Christian Science Services in Dillon Held Sunday
The Christian Science Society on Yeaman block Center street held services Sunday at 11 a.m with the subject God the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday school met at 9:45. A Wednesday 8 p.m testimonial meeting welcomed all. George W. Shelton, former U S district attorney, spent Monday in Dillon on legal matters as attorney for C S Muffley, receiver for the Boston Development company.
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Christian Science Society
Yeaman Block
Center Street
George W. Shelton
United States
Dillon
Mr. Shelton
C. S. Muffley
Boston Development Company
Babson says labor demand poses no threat to business
Roger Babson argues in Wellesley Hills that current labor demands do not threaten business. He cites wage readjustment, improved productivity, and lower deflation as factors stabilizing the economy, with inflation-era pressure easing and workers urged to raise output rather than wages.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
Roger Babson
Mr. Babson
Babson
Convocation Program Highlights by Junior Class
The Junior Class led Convocation on May 2 with a Junior chorus song and a duet by Stuart Des Rosier and Truman Smith. Ella Free played heroine and Wilson McDermand played Romeo in Romeo and Juliet, with Angie McGinty and Ruth Nichols dancing Springtime. A clever play College Work closed the program. Mrs Mary O Brien and Mrs Ann Johnson with Mr and Mrs Edgar Rife and child visited Sheridan for Memorial Day. Clair and Jay Cosgrove returned from Salt Lake City where they attended Utah University and plan for medical college.
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Stuart Des Rosier
Truman Smith
Ella Free
Wilson
Mary O’brien
Ann Johnson
Edgar Rife
Sheridan
Clair
Jay Cosgrove
Salt Lake City
Utah University
Sheriff Sale notices be held in Dillon Montana 1923
Sheriff to sell at front door of court house Dillon Beaverhead County Montana on June 16 1923 at 2 pm the real estate described as portions of sections 27 34 33 35 township 13 range 7 west including N E and N E etc terms cash Frankie Maynard plaintiff against George Conley and George Conley administrator of Mary Wadams deceased action to foreclose mortgage title to land in Montana county Beaverhead official notice dated May 22 1923 Sheriff W D Ross undersheriff 42-4
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Frankie Maynard
George Conley
Mary Wadams
Court House
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
NEY - Ae Sane
West Montana
P. M
Beaverhead County
Ony
W. D. Ross
Undersheriff
District Court Order In Beaverhead County Case 1923
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court issues an order directing all creditors of the Boston Montana Corporation and related defendants to file with the Receiver. The action involves Otto L Heater as plaintiff and multiple Boston Montana affiliated corporations as defendants. The order was entered March 22, 1923 in the Fifth Judicial District.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
Beaverhead County
Otto L. Heater
Boston- Montana Corporation
Boston & Montana Milling and Power Company
Montana Southern Railway Company
Boston & Montana Development Company
Pitth Judicial District
Creditors Ordered to File Claims Against Named Defendants
A court order directs all creditors to file sworn statements of their claims within ninety days at the office of receivers in Butte Montana. Statements must be verified before qualified officers and attach any related written instruments. Notices will run in Globe Boston and Dillon Examiner. deadline is May 22, 1923.
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Globe
Boston
Massachusetts
Dillon Examiner
Dillon
Montana
Lewisohn
Butte
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McOnta
Montana State Hail Insurance
Colunty
State Board of Hail Insurance
Helena, Montana
Shelton
Anderson Market
N. Montana
Roger W. Babson
Sheriff's Sale
Lumber & Coal
Southern Montana
Abstract ‘&’ Title Co
Eave E
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Pres
Louis A.almy
Dillon, Montana
E. F. Sill Dillon, Mont
Safety Plus
A. L. Stone
W. A. Graeter
Cashier
First National Bank
the Bank of Strength and Service
Dillon Furniture Co
G. I. Paul
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