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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1936
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner notes its editorial department and business management contact point in Dillon Montana. Correspondence should be directed to the editor and business manager as specified in the notice.
Montana extension notes two thirds of live stock raised west of the Mississippi and two thirds of meat eaten east of it. Caponizing young dual purpose birds early improves gains. U S C A bulletin 849 offers instructions. demonstrations available. Capons marketed with post Christmas turkeys via turkey marketing associations. capons should be reared separately and dry picked. Tick control for sheep aided by dipping after shearing. Extra prize money offered for feeder calf shows in Great Falls and Billings. Aberdeen Angus and Shorthorn add 0 percent to premiums. Hereford prize offered by L Chatterton. Proper housing boosts egg production. well fattened beef and lamb store better in freezer. Montana housewives prefer cabinets, basements, and pits for storage. Pasture resting yields better cattle gains per U S agriculture studies.
This list names students recognized for normal honor, including Lynes Roscoe Genevieve Dellwo Ronan Laura Thelma Smith and many others from Dillon Anaconda Great Falls Lewistown Roundup and surrounding towns. The roster also notes a few names under the subheading less than normal and mentions a trip to Bozeman and vicinity.
In Beaverhead county Montana the district court sets a hearing for July 14 1936 to determine the administratrix Elizabeth Marchenseau may renew promissory notes borrow up to 4600 for debts and administration and 3000 for property care with a chattel mortgage on all estate personal property including live stock crops and farm implements for 1936. The extensive real property description covers townships 2 3 and 4 south ranges 15 16 17 west and other details.
320 acre little livestock tract offered at 10 dollars per acre with a 1000 dollar cash balance and annual payments at 5 percent interest. Part irrigated with improved facilities and irrigated hay and grain crops included for 22.50 per acre plus costs to put up hay harvested. C. C. Newman, Dillon Montana. 50-11.
Notice is given that on July 22, 1936 at 10 a m in front of the County Treasurer’s office Dillon Montana delinquent taxes on all Beaverhead county property will be sold at public auction unless paid prior to the time with interest penalties and costs. A complete delinquent list is on file in the County Treasurer’s office for public inspection.
Pursuant to an order of the Beaverhead Court the 29th day of June 1936 notice is given that Monday July 20 1936 at ten oclock a m at the court room in the Court House Beaverhead County has been set for proving the will of Frank Eliel deceased and for hearing Lambert Eliel in the matter of Letters Testamentary any interested person may appear to contest the same. Dated June 29 1936. 49-31 FRED RIFE Clerk.
Against O M Best Ida Be Best and Abbie McLaughlin defendants. To be sold at sheriff's sale July 9, 1936 at 2 15 P M at the court house front door Dillon Beaverhead Montana all right title and interest of defendants in Lots 19 and 20 Block 1 Original Townsite Dillon together with all tenements hereditaments and appurtenances. Terms cash. Dated June 16.
To be sold at public auction for cash by the United States Marshal for the State of Montana on August 6 1936 at 2 00 PM at the front door of the courthouse in the city.
Notice is given that the Registration Books of Beaverhead County Montana will close at 5 06 o clock p m on Friday June 5 1936 for the Primary Nominating Election to be held Tuesday July 21 1936 Electors may register at the County Clerk's office in Dillon or with deputy registrar before books close Those who did not vote in the November 6 1934 general election must register again to be eligible Minors turning 21 by July 21 1936 may vote if registered before books close Dated Dillon Montana May 5 1936 Albert S Baker County Clerk Ex Officio Registrar of Electors Beaverhead County Montana 41 tf
Plaintiff Myrl Erwin sues in Montana for probate of Maggie Courtney's will. Defendants listed include Josephine Mark and numerous Gerow and related heirs. The action, filed in Beaverhead County, seeks resolution of estate administration and heirs at law after Courtney died August 1 1930 in Dillon. A petition for probate dated April 8 1929 was admitted September 2 1930 with Chris Snyder as executor.
A Montana court suit alleges Maggie Courtney promised plaintiff a four thousand dollar legacy for personal and clerical services from 1918 to 1930. The plaintiff seeks $4000 plus interest, declares defendants trustees for the estate, and asks to restrain administratrix Winnifred Emerick from distributing assets until judgment. The case asserts a prior contract and seeks court enforcement before any distribution.
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