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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1938
Page
2
Beavershead County farmers increased phosphate fertilizer use for potatoes from three growers in 1936 to twenty in 1937. potato grading rose with an estimated 25 growers grading 4 000 sacks for market in 1937, up from 1 340 sacks in 1934.
Health board statistics show the stork made 10 200 visits in Montana last year while the Grim Reaper claimed 6 000 state residents, marking a stark rise in mortality.
The Dillon Wranglers youth club held a meeting at the high school on Monday night to discuss upcoming activities and community projects. Members planned plans for a spring event and welcomed new participants and volunteers.
District court in Dillon Montana issues alias summons in a complex water rights case by Floyd Knight Ida Mae Price Florence C Wall and others against Sweeney Rogers Co Merchants First National Bank of Dillon Peterson Hansen Sheep Creek Shearing Whitworth & Sons and many administrators and heirs to establish and protect rights to the waters of Big Sheep Creek and its tributaries. The action seeks to quiet title and secure injunction to prevent interference and determine rights to use in specified townships and tributaries.
Western cattle feeders have built a vast industry with abundant cattle on feed in California Texas Colorado and Arizona against a backdrop of advertising to assure consumers of low prices and high quality beef. California leads in feedlots with 142000 cattle January 1 while Texas Missouri and Arizona follow. barley fed steers from California have won top honors, and UC researchers have repeatedly earned grand champion recognition.
Income from liquor permits and saloon and beer licenses has reached 492000 this year. Administrator L M A Wass announced that beer and liquor license fees are equal.
Men wanted for Rawleigh route serving 800 families. Sales rose last year. reliable hustlers can start earning about 30 dollars weekly with rapid growth. Write today to Rawleighs Dept MTA-50-S Minneapolis MN.
In the District Court of Beaverhead Montana the estate of Mary Kenison announces a private sale of an undivided one half interest in Lots 21 to 24, Block B, Rife's Subdivision Dillon. Bids after February 14, 1938 at Leonard A Schulz law office, cash US money due at sale. Frank C. McFadden administrator.
On February 18, 1938 at 2 pm the front door of the Dillon Court House will sell Charles F. Meine's interest in a tract in SW 1 4 SW 1 4 Sec 9 T6S R8W Beaverhead county Montana. The parcel measures 65 ft by 120 ft with a 80 ft extension and includes all appurtenances. Cash price terms noted. Sheriff Paul H. Temple signs.
U S Forest Service statistics show Western Montana hunters spent eighty six thousand six hundred fifty five dollars on elk and deer trips last season. Despite a large wildlife kill forestry officials say herds remain too large for available feeding areas.
Federal reports show winter ranges in most of the state ahead of last year with ample hay and feed. Stockmen feed more lambs for market while cattle numbers are down. figures suggest good conditions for cattle and sheep industries next year. The state has 155000 fed sheep and 22000 cattle in feeding programs.
Frank Esterwald of Grant spent Monday as a visitor in Dillon, engaging with local residents and touring the town.
The board of Water Users Irrigation Co adopts a 15 cent per share assessment to cover operating expenses and retirement of bonded debt. Payment due by March 11, 1938 at the Dillon office. Delinquent stock to be sold at public auction May 19, 1938.
Public administrator of Beaverhead County Montana and administrator of the Edna C. Clymer estate notifies creditors and all with claims to file within four months of first publication. Claims must be shown with vouchers at John Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Montana the place of estate business in Beaverhead County. Publication dated January 26.
District Court of Montana Beaverhead County summons defendants in a case by the Federal Land Bank of Spokane to recover a $25,000 note plus interest and costs and to foreclose a mortgage on multiple Beaverhead parcels totaling about 2300 acres. The suit names Joseph E. Shaw Mary A. Shaw and multiple Shaw related parties and White Investment Company trustees among defendants. Court clerk Norman Giles dates the filing January 4 1938.
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