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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1935
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner records indicate entry on September 20, 1903 as second class matter at Dillon Montana under the 1879 act. All editorial and business management letters should be addressed to The Dillon Examiner.
A Montana worker at S H Knowles ranch near Boulder dies when a circular saw blade severs his head while he recovers from a stroke. The Flathead county nepotism case against a county official’s son is upheld. Coyote and predators control reports show 162 coyotes killed in December, plus mountain lions and bobcats. Billings Livestock reports 1934 horse trade netted $546,872 from 12,050 head sold to 22 states. Helena announces Arthur C. Parsons named state fire marshal and county tax collections for the first half of 1984 show a rise to $1,156,749.76.
Local column records visits and travels including Mr and Mrs Fred Woodside heading to the south then California for several weeks. Others arriving or passing through include Frank Esterwald from Horse Prairie Chester Barrett from Grant Alva Garr from Dell Steve Kambich Jr from Reichle and more.
Joyce Williams and Clarence Baril married at the Catholic church in Laurin in a ceremony led by Rev. Father John A. Delane. Attendants were Eleanor Baril and Wilford Baril. The bride, oldest Williams daughter, taught near Sheridan and now plans to reside in Madison County.
About twenty friends surprised John Tessier at his home last Saturday evening with a birthday party featuring progressive pinochle and late refreshments. A lengthy social section covers guests at Frank Tucker’s Anaconda home for the winter carnival opening day, lists attendees, and mentions meals and ongoing events including church and club activities. The column notes several births in the county, hospital news, and various social visits across Dillon.
Mrs. Emery Smith hosted the Salt and Pepper club last evening. The Men's bridge club gathered at St. James guild hall. Various groups meet at homes or church parlors today and tomorrow including the Manse society and Methodist Aid society with hostesses named.
In Bea.verhead County Montana District Court the matter of the estate of Osie E. Smith deceased. An order dated January 8 1935 sets Friday January 26 1935 at 10 a m in the court room as the time to prove the will and hear Farmer B Smiths application for letters testamentary. Any interested party may appear and contest. Dated January 8 1935 Fred Rife Clerk Francis J Gelhaus Deputy Clerk Court Seal.
Notice is given that on Monday February 4 1935 at Ten o’clock a m in the court room of the county court a time is appointed for proving the will of Jorgen Jorgenson deceased and for hearing Edith L Jorgenson’s application for letters testamentary anyone interested may appear and contest the same dated January 10 1935 by Fred Rife Clerk Deputy Clerk Francis Gelhaus court seal
The sheriff announces a sale on February 1, 1935 at 2 PM at the front door of the court. Lucille Anderson sues Julia Anderson as administratrix of Alvin L. Anderson's estate with Phoebe C. Anderson, John Rebich and Montana Mercantile Company as defendants.
Legal notice for the sale of lots 5 and 6 and part of lot 7 in Block 27 Poindexter & Orr Addition Dillon Montana. Cash terms. Sheriff J A McCollum of Beaverhead County signs the notice dated January 2.
The executrix Mary A. Flynn requests all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after the first publication. Claims must be presented at the law offices of John Collins Poindexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Re publication January 9.
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