Dillon Examiner Records Show Submission Date and Title
The Dillon Examiner is listed as entering September 20, 1902, in Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1870 act.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1935
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner is listed as entering September 20, 1902, in Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1870 act.
A progress report by L A Campbell for the National Resources Board outlines a state wide water conservation program in Montana to span over ten years. Thirteen projects totaling about 4.285 million dollars have been filed with the Public Works Administration and include Red Lodge Rock Creek and multiple irrigation and flood control efforts across Jefferson Meagher Madison Gallatin and Beaverhead counties among others.
Mr and Mrs Fred Chapman and family were among the Dillon people who spent Sunday at Wik horn Springs. A A Curnutt confined at home ten days with a concussion from a can falling on his head while unloading refash at the city dump. Alex Crosby and son Robert left for Rochester Minnesota for Mayo Clinic examination. Mrs Crosby continues to Chicago for beauty culture school. Mrs W B Hartwig and son Tom returned from Rochester where Tom went through Mayo clinic. Robert Lister and Dave Metlen and daughter of California and Mrs Brown of Birney guests at George R Metlen home. Harvey Sorenson returned from vacation to Teton park and other points with Lawrence Fenner of California visiting Dillon. S Rogan of Boulder City Nevada guests of Joe Gelhaus. Billy Tait brought to Barrett hospital after being kicked in the face by a horse at Paddock ranch Grasshopper valley. Elizabeth Clemon of Jackson spent Monday in the city. Warren Crane returned from Chateau after death of his father. H Hoffland of Edmonds Washington visiting Daisy Hildreth. Mrs W A Graeter Gabriella Mudd and Tia Stephenson motored to Butte. Dr R S Gilman and family of Providence Rhode Island spending summer with L M Gilman, meeting his Brown University professor brother for first time in 25 years. Wallace Francis of Wisdom was a Dillon visitor Friday.
In Alton Illinois the Mississippi shallows saw catfish leap and flop after dawn as men speculate mash from Peoria distillery fire intoxicated the fish. Dock operator Carl Steiner notes burned sugar odor in water while ferryboat man Carl Farr reports the catch tastes normal despite the antics.
The historic brig Niagara, used by Commodore Perry to break the British line at the Battle of Lake Erie, will be restored with a $25,000 appropriation from the State of Pennsylvania.
Townsend July 27 a murder and suicide appear linked to a Black Widow spider kept under glass by local residents. The spider bred after a long captivity, killing herself after her brood hatched. J. A. Brinton reported to state labs in Bozeman observations show the spider dead as the eggs hatched. The piece recalls a similar tale of maternal self sacrifice and deadly offspring.
North Montana fair runs August 6 to 10 with 300 Hereford cattle from 22 states, offering 7506 in cash prizes. The sale features 41 top animals from 14 states, auctioneered by Fred Reppert and L E Sedgwick. The six day program also includes art exhibits, horse racing, auto races, thrilling acts, and a large United Shows midway with 532 employees and four bands.
Notice of sale by Beaverhead County Commissioners at public auction in Dillon Montana at 10 00 am on Tuesday August 6 1936 for Lots 20 and 21 Block 2 Dillon together with of water from Union Ditch Company Ditch the property appraised at 600 00
Beaverhead board of county commissioners filed the preliminary budget for 1935 36 on July 26 1935. The budget is open for inspection until August 7 1935 when a final budget hearing will be held at 10 00 am in the commissioner's office Dillon Montana. Taxpayers may appear and be heard before final appropriations are set. The meeting must conclude by August 12 1936. By order Albert S Baker Clerk of Said Board. 1-11.
Notice to creditors of Maggie Climer deceased. Charles B. Lloyd named administrator requests claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Mail or deliver to Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices in Dillon Montana for processing. Dated July 26 1935 in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana.
Estate of Clara E B Adams deceased invites creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be sent to Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated July 9 1935. First publication in Dillon Examiner July 10 1936.
The State of Montana to defendants Aiken and Minerva C Aiken and B F Osborne. You are summoned to answer the complaint filed in the Beaverhead District Court within twenty days after service, or default judgment will be entered. The action seeks the relief demanded by plaintiff R Leslie Jones.
Court orders Estella C. Husted administratrix to appear August 9 1935 to show cause why estate personal property including 85 cows 75 calves and bulls should not be mortgaged for 2500 as prayed. Publication authorized in Dillon Examiner. Also notice from executor of Cynthia A. Jenkins estate to creditors to file claims by four months after first publication.
The suit seeks $278.93 with 10 percent interest from December 28, 1929, plus attorney fees and costs. Notes executed by Austin J. Aiken and Minerva Aiken secured by a real estate mortgage are foreclosed. The action aims to extinguish all other claims and enforce junior lien rights in the mortgaged premises. The case is filed in Dillon Montana with Clerk Fred Rife issuing the summons.
In the District Court of the Fiji Judicial District of the State Montana Executor Bertellow W Megquire gives notice to creditors and all persons having claims against Charles H. Phillips deceased to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months of the first publication to the Executor at Gilbert McFadden law offices Dillon Montana. Dated at Dillon Montana July 8, 1935. First publication July 10, 1936 in the Dillon Examiner.
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