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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1950
Page
20
Voters are told to place an X in the square before each candidate or name they wish to vote for. For constitutional amendments or questions, mark an X before the chosen answer. Write in the blank spaces or paste another name and vote by marking an X before that name.
The Progressive Party selected a candidate for the unexpired term as state treasurer. Delegates and party officials announced the nomination at a meeting, outlining priorities on fiscal reform and transparent budgeting. The nominee vows to restore public trust and improve financial oversight.
The text directs electors to mark an X in the square before each candidate they intend to vote for. Voters may write in or paste over names in blank spaces and vote for the chosen person by marking an X before that name.
Ballot announces judicial primary race between Albert H. Angstman and E. E. Collins. Polls run from 12:00 noon until 7:00 p.m. Returns posted in the courtroom at the courthouse. For updates call 111-W.
The document records multiple notices about fiscal planning in Beaverhead County Montana from 1950. It includes a notice of a preliminary county budget for 1950 51 inspection dates and a public hearing on August 9 1950 by the County Commissioners. It also notes a preliminary budget for all school districts within the county and the county high school with a required July meeting for final adoption and taxpayer right to attend.
Miss Myrl Erwin rings the old Big Hole bell at six o clock on opening night of the Diamond Bar Inn. The bell, oldest in the basin and once atop Jackson hotel, marks forty nine years since its use in the Erwin hotel era and honors builders John and Mrs. Dooling as Beaverhead County celebrates a landmark project in Montana.
A notice lists terms of service or eligibility: one year in county and six months in county, with periods outside the county and outside continental U S noted. The phrasing implies residency or qualification requirements tied to location changes.
In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County a district court issues a summons for publication in a case where LEO M. PFIFFNER sues ANNA P. BROWN SUSAN PFIFFNER MYRTLE DOD SON RUTH HOLLAND THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF LIMA FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION and unknown claimants over real property and potential liens or clouds on title.
Our appreciation goes to the many friends and neighbors who attended the benefit dance at Diamond Bar Inn last Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stocks express thanks.
Universal Press releases from April 1946 identify Martin Jackson as a champion public servant and re elected trustee of the Jackson school. He joined the school board in 1898 at age 18 and served until his death on March 24 1947. Jackson also served four terms as county commissioner and his death occurred during his fourth term. A tribute honors his lasting public service.
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