Dillon Examiner notes second class matter and contact details
The Dillon Examiner indicates postmark status as second class matter under the 1879 act and provides directions for editorial and business management correspondence. The notice specifies September 20, 2002, in Dillon Montana and invites letters to the editorial department and business management.
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Dillon
Montana
Old Games Become New Amid Winter Fun Tricks
The Helena Independent notes playful reinventions of games like hop Scotch and Fox and Geese. Players stage mock crimes such as hoarding Scotch and theft-like chases with a high powered car, adding humor and danger to traditional parlour pastimes.
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Electric Light Company
Wall Street
Fox
Geese
Helena Independent
Keeping Money in Circulation in a Competitive Age
The passage argues that only merit proves value in business and that useless or inefficient methods will fall behind in a harsh market. It emphasizes maintaining efficient practices to sustain financial activity locally.
Home merchants face fierce town competition and community impact
The piece argues that local merchants must meet customer needs with good service and fair prices to keep towns thriving. It warns that sending money out of town harms banks, stock levels, and public activities, urging readers to consider local ads and support neighborhood businesses.
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Examiner
State Adjutant Jones Resigns from American Legion
Helena January 12 William L Jones resigns after two and a half years as state adjutant citing personal reasons He came to Helena from Glen Dive where he worked in a bank O C Lambert takes temporary charge of the office
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Jones
Helena
William L. Jones
American Legion
Glendive
O. C. Lambert
Dr A H McFarland Osteopath Office and Residence
Dr A H McFarland, osteopathic physician, listed with Metlenblock. Office phone 245, residence 203 W. May reflect a local professional directory listing.
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A. H. McFarland
Notice to Creditors in Montana Estate Proceedings
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana estate of William S Willard deceased the administrator notifies creditors and others with claims to exhibit them with vouchers to the court by a stated deadline. The notice outlines required filing of claims and vouchers and directs recipients to follow court procedures for settlement of the estate.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
William S. Willard
Beav erhead County Montana Estate Notice for Pearl I Smith
The administrator Pearl I Smith announces the estate matter with four months after publication for dealing in the Beaverhead County Montana law offices of Gilbert Gilbert and McFadden Dillon Montana as the place for estate transactions first published January 19 1927 © 25 41
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Gilbert, Gilbert
McFadden
South
Idaho
Pearl I. Smith
William S. Willard
Ola C. Burden
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
South Idaho St
Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead
Chas. A. Burden
Beaverhead Estate Sale Ordered For Mauldin Property
The District Court orders the sale of the Beaverhead estate of James Mauldin. Administrator George T. Banks seeks authorization to sell property within the Dives Lode Claim Lot 188 in Summit Valley Mining District Silver Bow County Montana including related Lode mining claims and Mauldin addition parcels in Helena.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
James Mauldin
George T. Banks
Dives Lode
United States
N. R
Summit Valley
Silver Bow County
Argenta
Louis Phillin
Ouartz Lode
Mauldin
Helena
Lumber Camps Return to Blackfoot Forests Near Missoula
The Anaconda Copper Mining timber camps resume logging in the Blackfoot near Missoula after a decade, moving five camps from Camas Prairie to the Nine Mile Sunset district. About 17 million feet of timber are decked with millions more expected as the river drive opens around June 1.
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Missoula County
Butte
Blackfoot
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Camas Prairie
Potomac
Nine Mile
Missoula
Sunset District
Northern Pacific
Bonner
Milwaukee
A.C
Woods
Woods Army
Court to hear motion to sell estate assets in Dillon
The court orders all heirs and interested parties to appear on February 17, 1927 at 10 a.m. in Dillon Montana to show cause why the administrator should not be granted an order to sell 100 shares of American National Bank stock. A copy of this order must be published for four weeks in the Dillon Examiner. Henry G. Rodgers, Judge.
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American National Bank
Helena
Montana
Dillon
Beaverhead
State of
Dillon Examiner
Henry G. Rodgers
Beaverhead Court Orders Sale of Real Estate in 1927
The Beaverhead court orders Mary E. Hoffman as administratrix of John H. Hoffman deceased to sell all or part of the real estate to cover administration expenses. A hearing is set for February 17, 1927 at 10 a.m. in Dillon to show cause why an order to sell should not be granted. Publication in the Dillon Examiner for four weeks is required.
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Business Directory
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Louisa Almy
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F. H. Bimrose
E. B. Emerick
W.j.romersa
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W. K. Hall
Tribune Book
Dilion, Montana
Harry Hatch
L. G. Dunlap
W._ H. Stephan
Poindexter Block