Dillon Examiner Editorial and Contact Notice
The Dillon Examiner, issued weekly, notes editorial and business management contacts. Address letters to 124 So Montana St Dillon Montana with notices to the editorial department.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1957
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner, issued weekly, notes editorial and business management contacts. Address letters to 124 So Montana St Dillon Montana with notices to the editorial department.
The district court of Beaverhead County Montana issues a summons against Joseph Guefre plaintiff and multiple heirs and unknown defendants to quiet title in lands in Dillon Montana. The action targets tract descriptions in Barnett's Addition with reference to 1956 sale terms and requires an answer within twenty days. The case lists numerous Peterson heirs and other named and unknown parties as defendants.
Don Gilbert of Gilbert Livestock Ranch reported seven to eight inches of snow on the level in the Ruby Valley last week. He noted calm weather and temperatures near seasonal normals during his town visit.
District court actions involve Ernest and Martha Nelson and multiple defendants in land dispute acres in Beaverhead County. Proceedings include probate of John H. McLaren and an estray sale at the Evan Huntsman ranch west of Armstead, with notices of forthcoming hearings and required responses within twenty days.
Montana Dillon Beaverhead County closes registration for the Municipal General Election on April 1 1957. Electors must register before February 14 1957 by the County Clerk or a deputy registrar or notary. Those moved must transfer precinct and those who did not vote in 1956 must re register. Dora E Schmittroth County Clerk and Recorder.
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