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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1930
Page
2
Publication details for The Dillon Examiner show second class mail status since September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana under the 1879 Congress act. Editorial and business management address instructions are directed to the newspaper.
A Montana newspaper editorial praises Congressman Scott Leavitt for securing 750000 for canal rehab and expansion of the Big Ditch in Bitter Root valley. It argues Leavitt should be joined in the Senate by Albert J. Galen to form a stronger bipartisan team benefiting irrigation projects across the state.
A historic world wide farm census will catalog livestock and crop totals across nations. For the first time the same plan covers all countries, with data released over two years and potential price impacts for meat, grain, and produce in markets.
The International Institute of Agriculture in Rome leads a food and materials census under U S and European support. Dr Leno Estabrook heads the project with U S involvement. David Lubin's early calls for accurate agricultural data helped spark a 1924 cooperative agreement among the Institute, the United States Department of Agriculture and the European Rockefeller foundation.
Dillon golfers dominated Great Falls state amateur event closing Sunday. Dr. A. H. Mc Farland defeated Jones of Livingston to win the seventh flight and Ralph Harding beat Frost of Great Falls for the eighth flight. Dillon delegates in attendance included W. B. Hartwig George Gosman Ralph Harding Dr. and Mrs A H McFarland Paul Bramsman W G Gilbert Dr and Mrs W H Stephan Bobby and Walter Stephan and W M Stone.
A Battle Creek physician is quoted praising relief from constipation and introduces Rexall Orderlies tablets. The product allegedly draws water into the colon to soften waste and induce a natural movement without habit or dose escalation. Chew one at night for a brighter next day. 24 for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores.
Classified notice seeking a furnished or partly furnished modern house with five or more rooms available after September 1 or 15. Contact phone number 348. reference 52-11.
The Beaverhead Board of County Commissioners filed the Preliminary Budget for 1930-1931 on July 25 1930. Taxpayers may inspect it until August 6 1930 when a final budget hearing will be held at 10 00 a m in the Commissioners Office Dillon Montana. The meeting must conclude by August 11 1930. An ordinance introduces annual appropriation for Dillon for the year starting July 1 1930.
City of Dillon Montana adopts a 1930 fiscal year ordinance detailing fund allocations, salaries for officers including City Treasurer and Police Chief, and publishing in the Dillon Examiner. It lists General Fund 15000, Street & Alley 4000, Water 31000, Library 850, Cemetery 1000, and other district funds totaling 50268.98 with specified monthly mayoral and clerical salaries. The ordinance becomes effective upon passage and approval and is certified by City Clerk Theo F. McFadden with official seal.
Edward and James Flynn are named as heirs at law in a probate matter involving a $200000 estate. They are sons of John Flynn and Henrietta Goodlefife, who were married in Ireland in 1844. Relatives should contact Commercial Service Bureau Inc at 105 West Monroe Street Chicago Illinois.
Department of the Interior notice states Joseph Stroud of Dillon Montana filed intention to prove up a stockraising homestead claim on sections 3 and 4 township 11 south range 7 west principal meridian before Fred Rife district court clerk in Dillon on August 18 1930. Witnesses named include Frank Schultz Otis D. Bullis Joan Kent and Howard J. Kent all of Dillon and Twin Bridges.
Notice to John O Donnell and heirs that co-owner has spent 200.00 dollars on Eagle Lode Mining Claim in Bloody Dick district Beaverhead Montana for 1929 and 1930 to hold the claim. One fourth share due as co-owner 50.00 dollars, payable within ninety days after service of this notice.
In the District Court Beaverhead County Montana Fifth Judicial District notice to creditors and all persons with claims against Terence Flynn deceased. Four months after first publication to present claims with vouchers to the administrator Hubert Flynn at Gilbert Gilbert McFadden Dillon Montana. Dated July 28 1930. First publication in Dillon Examiner July 28 1930.
The State of Montana has filed applications for numerous land selections in sections and townships across Montana under an 1891 act. A posted list of lands is available for inspection at the Great Falls land office. Protest against mineral rather than agricultural value may be filed before final approval, with failure to protest noted as evidence of nonmineral character. Frank Lechner of Melrose, Montana, filed notice to prove up a stockraising entry in Dillon on August 4, 1930, before U.S. Commissioner Frank A. Hazelbaker.
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