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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1935
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner is recorded as entered on September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana as second class matter under the act of Congress of March 3 1879.
Seven field parties operate statewide under Montana Bureau of Mines and Geology this summer. Dr. Eugene Perry leads science and resource reports on natural gas artesian wells groundwater and dam sites while Prof. Paul Schafer studies chromite deposits with Princeton collaboration. Dr. C F Deiss maps Cambrian formations in western Montana as Dr Harold W Scott surveys gold bearing gravels in the Gravelly Range.
Dr. Silvernail of Bridgeport Nebraska hooked a 37 pound Mackinaw trout in Heart Lake, Yellowstone Park, 38 inches long with a 22 1/2 inch girth. The catch, made with guide W. E. Peterson and five companions, required 45 minutes to land from 100 feet of water. Other measurements include jaw 5 inches and tail 10 inches. the fish drew crowds at West Thumb Ranger Station before mounting.
National Parks Airways will inaugurate daily flights from Salt Lake City to West Yellowstone gateway to Yellowstone National Park starting Sunday July 21. The service, first to a park gateway, will operate round trips between Butte and West Yellowstone excluding Sundays and holidays, carrying mail and express alongside passengers.
Professor O A Dingman may lead a follow up expedition to Bravels at 8000 feet to assess gold recovery possibilities from high gravel deposits. A M Sahinen will study Highland district near Butte, famed for pure placer gold, while Michael Clapp investigates Hellgate quartzite and Lake limestone. W Worth Krieg el conducts state wide clay resource survey with large summer samples tested in winter.
In Beaverhead County Montana the district court orders Estella C. Husted administratrix to show cause why estate property including 85 cows 75 calves and 3 bulls should not be mortgaged for 2500 dollars. Hearing set for August 9 1936 with publication in Dillon Examiner. Deputy clerk Francis J. Gelhaug.
Executrix Imogene Rice requests creditors and all those with claims against Cynthia A Jenkins deceased to present them with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims to be sent to John Collins law offices at Poin dexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. First published July 17 1935.
During the past fiscal year 2114 young men in the Intermountain region sought enlistment through the Salt Lake recruiting district and 383 were actually enlisted. Next year expect a large rise in enlistments with the same strict qualifying standards.
Navy ships report Absent Without Leave infractions as crews miss watch duties due to gaps in ship schedules. Civilian transit options carry civilians to destinations on time, while navy personnel rely on ship timetables for punctuality.
The Boston circuit court ruling on processing taxes under the Agricultural Adjustment Act creates confusion as the Supreme Court awaits a winter decision. Officials push ahead with crop control and benefit payments, noting potential tax refunds for packers and the impact on hog markets. The piece contrasts farm interests and recalls a 19th century slave trade enforcement anecdote.
In the District Court of the Fifth Beaverhead, Clara E Adams is deceased. Dan Adams is administrator. Creditors and claimants must exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to Gilbert Gilbert McFadden at South Idaho Street Dillon Montana. Dated July 9 1936 Dillon Montana first publication July 10 1985.
Plaintiff R Leslie Jones sues Austin J Aiken Minerva C Aiken and B F Osborne in Montana. Defendants must answer within twenty days of service. failure to respond will result in default judgment for relief demanded in the complaint. This action seeks to secure a judgment.
The case files allege Austin J. Aiken and Minerva C. Aiken owe $278.93 with 10 percent interest from December 28, 1929, plus attorney fees and costs. The suit, filed in the district court, seeks foreclosure of a real estate mortgage securing the notes and to extinguish junior claims to the plaintiff’s mortgage. Court records show Clerk Fred Rife issued the order with deputy Francis Gelhaus.
Charles H. Phillips deceased names Bertellow W. Megquier as executor. Creditors and claimants must present vouchers within ten months of first publication to the law offices of Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden in Dillon Montana. Notice dated July 8 1935 with first publication July 10 1935.
Mrs Robert Hickey of Roseville California says a doctor prescribed Kruschen Salts and she lost 17 pounds in six weeks. She dismisses gossip and endorses the remedy as safe and effective. A jar lasts four weeks and costs a small amount with directions to take half a teaspoon in hot water each morning. All druggists carry Kruschen.
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