrs Pascal Bimat Visit Dillon This Weekend

Mr and Mrs Pascal Bimat of BF Dell spent the week end in Dillon visiting local relatives and sightseeing.

Pascal Bimat Bf Dell Dilion

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Examiner S. Montana Street General Fund Harry A. Miller McCaleb McKee Printing Co E. D. White N.R.S Office Enaneneuavecew Agnes Keenan Jack Wells Edna Medsker E. Stinson H. M. Brundage Burial Hiel Weeks Tibbets Whiskey Jim Lance Service Lee Reece Taxi van Essen Monida Mercantile Co Jones S Medlen Hotel Care Dunn Helen Proffit Caré Marquard Theo. F. McFadden Fitzsimmon Thos. J. Mulany Lloyd Agnes K. Pierce PAYNE Mary B. Kenison Lloydo T. Eee Myrtle Taylor Reeves Frank Robson Sabin Plate Cochrane Putnam Plies Haulbjerg Irion van Es- Gelhaus Rebich, Reeves, Hubbard Dept. of Public Jack's Market Gospetes Gbergani Wells Brothers Irrigation Co Bergeson-Beaverhead Co State Dept. of Jewell S. Carrigan Peter H. Peterson Lima Mercantile Co Suproom Gelhaus Wolfer Ura Barrett Hospital Loma Popaus O Ben H. Davis Westmont Tractor & Equip. CO Louis Schmittroth Panther Oil & Grease Co Alfred Brothers Harry Hoadley Bart Hungate Cecil L. Sather Armstead Garage Welfare and Co McLeod, Reeves, Meyers Hauls- Bond Grocery Co Wolfe Hubbard A. Lloyd Elmer Salmonsen Red Butte Margaret E. Holloran Putnam Mt. States Diem Ralph Davis Paddock & Tyro Graeter-Waldorf Co Lima Lumber Co Lima Garage Union Pacific R. R. Co Pental Ue Esesesseeseeene Enssene Charles E. Wenger Dept. of Pub Sup- Co Coleman Fred Crouse Oley’s Harold Burns Ben Mallon Anegogeanene Claud Lapham McCoy Rice Wendell Jardine Jules Wenger Basin Mercantile Co Four Wheel Drive Auto CO M. E. Fullerton Standard Oil Co Dana E. Miller al Featherly Beaverhead Lumber Co James E. Morrison, Jr Vadoy Lewis Constable Labor Tonga Eceeseeseeeseeseaees Dillon Plumbing & Heating Co Mont. Merc. Co W. B. Hartwig Trevor Waldemar James Prohosky Edgar B Rife Dillon Plumbing & Heating Seeeerenseee Inspectino Letaer Fair Fund Christian Science Churches of Christ, Scientist David Mary Baker Eddy Andy Popish Johanna Kambich Charles E. Lloyd Josephine Darlington County Board of Public Welfare Albert S. Baker Bozeman Howard G. Lewis Montana State College Lewis Roca Niee Capital News Rev. Riley Tukesberry Legals Sheriff's Sale Luella Meine Chas. F. Meine County of Paul.h. Temple Geo. L. Routledge, M. D Blackleg Blackiog
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