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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1936
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner announces editorial and business correspondence should be directed to the newspaper in Dillon dated September 20 1902. The notice lists the paper as second class matter under the act of Congress and provides editorial and business contact directions.
Bozeman reports Montana farmers engage in discussion groups to update long standing agricultural recommendations from 1927 district conferences. Readjusting Montana's Agriculture by Dr Renne guides resource inventories and future plans as clubs rise to 702 with 6 296 members in 1935, and erosion control methods gain emphasis. Corn acreage in Richland County expands to 40 000 acres, now main feed crop on 90 percent of non irrigated farms.
Hatchery operators and growers listen to Paul B Zumbo on the national poultry program at the Great Falls show. Montana experiments show row seeding yields and broadcast seeding recommendations. The U S S New York na vigation ship hosts a Christmas on board for crew families with community donations and festivities.
Mrs. I. M. Patterson and daughter Diane left for Spokane Thursday after visiting Mrs. Patterson's parents Mr. and Mrs. Dan Little. They were accompanied as far as Butte by Mrs. Little.
Mrs Edmund Burke Jr and her son of Bozeman are visiting at the home of Mrs Burke's parents Mr and Mrs D Hirachman.
R Leslie Jones sues Austin Aiken Minerva Aiken and B F Osborne to sell at the sheriff’s gate on January 30 1986 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana. The sale covers B Survey No 217 a portion of the un surveyed public domain described starting at Corner 1 near Section 38 Township 1 Range 11 West Montana Meridian and runs south 89 degrees 50 minutes past 24.04 chains to Corner 2 then south 8 minutes west 79.94 chains.
The item reports Hugh Rogan of Helena died at 80 after pneumonia. It notes summons for Rogan family, visits by Mrs. Sylvester Rogan, Mrs. Rita Johnson and daughters, and mentions other Dillon acquaintances and events. The ice harvest at the Patterson ice pond near Dillon begins with high quality ice reported.
H. L. Rodman a prominent county ranch foreman died this afternoon in a local hotel room after a night of paralysis. A native of Texas he was 55. Long employed on the P. & O. ranch and Hazelbaker ranch in the Big Hole basin. His wife and daughter survive.
The notice describes a land parcel in Beaverhead County with boundaries and water rights, including four cubic feet per second of Wise River water. Sale terms are cash, with Sheriff J. A. McCollum facilitating possession after a certificate. Also details a school district bond refunding plan in Dillon for Beaverhead County. The plan covers bonds dated 1920 and 1921 totaling 155000, with a new 1947 maturity and 3.90 percent interest, to be exchanged par for par, pending State Examiner approval.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead Montana the court orders the sale of all real estate of Clara E Adams deceased to pay debts. The matter comes on January 27 1986 at 10:00 a.m. in Dillon to show cause and hear administration details. Filed by Dan Adams administrator.
The court orders that an estate sale be conducted and that a copy of the order be published in the Dillon Examiner for two successive weeks before the specified day. Dated January 18th, 1936, Bennett signs as court clerk.
An ad touts a doctor’s prescription called Cystex to treat kidney and bladder issues. It claims fast, safe results within 48 hours and a money back guarantee if you return the package, with a price of 80 cents per dose.
Mrs Robert Hickey of Roseville California credits Kruschen Salts for losing 17 pounds in six weeks after following her doctor’s advice. She dismisses gossip and urges others to try the four week supply costing a small amount.
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