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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1937
Page
2
Montana State College extension agronomist Ralph D. Mercer urges growers to select and prepare crop samples carefully for fair displays. A new bulletin Preparing Crop Exhibits outlines best practices for grains grasses and corn to reach an ideal exhibit standard. Bozeman July 20.
The U S bureau of agricultural economics reports prices may fall as lamb marketings rise this summer. Early lamb marketings were delayed by bad weather and feeding. As late lambs move, supplies could rise more than usual in late summer and early fall. Late lamb crop prospects are favorable in most areas.
Mr and Mrs C L Anderson of Long Beach California and their family spent last week at the home of E L Burles here. Mrs Anderson is Mr Burles sister.
Members of the Dillon B and P W club hosted a picnic and shower at Barretts honoring Miss Luella Stickney, Beaverhead county public health nurse departing August 1. Gifts, outdoor lunch, and a pinochle gathering followed.
Mrs Mary Molleur entertained the Northside Country club at her home Tuesday afternoon. The Methodist Ladies Aid society met Thursday afternoon in the church parlors with Mesdames Murray Deputy Hughes and Morrison as joint hostesses. Mrs A W Nelson entertained the Lutheran Ladies Aid society at her home Thursday afternoon.
Miss Helen Finch, director of school orchestras in Oyster Bay, N Y, spends the summer with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. John McLean were called to Helena by the death of Mr. McLean's brother. Mrs. Catherine Caskin of Twin Bridges spent the weekend with her son Gerald. Mrs. A G Williams and Dolores and Miss Jeanne Peterson of Bozeman spent Sunday at Elkhorn Springs. Mr. and Mrs. O M Gerer of Hamilton visited their daughter Mrs. Albert Erickson. Mrs. Fred Hale of California visits sister Mrs. Harris Opp. Mr. and Mrs. William Schmidt left for Spokane to make their home. Howard Candland, Salt Lake cattle buyer, spent a few days in Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dansie spent Monday in Dillon from Jackson.
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station releases Bulletin No. 339 by H. E. Murdock detailing tests of rubber tires and steel wheels on farm tractors. The bulletin includes charts pictures and tables and can be obtained through county agents or by writing to Bozeman.
Rotary Club announces committee assignments including International Service led by J. Ford McBain and Thomas E. Gilbert. Public Health and Crippled Children chaired by William J. Romersa and Frank Tyre. Directors include Ralph McFadden and Harold M. Snow. Farmers to play key role in 1938 agriculture plan. Beginning July 1 the grade Cereal Oats will be renamed Thin Oats.
A square mile drainage area, if conserved, would yield enough water to flood irrigate 25 to 50 acres of crop land.
The Board of School Budget Supervisors will meet on Monday July 26 at 10 00 in the County Superintendent of Schools office to adopt final budgets for the 1937 38 school year. The preliminary budgets are on file and open to inspection. Nell Doyle County Superintendent of Schools.
The Great Falls fair invites Beaverhead county families to Aug 27 events with livestock shows led by Hereford breeders racing to win $10,000, handicraft displays, nightly Soaring High fireworks, a 24 inch shell finale, daily balloon ascensions, auto rollover and airplane crash thrills, wrestling, horse races totaling $16,000, Goodman Wonder rides, and attendance prizes including a $100 opening day award for the millionth gate passer.
The Sunday lesson-sermon for all Churches of Christ Scientist centered on Sacrament with the golden text from Revelation 7 13 14 and a Bible citation from Matthew 5 8. It quotes Mary Baker Eddy on purity and seeing God and notes the standard of purity in Christian Science demonstration.
The administrator of the Henry Williams estate in Beaverhead county Montana requests all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication at the law offices of John Collins Poindexter Block Dillon Montana. First publication 14 1937. GEO. F. DART Administrator of the Estate of Henry Williams.
Luanna Robinson sues Arthur Robinson in Beaverhead County Montana district court seeking dissolution of marriage on grounds of abandonment and failure to provide for the plaintiff for over five years. The defendant must answer within twenty days or face default judgment. case filed June 28, 1937 in Dillon.
In Beaverhead County Montana F X Lechner administrator seeks private sale of decedent real property including multiple lots in Dillon Montana and a 1688 acre tract with detailed metes and bounds. Court schedules appearance July 31 1937 at 10 am to show cause why sale should not be granted. Notice to be published twice in Dillon Examiner. Judge Henry G Rodgers presiding.
Administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Della A Nolan deceased calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be presented to John Colli law offices Beav erly County Montana. First publication June 30, 193F.
The State of Montana and various claimants are notified to appear and answer the complaint filed by Midge B. Henneberry within sixty days of first publication. The suit seeks to establish and forever quiet title in the lands described as all of Section 17 in Township 9 South Range 10 West Montana, with several listed individuals named as potential adverse interests. First publication July 7, 1937.
Thornton and Minor Clinic of Kansas City offers rectal ointment prepared on their private formula. Available in tins for 60 cents or tubes for 75 cents, sold by leading druggists with satisfaction guaranteed or money back.
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