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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1932
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner publication notice dated September 20 1902 states second class matter status under Congress act and directs correspondence to editorial and business management addresses. It preserves formal archival wording and provides contact guidance for letters.
Early last week C E Miller sold 170 fat cows and 60 extra large steers to R R Bettinger of Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs Max Lewis relocate to upper Massigbrod ranch to feed cattle. Mrs Don Anson returns from a week in Butte and Anaconda. Mrs Cecelia Montgomery hosts Anaconda visit. Mrs Sam Peterson marks birthday with family dinner. The Andersons recover from illness. their daughter Mrs Ralph Huntley stays with TMm. Gladys Huntley at Helming home for thirteenth birthday handkerchief shower. Beaver Troop Girl Scouts meet at Mrs George Helming’s. leadership passes to Mrs Helming. American Legion shifts meeting to last Tuesday. Ted Harper Post set for Jan 26. Vera Vaughn undergoes second operation in Butte in serious condition. Florence Paddock visits Anaconda with June and Veeda Gill. Howard Hollenback adds office at Big Hole Creamery Wisdom. Ruth Olsen begins as bookkeeper. Mrs Clark Huntley visits Wisdom and Miller homes. Beulah Maybee and Louise Ramsey host surprise.
Long update from Wisdom recounts Miss Emily Montgomery’s birthday party with dancing and luncheon, visits by Jack Miller party to Divide and Butte, cattle trade details with Hansen Packing, and community events including card parties, church clubs, and Royal Neighbors installations. Also notes on schooling, visitors from Dillon, and local commerce in the Divide Jackson Wisdom area.
Dillon residents report travel and health updates, with J W Finsley en route from Newton after an uncle's death and George Clemon slowly recovering at Mayo Clinic Rochester. Local ranchers and visitors including Etta Metzel Elwyn, Fred Gilbert, Bert May funeral, and numerous ranches across Ruby, Horse Prairie, Wise River, and Twin Bridges are noted along with several car incidents on Reeder Street.
Montana invites 200 plus accredited high schools to Montana State University for the 29th annual Interscholastic Track and Field Meet. May 11 start, no May 10 events. entry deadline May 4, 12 midnight. Dr. J P Rowe leads committee planning early cooperation for publication by March 1.
Helena report shows nearly 600 tons of venison and 260 tons of elk meat hauled from Montana in the last season. About 17,000 license holders sent in cards under the new law. state warden Robert H. Hill estimates 10,000 hunters did not comply. A card check shows 9,276 deer and 1,686 elk accounted for.
A historical note estimates the average deer weight at 125 pounds and elk at 300 pounds to aid calculating tonnage for game. The passage implies a method for converting animal weight into a measurement unit used in hunting or shipping records.
Sunday, Jan. 31, 1932 notes Sunday school at 10 a m and services at 11 a m with the theme The Royal Road to Ruin Luther League at 7 p m The Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs J H Keenan at her home on Thursday Feb 4.
In the District Court of Beaverhead Montana a probate notice announces the will of Leonard Eliel deceased and a hearing on February 16 1932 at 1 PM for Frank Eliel to seek letters of administration with the will annexed. Inter ested parties may appear and contest the will or file objections. Dated January 25 1932. Fred Rife Clerk Court Seal.
Administrator A A Elliott of the B J Humphrey estate in Beaverhead County Montana calls all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims are to be filed at Rogers Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Montana the estate's business location. First publication January 13 1932.
Dora V. Rody of Lima Montana files intent to prove three year claim on 84 NW, SW, SE, N2 NW, NE in sections 27 28 33 township 138 range 6 W principal meridian before Fred Rife in Dillon Montana February 11 1932. Witnesses Irwin Hallas John Halligan Norman Henry Charles Rody all of Montana. M D Nicholson Register.
Pursuant to a January 11 1932 board resolution a stockholders meeting is called for February 13 1932 at 2 PM at 445 Thompson Avenue Dillon Montana. The purpose is to consider adopting a By Law authorizing the board to sell lease mortgage exchange or dispose of all company property.
Notice from Caroline Edinger secretary states a meeting for adopting by laws electing directors and transacting business for the corporation. Dated Dillon Montana January 12 1932.
Notice in Great Falls Montana that the State under an 1891 act has applied for land selections including lots and sections in T9 8 N, R8 W and surrounding townships. Protests against the claims for mineral versus agricultural value must be filed before final approval with the General Land Office in Washington. A list of lands is posted for public inspection.
Notice announces the registration closing for the Dillon Montana city election to be held on April 4. It lists registration deadlines and locations for eligible voters to update or file new registrations ahead of the election.
Notice states that registration for the Dillon Montana city election to be held April 4 1932 closes at 5 p m February 19 1932. Qualified electors may register at the county clerk office in the courthouse Dillon Montana. Albert B Baker is the county clerk and ex officio registrar. Beaverhead County.
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