Dillon Examiner editorial department address notice
Notice indicates the Dillon Examiner records editorial and business management correspondence address details as of September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana under federal act.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1932
Page
2
Notice indicates the Dillon Examiner records editorial and business management correspondence address details as of September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana under federal act.
Frank A. Hazelbaker campaigns for the Republican nomination pledging lower taxes fairly distributed and real government economy. With eight years in the state senate and four as lieutenant governor, he argues a practical retrenchment is needed to relieve Montana taxpayers and boost agriculture, labor, and industry.
A fear less police adventure and political drama unfolds at Hartwig theater next Tuesday starring Sally Eilers Spencer Tracy and El Brendel. The odd romance between rivals provides a striking twist as the hero plans to marry another man at the end.
Loretta Young, famed First National star, changed seven outfits in one day for Week-End Marriage. She praised designer Orry Kelly for creating twenty costumes for the film and noted the gowns were crafted especially for her. The Hartwig Theatre screening arrives next Sunday and Monday.
Beaverhead voters receive notices from Lucie F. Walker and Glenna Yonce announcing Republican bids for County Superintendent of Schools and Clerk of Court. Walker cites education, teaching, and local tax status. Yonce lists 22 years in the county and 15 years in law offices, pledging economical, faithful service if nominated and elected.
Ernest I. Orr Jr announces nomination for county surveyor on the Democratic ticket at the upcoming primary election. He is a Dillon native and Beaverhead native son with civil engineering training from Montana State College and experience with the Interstate Commerce Commission Bureau of Valuation. He pledges economical administration and dedicated service to taxpayers.
Sam Freeman, a fifty year Beaverhead resident and former livestock producer, announces his GOP sheriff nomination bid. He notes seven challengers, vows economy, impartiality, prompt response, and support for the winner, aiming to serve taxpayers well if elected at the July 19 primary.
A Beaverhead County native candidate announces for the county superintendent of schools on the Democratic ticket. She describes six years of teaching experience and education from Beaverhead County High School Montana State Normal College and studies at the University of Washington.
Vivienne Osborne Gloria Shea and Aline MacMahon join the female lead. Norman Foster George Brent Allan Lane and Roscoe Karns fill major male roles. Thornton Freeland directs.
Alex Crosby announces candidacy for Beaverhead County sheriff on the Republican ticket for the approaching primaries. He cites sixteen years in the county with prior roles at Lima and Jackson Bannack, including deputy sheriff duties and peace officer work. He pledges a twenty four hour shift and rapid response to calls July 19 if elected.
Ambrose Henneberry announces in Beaverhead County Republican column his bid for Clerk of the Court in the July 19 primary. He says he grew up on a Ryan's Canyon ranch, was educated in Dillon and Beaverhead schools, and promises a strong campaign and a capable record if elected.
Beaverhead county voters are urged to consider Justin D. Brundage for sheriff. Born and raised locally he emphasizes lifelong familiarity with residents and places, family roots, plan for homes and schooling, and a pledge to impartial service and strict economy if elected.
Preliminary school budgets for Beaverhead County Montana for the 1932 school year are on file for inspection. The Board of School Budget Supervisors will meet at the county courthouse at 9 o clock in the morning on July 25 1932 to examine adopt and approve the budgets. The meeting may adjourn daily but not later than the second Monday in August 1932. Taxpayers may appear and be heard. Dated July 12 1932. GLADYS GARR County Superintendent of Schools and Clerk of Board of School Budget Supervisors Beaverhead County Montana 51-11.
Notice to water users requires all water delivery orders for the season to be in the water commissioners by Tuesday July 19 1932 at 6 pm. District Judge Lyman H Bennett signs. Also church notices: First Lutheran Church no service July 17 at Dillon. Jackson Community Church service July 17 at 2:30 pm. Wisdom Community Church service July 17 at 8 pm. Ladies Aid to meet July 21 at the pastor's home.
The Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners announces a public auction of county lands on August 10, 1932, at 2 p.m. at the front door of the county courthouse. The sale follows an order by the board and will proceed under specified terms.
The Beaverhead County commissioners list extensive tracts in Big Hole and East Beach Irrigation Districts in Beaverhead Montana. Described parcels include multiple sections in Townships 2S 8W and 2S 16W with prices set at 2.00 per acre and 1.50 per acre. Also included is Lot 6 of Block 18 in the Dillon Original Townsite.
Beaverhead County advertises sale of lands appraised at 800 dollars with terms: cash on purchase, or 20 percent cash and balance over up to five years at 6 percent interest. Bids must equal 90 percent of appraised value. Dated July 5, 1932, in Dillon Montana.
The executrix Esther W. Miller of Reuben P. Willard deceased publishes a notice to creditors. Claims must be presented within ten months of first publication to the law offices of Gilbert Gilbert McFadden Dillon Beaverhead Montana. First published June 29 1932.
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