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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1926
Page
7
The notice records second class mail status for The Dillon Examiner mailed from Dillon on September 20, 1902 under the act of Congress of March 1879. It lists editorial and business management details and directs correspondence to The Dillon Examiner.
About 2,900 young men from California through Nevada will join 30 day outdoor training at Del Monte Camp Lewis and other Ninth corps area camps this summer. Openings begin June 12 at Fort Missoula Montana and Fort D A Russell Wyoming with California sites Del Monte Fort Winfield Scott and Fort McArthur last to open.
100 acre irrigated farm adjoining Laurin Montana with 235 inches 1864 1865 water decree. Six room house good improvements electric lights Delco pump three horse power motor farm implements horses etc. Also 1120 acres grazing land in three pastures with running water and well fenced. Terms. Inquire M Johnson Laurin Mont. 29-tr. ad.
Montana fish and game officials report a forthcoming congressional proposal to allow the purchase or exchange of about 12 808 acres south of Yankee Simpanyon and between the Absarokee and Gallatin forests. The plan would fund 100 000 to 250 000 dollars yearly to match private gifts, with existing private efforts securing about 1 000 acres including Hoppe buildings.
The Wool Growers association calls a 2 p.m. meeting on Saturday February 13 at the Tech High School manual training building to discuss forming a county wool pool. Most county sheep men favor a pool and aim to start immediately to handle this year’s wool crop. All wool men are urged to attend and back a pool to market through it.
Circular letters from A H Bowman Montana Commissioner of Agriculture urge prospective settlers to use the state’s services. They tout Montana climate land values and farming know how, offering contacts with reliable farmers, guidance on methods and start up, and assurances of coop markets for seed and livestock products. Over 600000 pounds of Montana game were shipped in 1924, turkeys are in Chicago demand, and cheaper production costs are cited as profits rise alongside pioneer lessons.
Ford Motor Co reports 1925 output of 2,103,688 vehicles including cars trucks tractors and airplanes. Domestic US plants built 1,775,245. foreign plants 136,461. Canada 79,289. Fordson tractors 104,168. Lincoln cars 8,415. airplane output ten all metal planes after August 1 1925. production dipped over 30 days in August and September due to new models and similar delays abroad.
Harlem February 13 L A Coates irrigation manager of Fort Belknap Indian reservation says this is the first February since arriving here that irrigation has been done. This week the hay ground on the reservation was irrigated and there is plenty of water for the purpose with land ready to receive moisture.
A February event listing for the Scandia club shows a dance at Dert's hall. The notice outlines the RCandia club activity and local social gathering details.
R. H. G. and Chevrolet Motor executive state that 1926 buyers will get greater value for money as car quality rises while prices stay favorable. They note the price ratio versus prewar remains about 66 cents on the dollar, with living costs rising overall.
Ravenel Macbeth of the Idaho Mining association says an amendment to the mining law would bar surface rights beyond what is needed to work a mine and would stop prospecting and small properties. He plans protests to Senator Walsh and others, urging forest reserves not be closed to mining.
The annual Colonial supper by the Methodist church men will start at 6 o clock next Friday February 19 announced by Rev Carl Knudsen. The Ladies Aid sponsors the prep with Dr F H Garver heading the arrangements committee. Other committees include Carl B Taylor W T Scully Roy B Herndon Joseph Wedum John Neal Corliss Fairchild Earl Crichton and H W Bates. Mrs Hazel F Kingsley county health nurse will speak February 28.
In Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Martha Elizabeth Spearin deceased will sell private sale to highest bidder for cash after court confirmation on March 20 1926 or later. The sale covers all rights title and interest of the decedent and estate in and to a parcel of land described as situated in the county and state.
Notice is hereby given to creditors and all persons having claims against Ellen Lovell, deceased, to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims must be sent to executors at Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices Dillon Montana. Dated January 21 1926. First publication January 27 1926.
Ras mus J. Peterson filed a petition in the Judicial District of the State for the estate of Louis H. Christensen seeking authority to convey real estate to him. The hearing is scheduled for Saturday February 20, 1926 at 10 o'clock A.M. in the Dillon Montana court.
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