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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1934
Page
2
Public notice printed in the Dillon Examiner dated September 20 1902 Dillon Montana cites a matter filed under the March 3 1879 act and requires compliance or response. The brief lists official action and location with reliance on federal statute.
Butte merchants receive notice from Lewis Penwell, IRS district collector, that any violator of Montana liquor laws will pay a $1000 federal special tax. Failure to pay leads to federal prosecution, payment confirms guilt of state violations. notices explain section 701 of the 1926 Revenue Act and the distinction from state licenses.
Secretary Perkins dispatched P W Chappell to Montana to work on settlement of the miners strike at Anaconda Copper company mines. Chappell, who spent weeks in Butte, left July 13 after the Butte Miners union rejected a proposal to send a delegation to Washington to confer with government officials about the strike.
Pie lovers hail cheese dressed pies as a modern delight. An old custom of serving grated American cheese with pie shines as a trend with blackberry and other fruit pies kissed by sharp golden cheese. The article shares cheese enriched crusts and pastry tips for tarts and turnovers.
Montana taxpayers pay about 85 dollars per year for an elementary pupil and 84 dollars for a high school pupil. A 1933 county survey shows wide variation among counties, with Mineral as the high at 190 per pupil and Daniels as the low at 62. Counties Ogle, Toole, Powell, Granite, Cascade, Lake, Missoula, Lewis and Clark, Yellowstone, Phillips, Blaine, Park, Hill, Flathead also listed with per pupil figures.
An article extols daily iodine intake to prevent goiter and thyroid issues, noting fish and seafood as primary sources. It includes several fish dish recipes like Salmon Gratin, Salmon Mold, Codfish in Cream Sauce, Codfish Flakes, and Chicken and Oyster Patties, emphasizing canned fish retain iodine.
A Dil lon resident showcases an extraordinary hollyhock display on the west side of town. An avenue of tall vibrant blooms lines the sidewalk and yard with heavy color and forest sized stalks, breaking all records this year.
Mrs W K Hall was a visitor to Butte yesterday with no further details available.
For sale items include book cases shelves library table chest of drawers large leather rocker office desk and chair 54 inch dining table with six leaves and more. Mrs T J Simons 24 Pacific Ave South Phone 156 W 1 11.
The State of Montana summons a defendant in Beaverhead District Court to answer a complaint seeking an absolute divorce and custody of the minor child. Grounds include desertion and neglect of common necessities for over a year, despite ability to provide. Date on record is July 24 1934 with John Collins of Dillon Montana representing the plaintiff.
Judicial District of Walburg McKeehen seeks dissolution of marriage from Orville McKeehen. Plaintiff requests custody of minor Sally Joan McKeehen, $50 monthly support, attorney fees, and costs. Case filed July 20, 1934. attorney Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden of Dillon, Montana.
Notice is given that on Monday July 30 1934 at 10:00 a.m. in the court room the will of Mary J Waters deceased will be proved and John Waters may apply for letters testamentary. Any interested person may appear and contest. Court seal by Deputy Clerk Francis J Gelus.
Notice states that James L Fightning, a deceased resident of Los Angeles County California, has had a probate in California. John Collins filed in Beaverhead County Montana for letters of administration with will annexed. A hearing is set in Dillon Montana Court Room at 10 a.m. on July 30 1984 for interested parties to object.
Treasury Department Procurement Division solicits proposals for a Dillon Montana federal building site. Bids open publicly in the Dillon post office at 9:00 a m on July 21, 1934. Public works branch assigns due consideration to qualified firms and locations.
The notice outlines sale or donation procedures with bidder eligibility and agent limitations. Prospective bidders must be actual property owners when possible, with documentary evidence of agent authority attachable to proposals. Postmaster will issue proposal blanks and a circular with bid requirements, and data to accompany bids.
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