Dillén Public School 8A News Staff Promotes Weekly Column
The 8A class under Mrs. H. D. Black will furnish the Examiner with a half column of news each week. The aim is a lively column with student compositions, poems, faculty announcements, Junior High programs and general school news. Staff includes Helga Anderson editor and Dorothy Caverly assistant editor along with several reporters.
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Dillén Public School
H. D. Black
Examiner
Dillon Public School
Helga Anderson
Dorothy Caverly
Tommy Holtz
Gladys Burgess
Tommy Luebben
Margaret Bidstrup
Judson Best
Lillian Lane
Leonard Baird
Beav erhead school notes and trip plans
Superintendent Charles Henry attends the Mid winter National Educational Association meeting in Atlantic City from February 22 to 28 and plans visits to the State Teachers College Cedar Rapids University of Chicago and Kearney Normal School. School activities include a sewing project for a nurse's room quilt, Zaner Method penmanship certificates with a list of recipients, playground improvements discussed, a D P S S boys basketball trip to Twin Bridges, Lincoln birthday programs, and class attendance lists with multiple student names and roles.
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Charles Henry
Department of Superintendence
National Educational Association
Atlantic City
New Jersey
Henry
State Teachers College
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
University of Chicago
Kearney Normal School
Nebraska
Short Order Suppers For Unexpected Guests
Informal suppers grow as small homes limit elaborate cooking. Stocked pantries with prepared foods let hosts offer quick dainties such as Tomato Soup Crackers Boston Baked Beans and Sweet Dill Pickles. Featured recipes include Emergency Chicken Salad Oysters En Brochette and Tuna Fish with Sweet Gherkins with step by step prep and serving ideas.
The Sacred Flame at Hartwig theatre February showing
Warner Bros Vitaphone all talking picture adaptation of Somerset Maugham’s play stars Pauline Frederick Conrad Nagel William Courtenay Lila Lee and others. Plot follows Maurice Taylor his wife nurse and brother over passion guilt and tragedy set around a Royal Flying Corps wedding and a secret that changes all lives.
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Warner Bros
Vitaphone
Maurice
Stella
Health Value of Raw Vegetables
Historical views on eating raw vegetables decline as nutritional science shows raw vegetables retain more vitamins. The article notes a shift from fear of raw produce to endorsements of raw turnips and other vegetables in salads, touting safety when chewed well and highlighting increased nutrient availability in raw form.
Frank Schwartz Keeps Ties to Madison County Sheep Interests
Frank Schwartz, longtime local resident and businessman, spends several weeks in the city and in Madison county tending to business affairs. He maintains extensive sheep interests there while his family has lived in Long Beach for several years.
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Frank Schwartz
Madison County
Schwartz
Long Beach
Notice to creditors in estate of Isabella Orr Montana
In the District Court of Beaverhead Montana the estate of Isabella Orr deceased is administered by Ernest I. Orr. Creditors and claimants must exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at Gilbet Gilbert McFadden law offices Dillon Montana. First publication February 19 1930.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Isabella Orr
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Idaho St
Dillon
Ernest I. Orr
Order to Show Cause in Estate of Frank Bird
The court orders all interested parties to appear on February 21, 1930 in Dillon Montana Bea rhead County to show why Eva Bird administratrix should not be granted authority to sell all real estate of the deceased Frank Bird to pay debts and admin costs. Public notice in Dillon Examiner two weeks prior.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Frank Bird
Eva Bird
Dillon
Beaerhead
Notice to Contractors for Montana Highway Improvement Bids
State Highway Commission of Montana invites sealed bids for multiple sections of the Butte Dillon road improvements in Beaverhead Madison and Silver Bow counties. Work includes pit run gravel resurfacing earth shoulders top course surfacing guard rails and oil treated surface. Bids due Feb 26 1930 at 9 30 a m in Helena. A 5 percent certified check and corporate surety bond required. Plans and forms available at the State Highway Commission office.
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State Highway Commission of
Montana
Capitol
Helena
Butte-Dillon Road
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Madison
Silver Bow
T. S
R. W
Melrose
Dillon-Butte
Silver Bow County
Virginia St
Montana St
Dillon
Butte- Anaconda
Nissler
Sec
State Highway Commission
Montana State Highway Commission Bid and Bidder Requirements
The Montana State Highway Commission announces that plans and specifications for the Helena Capital Building project are on file in Missoula for examination. The commission reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive technicalities. Bids will only be considered from experienced and responsible contractors. Proposals may be rejected if the questionnaire and sworn financial statement show incapability, or if past workmanship or progress has been unsatisfactory. Incomplete contracted work or endangerment of timely completion may also lead to rejection. The commission lists O S Warden as chairman and R D Rader as state highway engineer.
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State Highway -Commission OF Montana
O. S. Warden
R. D. Rader
Sale Notice for Ford Coupe at Beaverhead Auto Sales
On March 6 1980 at Beaverhead Auto Sales Company garage Glendale Street Dillon Montana a Ford coupe with motor number 10173148 will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
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A. D
Beaverhead Auto Sales Company
Glendale Street
Dillon
Montana
Notice of Private Sale of Beaverhead Property
Ezra E. Thompson administrator announces private sale of Lots 1 2 and 3 Block 10 Original Townsite Dillon Montana under court order dated January 29 1930. Sale after February 22 1930 at Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden Dillon Montana with cash gold coin terms 10 percent bid due at sale and balance on court confirmation.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Nellie F. Thompson
Dillon
A. D
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Beaverhead County
United States of America
Ezra E. Thompson
R. Thompson
Notice of Probate Hearing for Carrigan Will
Pursuant to an order of the Beaverhead Court the date of February 21 1930 at ten o clock a m is set in the court room of the Court House Beaverhead County for proving the will of Vica W Carrigan deceased and for hearing the application by First National Bank of Dillon and J H Gilbert for letters of administration with the will annexed any interested person may appear and contest the same Dated February 4 1930 Court Seal Fred Rif 27 31 Clerk
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhes
Vica
Vica W. Carrigan
First National Bank of Dillon
J. H. Gilbert
Fred Rif
Alder Montana Man Register Names Claim
Shy Elmer Salmonsen of Alder Montana is named in the public record with M. D. Nicholson, Register.
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Elmer Salmonsen
Alder
Montana
M. D. Nicholson
Register
State of Montana Seeks Public Land Selections in Montana
Notice of public land selection applications by the State of Montana under the 1891 act. Serial numbers listed cover lands in multiple sections and townships in Montana including Sec 29, Sec 23, Sec 33, and Sec 25 through 26 in various ranges. The filing is with the Department of the Interior Land Office in Great Falls dated January 6, 1930.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Jake M. Flood
Alder
Prin. Meridian
Matt Carey
District Court
Virginia City
Charles O. Fries
Charles Moran, Jr
Tae Anh Walton
United States Land Office
State Land Office
List of aid lands posted for inspection and protest rules
A copy of the aid lands list is posted for public inspection. Protests against the state's claim that lands are suitable for agricultural use will be recorded and reported to the General Land Office in Washington. Failure to protest before final approval may indicate acceptance of non mineral status and lead to approval if no objections remain.
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MG NE
Wade
P. M. Montana
General Land Office
Washington, D.C
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D. P. S. News and Literary Efforts
Henry Strub
Jean Gilbert
Edith Christensen
Kenneth Barry
Gladys Burgesa
Elizabeth Wedum
Ernestine Jahl
Mary Louise Purdy
Alice Peterson
Lillie Andersen
Jack Barrett
Frank Nay
Hugh Clarke
Leah Osbourne
James Prelat
Phillip Liggett
Junior Eliott
Dirk Holcomb
Don Gilbert
John Miller
Anne Christensen
Jack Gilbert
Clyde Brown
Lola Latham
Mr. Fairbanks
Miss Minger
D. P
Twin Bridges
Bay
Mr. Case
Sadie
Abraham Lincoln
Captain
Lincoln the Great Commoner
Tommy Holts
Lincoln
Love Birds
Wallace Forsgren
Jean
Wallace
Phillip Johnson
Leland Nyhart
Donald Wheat
Lattimer Smith
Ruth Deputy
Mary Ligget
Venita Vance
Howard Anderson
Robert Harrison
William Sporich
Ruth Helen Albright
Delores Arrigoni
Lucile Kelly
Paul Simons
Lawrence Berry
Montrose Dingley
Fredrich Wolfe
Raymond Johnson
Anna Belle Hartwig
Norma Nielson
James McCulley
Francis Tonrey
Harold Wheat
Fred Simons
Laura Anderson
Pearl Banning
Mabel Jones
Esther McDonald
Isabelle Megquire
Walter French
Harlan Harrison
James Kelly
Allen Moore
Marie DeJohn
Helen Klebba
Lillie Anderson
Jeane Bayers
Ludwig Blair
Phillip Ligget
Leah Osborne
Anna Anderson
Josephine Arrigoni
Della Mae Banning
Marguerite Collins
Doris Hull
Ryan Dodge
Beaverhead River
Lois Gilbert
Columbus
Frank Rebish
Sir Galli- Curci
Butte
T. H. ‘Dubois
Oe Jos
Gibson
Conomics Dept
Hels Company
al Fay
Boston
Tangled
Legals
Penny Service
W. E. Serner
Huber Bros
Carl B. Taylor
Optometrist
Dillon, Montana
R.D. Curry
Tribune Book Store
Annabel Desmond
F. H. Bimboss
W. J. Romers
Hughes McCaleb’s
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