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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1934
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner is entered as second class matter at Dillon Montana, dated September 20, 1902, under the Act of March 8, 1879, and distributed accordingly.
Beaverhead county Montana regular session July 2 1934 approves last minutes and bonds, reviews farm reports and a long list of county claims. A road repair petition for Rattlesnake valley through Argenta is tabled for study and a funding bond for 11100 is approved after court action upheld warrants.
Legal notices announce probate in California for James L. Fleming with hearing July 30 1934 in Dillon Montana. Also Treasury bids for a Dillon Montana federal building site due July 21 1934 and a Montana time for proving Mary J Waters will set for July 30 1934 with court hearing.
George P. Hughes from Grant planned to start baying in the city Friday. Don Anson, Big Hole basin Republican candidate for representative, was here last week for campaign work. Charles Husted from Jackson attended to business Monday. Alfred Peterson, Jackson rancher, visited last Monday. Ward Thompson from Butte came Saturday on business. George Michelich from Lima leased his Dillon restaurant. James Doyle and Mickey Doyle visited from their Centennial valley ranch. James Leach from Butte was a visitor yesterday.
Montana relief figures show about 10 percent of residents rely on state or federal aid. The burden falls hardest in Silver Bow Cascade and Deer Lodge counties where labor troubles and industry slumps concentrate the need. About 7 500 Montanans are on work relief and 26 000 families receive direct relief, totaling over 50 000 people.
The notice is a dated want advertisement from the Examiner with court seal and deputy clerk certification. It identifies a filing by Clerk Francis J. Gelhaus and a case number 51-31, indicating an official public notice and potential contest period for interested parties.
Jack Hawkins former Texas Ranger and Montana peace officer celebrated his 87th birthday yesterday. He is the father of W. W. Hawkins vice-president of the First National Bank and has lived with him in recent years. Hawkins was an early Miles City sheriff and later a city police officer and was well known among old-time Montana stockmen.
The family expresses appreciation for sympathy and acts during illness and death of Horace Helming. Thanks neighbors, friends, floral offerings, Wisdom Lodge No 61 A F and A M, Ted Harper Post No 90, and numerous relatives for support.
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