Dillon Examiner Record Entry for Dillon Montana
The Dillon Examiner is entered as second class matter in Dillon Montana under the March 3 1879 act and dated September 20 1902.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1929
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner is entered as second class matter in Dillon Montana under the March 3 1879 act and dated September 20 1902.
The Montana Livestock Sanitary Board and State Veterinarian Dr W J Butler report two profitable years with high cattle numbers, no major disease outbreaks, and rising prices. They urge patronizing home industries and aim for Montana abattoirs. Tuberculosis cases fall, rabies disappear, veterinarians are scarce, and milk quality remains high.
Marsh reports from the pathological and bacteriological laboratory for the two year period. He states that 1 947 specimens have been examined including tissues blood serum pus skin scrapings feces internal parasites poisonous plants seeds meats and water. Species of animals represented include horses cattle sheep.
Corn shines as a main or enhancer in dishes like Corn and Salmon Pudding Hamburg and Corn Scramble and Escalloped Corn with Eggplant. Recipes specify canned corn butter pepper salt salmon milk and vegetables with baking or sauté steps to yield four to eight servings.
The report lists animals examined such as swine chickens turkeys ducks dogs cats foxes rabbits mink beaver raccoon marten antelope mountain sheep brant fish and man. It notes methods like cultures inoculations microscopic serological and histological tests plus field and lab investigations to solve livestock disease issues including a January 1927 Glacier park trip to study mountain sheep losses.
Tom Moran returns from San Francisco after visiting relatives for the holidays. Ruth Fairchild a Sanders school instructor, returns from Dillon after holiday time with her parents. Leota Hughes departs for Reed Point to teach. Gertrude Rathbone returns home to Malta from her sister’s in Dillon. W M Stewart arrives from Lima. Alva Garr, a Dell rancher, visits Dillon for business. J G Kidwell from Portland attends to business in town.
Orlando F. Trace has filed to select lands under the 1926 act. Lands described in sections 12 and 26 township 3 north range 12 west face possible mineral interest. Adversely interested parties must file protests by February 20, 1929 with Register M. D. Nicholson.
The Dillon City Council resolves to remove the deteriorated transmission line near Station No 75 and replace it with ten inch cast iron pipe. The action aims to prevent water supply reduction and fire hazards. Publication in the Dillon Examiner is required. The measure takes effect after passage and approval.
Public sale set for February 25 at 10:00 am in Great Falls U S Land Office for a mountainous tract in section 34 town 10 north range 9 west P M Dillon Montana Charles H Wheat owner of record Serial No 072834 bids start at 2500 per acre with immediate payment required highest bidder secures tract Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time M D Nicholson official notice
Notice given that the registration books for electors in Dillon Montana will close at 6 p m on February 14 1929 for the city election to be held on April 1 1929 Electors may register by appearing before the County Clerk at his office in the Court House Dillon Montana.
On February 7 1929 at 1 oclock p m at the Armstead Garage Armstead Montana there will be offered for sale to the highest bidder for cash two used Ford cars in a public auction.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County a notice announces probate of a will. The document identifies the court, case context, and intent to appoint an executor and administer the estate following Montana probate procedures. Local parties and dates are referenced in the official notice.
Pursuant to an order of court dated December 1928 notice is given that Thursday January 7 1929 at ten o'clock a m in the court room at the Court House Bearverhead County will prove the will of Louis Anderson deceased and hear Joseph C Wedum’s application for letters of administration with the will annexed. Any interested person may appear and contest. Dated December 1928. Fred R A Clerk.
The notice states that on January eighteenth 1929 at 10 o’clock the county treasurer’s office in Dillon Montana will auction all delinquent tax property in Beaverhead County including Dillon and Lima if taxes with interest penalties and costs remain unpaid A complete delinquent list is available for public inspection in the county treasurer’s office NORAH CONNELLLEY County Treasurer.
Otto E. Pahnish of Bannack Montana files notice of intention to make final proof under the 1916 act to establish his land claim described as WSWK Sec 26 SE% Sec 27 NWXNBX NEY NW% Section 34 Township 7 South Range 12 West Montana Meridian. Witnesses named Guy B. Gray Walter H. Paddock Ross F. Nay Carl A. Pahnish. Before Fred Rife Clerk of District Court Dillon Montana on March 16 1929.
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