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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1929
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner is entered September 20 1902 at Dillon Montana as a second class matter under the act of Congress of March 9.
Montana forestry officials gather in Missoula for the annual Northwest district council meeting hosted by the University of Montana. Discussions cover artificial reforestation, forest protection, grazing, ecology, dendrology, and forest economics, amid concerns over deforestation and cooperative forestry efforts.
The department promoted forest protection and productive use of land stressing timber supply and national forest administration. It noted one fourth of land is best for forest production and warned deforestation harms agriculture and industry. It highlighted Clarke McNary cooperation, land purchases, and fire control programs with states and private owners.
A group of sheep men and county business leaders attend the state wool growers meeting in Billings this week. Several traveled Monday to the livestock sale preceding the wool gathering. Attendees include Senator BE Selway a key executive committee member and leading flockmaster, Denton Oliver, Berg Christensen, W W Hawkins, George Melton, W G Gilbert and others.
Mr and Mrs John Lanner and the families of Chester Holmes Raymond Holmes Albert Holmes and Harold Holmes express gratitude for the sympathy and kindness shown across the county after the death of their father.
A Pacific fisheries convention reports the Northwest salmon industry in strong form with Alaska canneries packing about 5.77 million cases and Bristol Bay up 60 percent. The Columbia River drags overall average, while pink salmon packs hit record October levels and dieticians praise salmon as nutritious for children and households.
A flood of arrivals and short visits hits Dillon as residents and ranchers from Lima Armstead and neighboring towns mingle. Notables include Mrs Una Galahan, Joe Williams from Lima, E B Roe from Red Rock, Miss Lucille Kelly and Miss Barbana Koontz returning to Butte, and many others stopping in for business, shopping, or to attend events around town.
Permanent position for Dillon man in Beaverhead County with well known company. Sales experience helpful, car, reference, or pleading personality necessary, no investment. Manager, 201 Metals Bank Bldg., Butte, Mont. WANTED Ambitious industrious person to introduce Rawleigh Household Products in Beaverhead County and nearby areas. $150 to $400 a month profit. Rawleigh Methods supply products outfit sales and service.
Found keys stamped Montana Auto Supply seek owner to pay for ad. WANTED rabbit and furs listed by Val Canada Fur Co. notices of land claim filed by A Pahnish Bannack Mon now Great Falls Montana for final proof March 16 1929 before Fred Rife with witnesses Guy Gray Walter Paddock Ross Nay Otto Pahnish all of Bannack Montana.
United States Land Office in Great Falls Montana issues notice that Orlando F Trace linked to Collins Land Co Helena has filed to select land under the 1925 act. Description includes NEY NBD lot 1 etc in sections 26 12 6 W Montana. Protests or adverse claims must be filed by February 20 1929.
The U S Land Office in Great Falls Montana announces a public sale scheduled for February 25 1929 at 10 00 a m for a tract in Sec 34 T10S R9W P M valued at not less than 2 50 per acre. Charles H Wheat of Dillon Montana filed Serial No 072834 Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time and payment is due immediately to the Receiver.
Notice is hereby given that the registration books for the registration of electors for the city election to be held April 1 1929 in the City of Dillon Montana will close at 5 o clock p m on the 14th day of February 1929 Electors may register for the ensuing election by appearing before the County Clerk at big office in the Court House in Dillon Montana.
Norah Connelly Beaverhead County treasurer announces a public auction of all delinquent tax properties in Beaverhead County including Dillon and Lima. The sale will occur January 18 1929 at 10 AM in front of the county treasurer’s Dillon office. Delinquent taxes interest penalties and costs must be paid before the bid. A full delinquent list is on file for public inspection.
Otto E B Pahnish of Bannack Montana filed notice of intention to make final proof to establish his homestead claim on sections 26 27 34 township 7 south range 12 west Montana Meridian. The hearing will occur March 16 1929 before Fred Rife Dillon Montana. Witnesses listed are Guy E Gray Walter H Paddock Ross F Nay Carl A Pahnish all of Bannack Montana.
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