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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1933
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner dated September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana notes editorial and business mail directions for readers seeking correspondence. It specifies the newspaper’s mail matter handling and distribution under relevant postal regulations.
Dr Eugene Perry reports on groundwater prospects in 75 Montana towns focusing on water bearing formations and pollution risks. The study includes town by town data plus a regional map and cross sections, noting wells in sandstones and a rare flowing well southwest of Bridger.
Thirty tables filled the St Rose hall for a public card party with pinochle and contract bridge results. Mentions of Theta entertainment, DeMolay guests, and multiple club gatherings fill a busy social note from Beaverhead.
Montana produced its largest sugar beet crop and four state factories plus Sheridan Wyoming bought 747237 tons of beets in 1932, up from 1931 by 14689 tons. Growers received 3318307.49 dollars in initial payments with more possible. Factories produced 215645300 pounds of sugar, up 39983200 pounds from 1931, employing 1165 people across runs of 82 to 113 days.
Dr Curtis L Wilson metallurgist from Montana School of Mines spoke on Washington and Lincoln at the Montana State Normal college weekly assembly this morning. Mrs S B Howell of Grant visited the city yesterday. Mrs Verne Clark of Sheridan stayed with her parents Mr and Mrs Quit Owen over the weekend.
Millions reembraced home vegetable gardening last spring citing flavor freshness and vitamin content. The article urges diverse varieties from seed catalogues and explains cultivation tips including tool width wind protection and upkeep of hot beds and frames.
Headlines report Dillon officials presenting a silver pen and gold pen to the governor to sign the Dillon normal school bill. Western cattle die from extreme cold in northern Montana. Denver plan to move the national capital discussed as feasible by Olney Newell and J T Cornforth. Yellowstone park earthquakes noted. Lima arrests tied to thefts from U P. Dillon mayor nominates Grant Haynes as city marshal. council approves. Senator Murray associate’s runaway incident on lower Montana street. Famous Entertainment Company shows in Dart Hall. moving Dillon post office to Montana street. Horse Smith sale begins with record expectations. Malta school board cuts payroll about 25 percent for next year.
J. R. McNamara former public administrator was charged by the state with grand larceny for allegedly stealing $1000 from the estate of the late Charles Schultz. A district court jury and Judge W H Poorman found him insane at Helena and ordered commitment to the state insane asylum at Warm Springs.
Patrick Savage is jailed on a charge of sending a threatening letter to Daniel Smith ordering him to leave town. He pleaded not guilty and posted bond. Savage said Smith took his wife and the two have been living together.
A feature on how daily classified ads maximize profits for readers. It highlights simple steps to place notices and track responses, showing proven results from small exposures. Readers gain practical tips and examples of successful small investments turning into larger opportunities.
80 acre irrigated farm for sale with good water right. Will trade for a modern home in Dillon. Write Box 328 Twin Bridges Montana. Also Cramp ton Auto Wreckers advertises freight paid service from Stockton with box address.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana administrator John T. Neal gives notice to creditors and all persons having claims against Mary Jane Minter deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within four months after first publication to Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices Dillon Montana. First publication February 22, 1933.
Pursuant to an order of the Beaverhead County Court a probate hearing for the will of William A Bonnifield, deceased, is set for March 13, 1933 at 10 a.m. in the court room at the Beaverhead County Court House. Charles M Bonnifield applies for Letters Testamentary and any interested person may contest. Dated February 20, 1933. Fred Rife, Clerk. By William C Orr II, Deputy.
In the District of Montana a petition to probate the will of Louisa B. Ames deceased and to issue letters of administration with the will annexed to Theo F. McFadden has been filed. A hearing is set for Monday March 6, 1938 at 10:00 AM in the county court courtroom.
Advertisement promising 5 pounds of Kentucky Burley Tobacco for 1.00 with shipment details. Text emphasizes direct grower to consumer sales and large sack production capabilities.
Hearing time and place for contest of a petition to grant a foreign will admitted to probate in California. Interested persons may appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. Dated February 9, 1933. Clerk William Co. Orr III, Deputy.
Henry Gleed Jr filed in the Fifth Judicial District of Montana a petition to admit the Last Will of Henry Gleed Sr to probate and to appoint executor. A hearing is set in Dillon Courtroom on March 13, 1933 at 10 a.m. for all interested parties to appear and contest or support the petition.
Public notice from the General Land Office announces Montana's applications for land selections in multiple sections and townships in Montana under an 1891 act. The list of serial numbers covers numerous parcels, with a posted land list for inspection and instructions on protests, noting non mineral claims if not contested before final approval.
Executor Frank A. Hazelbaker invites creditors and claimants to present debts against Charlotte Ellen Lyons deceased. Claims must be filed within four months after first publication with vouchers at Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden in Dillon Montana.
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