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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1936
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner was entered as second class matter in Dillon Montana on September 20 1902 under the act of March 5 1876. All letters related to the editorial department or business management should be addressed to the designated desk.
Friends praise Frank A. Hazelbaker for a clean campaign and constructive platform. The article commends his dignified approach, refusal to attack opponents, and commitment to Montana’s welfare, noting the broad support for him in the primary and anticipated in the general election.
Los Angeles July 28 Beef remains the staple of American meals and the western states rely on cattle for most wealth. California hosts about 1 8 million head on 110 million acres, with grazing dominating over crops. U S beef demand hits historic highs despite drought, while most beef production stays for domestic consumption. Mr and Mrs Walter Welts and children of Logan Utah visit W D Tovey.
Eye sight expert Dr H H Scarborough will visit the Andrus hotel on Wednesday and Thursday August 5 and 6. Better eyes mean better health. Consult him for eye defects or faulty-fitting glasses with 1 2t.
Miss Edna Johnson and Gerald Caskin of Dillon were married in a quiet Sunday morning ceremony at St Rose Catholic church. Father F X Lechner presided with attendants Mrs Hi ram Rodgers and Kenneth Barry. A solo by Mrs Florence Wall accompanied by Mrs Charlotte Ballard on organ. They left for Missoula after a wedding breakfast at Mrs Paul Temple's home. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Johnson, taught at Highwood Beach and studied at Normal college. The groom, son of Mrs Katherine Caskin, worked at J C Penney and is an assistant manager.
Local residents and relatives travel from Horse Prairie Gibson City and beyond to Dillon for visits and gatherings. Notable mentions include births recoveries and marriages. Henry Nolan's death in Sandusky noted. Eliel Sorenson and Coconaugher families on trips. Ruth Heningrain and Nels Salmonson Jr. wed. regional officials and physicians travel for duties and healing.
Miss Alvaretta Hand of Argenta and Earl Conklin of Dillon wed at Trinity church Centerville. Attendants were Mrs. Howard Carlyon and Charles Shockey. The couple will reside in Dillon after the ceremony.
The Methodist Ladies Aid society will gather tomorrow afternoon in the church parlors with Mrs G A Decker and Mrs R B Herndon as hostesses. The Lutheran Ladies Aid society and Sunday school plan a picnic at Barretts tomorrow afternoon.
Continued from page 1 the event includes an exhibit on Thursday July 6 in the main hall opposite room 209 with Tekla Krftenburg Belt and Charles Cavender Davis from Butte as student directors. Miss Mabel Colby travels to California to enroll at the Chouinard Art Institute in Los Angeles. Florence Nellman will vacation with her parents in New Ulm Minnesota. Melissa Minger will be at home in Boise Idaho until September training school opens.
Western Railroad announces passenger service now matches the duration of a Chicago to Butte run six years ago.
Classified notice from HANSON AUTO SCHOOL Fargo North Dakota invites applicants to learn auto mechanics and welding. Practical training advertised with no books, free catalog available by writing to Box 1780 X. Date 1-21.
The Beaverhead County commissioners completed and filed the 1936 37 preliminary budget on July 25 1936. It will be open for inspection in the county clerk and recorder office until Wednesday August 5 1936 when the board will reconvene to fix the final budget.
The Beaverhead board of county commissioners schedules a budget hearing on Aug. 5, 1936 at 10:00 a.m. in the courthouse in Dillon Montana. Taxpayers may appear and comment before final budget and appropriations for the fiscal year. The meeting must conclude by Aug. 10, 1936. Albert Baker, Clerk of Said Board.
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Frank Eliel deceased is administered by executor Lambert Eliel. Creditors and claimants are to present their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication to Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices Dillon Montana the place for estate business. First publication in Dillon Examiner July 29 1936.
In the District Court of the Fifth, Maggie Climer's administrator announces a private sale of all estate property on August 14, 1936, to the highest bidder under stipulated terms and subject to court confirmation. The notice identifies the administrator and the estate being settled.
Lots 15 and 16 of Block 8 Original Townsite Armstead Beaverhead County Montana and all personal property of Maggie Climer deceased to be sold. Real estate terms cash or 50 percent cash with balance due in six months secured by mortgage. 10 percent cashier's check deposit with bid. Personal property: cash. Bids in writing to Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden Dillon Montana or Clerk of District Court between July 29 and August 14 1936. Charles B H Lloyd administrator of estate of Maggie Climer deceased.
Notice invites sealed bids to supply about 300 tons of stoker slack coal delivered to district school houses in Beaverhead County Montana. Bids due Aug 13 1936 at 3 pm with details available from F P Bulger Clerk. First published July 22 1936.
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