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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1930
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner records its 1903 entering date in Dillon Montana as a second class matter under the 1879 act. Editorial and business mail should be addressed to The Examiner.
Lilyan Tashman stars in No No Nanette at Hartwig Theatre this Tuesday to Thursday as a reformed vamp turned wife. Alexander Gray and Bernice Claire lead with a supporting cast that includes Lucien Littlefield, Louise Fazenda, Bert Roach, Zasu Pitts, Mildred Harris, Henry Stockbridge, and Jocelyn Lee. the Technicolor musical is billed as Hollywoods most lavish production.
Brendel the German comedian turns Swede in a seriocomic show. Fox Movietone City stars headline the ensemble of 100 entertainers in Happy Days. Will Rogers Janet Gaynor James J Corbett and many others join Brendel for a Benjamin Stoloff production presented at Hartwig Theatre next Sunday and Monday.
A Battle Creek physician touts constipation as a major misery and presents Rexall Orderlies as a fast relief. The tablet draws water into the colon to soften waste and induce a gentle natural movement, without habit formation. Chew at night for a brighter next day. 24 for 25c at Rexall Drug Stores.
The Examiner functions as Beaverhead’s locally rooted newspaper, serving the entire county with focused news, community updates, and regional reporting.
A Detroit classified item notes Mrs Geo Dempster seeking contact for a remedy claim on Apr 1 in West Detroit. An 11 line listing offers a haying job for a girl, another asks for work via Examiner, and Geo R Larsen Music Co of Rexburg Idaho advertises a Baldwin Baby Grand and upright piano for sale with price reductions.
City council on July 2 1930 passed a resolution to form Special Improvement Lighting District No 7 in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. It outlines boundaries expected costs and maintenance for the first year and the assessment share for property within the district. The district would install twenty one ornamental lamp posts with globes lamps transformers cables and all equipment for a complete electrical lighting system along Idaho Street.
Frank Cone of Hamilton launches a campaign for the Republican nomination to the railroad and public service commissioner post. A longtime Montana figure, Cone has held town, county, and state roles, including clerk of Ravalli County Court, Ravalli senator seats, and secretary of the Montana Senate, advocating railroad liability, child labor, eight hour law, and initiative measures. He asserts Montana’s wealth and transportation coordination can yield full employment and efficiency at low cost.
The city outlines proposed construction costs for special improvement district No 7 including Orr Pacific Cornell and Idaho streets with 75 percent burden on district real estate and per square foot charges. First year electrical maintenance estimated at 720 dollars with 75 percent district bearing. A public protest hearing is set for August 6 1930 at 8 pm in Dillon City Hall with protests due within fifteen days after first publication.
Bids for the Dillon Idaho State Line Road drainage structures in Beaverhead County are due July 16, 1930. Montana State Highway Commission will publicly open bids at 9:30 am in Helena. Certified check, bond, and bidder qualifications required. Plans on file in Helena and Missoula offices. The commission may reject any or all bids.
Notice is hereby given that sealed bids for the construction of the improvement herein will be received by the Highways Commission at the Capitol Building in Helena. Bids must be submitted by the specified deadline.
A bid will be opened July 16 1980 for a 63.25 foot reinforced concrete T beam bridge across Horse Prairie Creek at Surrey Station Beaverhead County Montana Section BY of the Dillon Idaho State Line Road. Proposals must be in Helena endorsed as Improvement Federal Aid Project No 266 B Unit 3. Bids examined by U S Bureau of Public Roads Missoula.
Co owner John L Templeman notes labor and improvements on the Eagle Lode Mining Claim in Bloody Dick Montana. Total expenditures $200 for 1929 and 1930, owner to contribute one fourth ($50) within ninety days or the co owners interest may vest in the undersigned per law.
A copy of the list of agricultural lands has been posted in the office for inspection. Under the 1907 regulations protests against the State’s claim that any subdivision is more valuable for mineral than agricultural purposes will be received for report to the General Land Office in Washington. Failure to protest before final approval will be evidence of non mineral character and may lead to approval of selections. M. D. Nicholson, Register.
Department of the Interior notices Frank Lechner of Melrose Montana filed to prove up three year stockraising claim on land described in Stockraising Additional Homestead Entry Serial 063262 before Frank A. Hazelbaker in Dillon on August 4 1930. Witnesses listed include George Eichhorn David Van Evans Antone Quilici all of Melrose and Horace Hand of Melrose Montana.
In Beaverhead County Montana the administratrix Mary E Henneberry notifies all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication to the law offices of Gilbert Gilbert McFadden Dillon Montana. Dated June 20 1930. First publication June 25 1930.
Department of the Interior notice in Great Falls dated June 5 1930 states the State of Montana has made multiple land selection applications under an 1891 act. It lists serial numbers 069922 069924 069927 069949 0691954 070020 070024 070065 070070 070072 070086 073038 075134 075470 075471 075472 675473 076474 075475 075476 07552 075552 075554 075555 075934 075935 075936 for lots 1 2 WKNEY NWY See.
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