Notice of Sale for Dillon District 17 Bonds
Dillon Montana council will sell 77000 in Special Improvement District No 17 bonds on February 20 1957 at 8 00 PM for storm sewers and paving. Amortization or serial bonds options, 6 percent max interest, bids at par with accrued interest, right to reject bids, requires a 2500 bid bond.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
Special Improvement District
State Board of Land Commissioners
State of
Phillip
J. Lovell
Shrine Club Ladies Night Banquet Planned for Saturday
Dave Hughes secretary treasurer of the Southern Montana Shrine club announced plans for the spring Ladies Night Banquet set for Saturday at the Lyons Den starting at 7 30 p m. The event aims to allow ranch and farm members to attend before the busy season. All Shriners in Southwestern Montana are eligible for membership with dancing as part of the program.
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Dave Hughes
Southern
Africa Safari Film to Be Shown at Dell
Films taken last year by J. C. Seidensticker and his son during a two month Africa safari will be shown by Dr. John Seidensticker of Twin Bridges. The Dell Riverside Farm Bureau joint meeting at Dell Community hall starts at 7 30 with a pot luck lunch and invites all members to attend.
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J. C. Seidensticker
Africa
John Seidensticker
Twin Bridges
Dell
Riverside Farm Bureau
William Turner Dies in Mine Accident at Garrison
William W. Turner 43, longtime Bea verhead County resident, died last Friday in a mine accident at the Garrison phosphate mine near Deer Lodge. Coroner Ralph J Beck said he was instantaneously killed after being caught in a fall while timbering. Turner, born December 8 1913 in Rochester Madison County, moved to Deer Lodge in 1941 and worked for Montana Phosphate Products Co. He is survived by his wife Ethel two children Wayne and Ruth plus brothers and sisters in law and other relatives in Dillon Twin Bridges Spokane Melrose Bannack and Deer Lodge.
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William W. Turner
Beaverhead County
Garrison
Deer Lodge
Montana Standard
Powell County
Ralph J.beck
Bannack
Ralph Davis
Dillon
William Turner
Rochester
Madison
Melrose
Ethel
Wayne
Ruth
Hugh Turner
Twin Bridges
Frank Turner
Spokane
Evered Turner
Davis
Cliff Meagher
Beaverhead County Farm Bureau Members Appointed to State Committees
Two Beaverhead County Farm Bureau members were named to Montana state committees by George Diehl, president of the Montana Farm Bureau. Bernard Harkness of Dell was appointed to the livestock subcommittee and Dale Metlen of Armstead-Grant to the land and water use subcommittee. Both subcommittees report to the state commodity advisory committee.
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Beaverhead County
Notice to Creditors in Beaverhead Montana Estate
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana Gladys M. McLaren executrix announces creditors and claimants must present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims should be at Schulz and Davis law offices Dillon Montana. Dated January 28 1957.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
John H. McLaren
John A. Rowett
Notice to Creditors in Estate of John A Rowett
In the estate of John A Rowett deceased the undersigned administrator Schulz Davis announces to creditors and all heirs to exhibit claims within four months after first publication. Claims must be sent to Schulz Davis at White Building Dillon Montana. Dated January 28 1957.
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John A. Rowett
Schulz & Davis
White Building
Dillon
Montana
County
Beaverhead
State of
Frank C. Davis
Best in Commercial Printing at the Dillon Examiner
Dillon Examiner showcases top commercial printing work with emphasis on quality and craftsmanship. Local shop teams compete for recognition, detailing methods, inks, and finishing techniques used in press runs.
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Dillon Examiner
Americans Reflect on Yugoslav Visit and European Tyranny
Dillon resident Joe Rebish recounts a three month trip to Yugoslavia and its occupied provinces. He describes widespread poverty, scarce tractors, rationing, and fear of dictatorship, contrasting it with American liberty. His wife adds perspective on governance and the need for freedom.
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Mother Jackson
Dillon
Yugoslavia
Joe Rebish
Apple Pie
Europe
Joe
Butte
Husband of Dillon Woman Dies in Ogden
Richard C. Alson of Ogden died of a heart attack Sunday. He was husband of Alice Cosgrove Alson, formerly of Dillon, and worked for Mountain States Telephone in Ogden. Survived by wife and three young daughters. Funeral held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. George's Church Ogden.
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Richard C. Alson
Ogden
Alice Cosgrove Alson
Dillon
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Don J. Smith
Shrine Club Ladies
White
Gladys M. McLaren
America
Toe
Congress
Peter
Dillion
Coats
Eliel’s, Inc
Robert