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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1914
Page
4
The notice states Dillon Montana born weekly paper published Wednesdays under Henry If Crittenden as managing editor. It indicates second class mailing, ongoing until ordered discontinued and arrears paid. Subscription price two dollars per year in advance.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers open inspection of subscription records and mailing lists to advertisers.
The June crop report from the department of agriculture predicts record U S yields with about 900 million bushels of wheat and large outputs of oats and barley. Corn uncertainty remains but overall bumper crops promise prosperity for farmers and increased demand on railway transport. The new currency law should ease money movement, boosting farm financing via the federal reserve system.
The Adams Express company forms an Order and Food Products Bureau to collect and ship farm goods at or below parcel post rates. Agents collect butter eggs chickens vegetables and fruits from farms, ship to cities for sale at postable prices, with net proceeds to producers. The venture aims to extend beyond current post office limits and boost public service.
The proposal argues parcel post will offset lost business, simplify marketing for producers, and save consumers. It claims express companies should favor the new system over lobbying to curb the government service, predicting public support and cooperation.
The House passed three anti trust measures Covington interstate trade commission Clayton anti trust and railway securities. Senate action likely with possible amendments but core provisions expected to pass. Congress plans to end this session with significant accomplishments and lawmakers prepare for a quieter period afterward.
The writer expresses astonishment at Republican contemporaries who have not blamed President Wilson for the collapse of a major London banking house, noting the lack of partisan accusation amid the financial affair.
A promising aviator remains optimistic about career growth and opportunities at the highest levels. He believes there is ample room at the top for skilled pilots and continued advancement.
The line suggests skill gaps across games with poker seeming simple but bridge proving challenging, hinting at a comparison of card games and competitive demands. It notes that victory in one game does not guarantee ease in another.
Straw hats capture breeze and steer fashion trends as summer markets reveal portable airflow chic. Local vendors report rising sales of woven palettes and lightweight fibers shaping coastal wardrobes.
Miss Barbour, director of the Kindergarten department at the State Normal School in Superior Wisconsin, arrived in Dillon to head the kindergarten department of the training school. Thirty six pupils enrolled for the six weeks. three hundred sixty opera chairs and equipment arrived for the auditorium. a formal opening will be held next week with programs by notable state speakers.
A notice states the subject will be at the Placer Hotel starting after July first and plans to remain at home.
A fragmented OCR list includes names such as Gust Anderson J M Carlisle J D Climer Katherine Johnson Harry Kajin Lawrence J W Ty idelburgh McCoy Moffett W M Sanford Jed Saunders Mike Shoemaker Carl Stevens Bill Thompson I P Walker Orville Poindexter, identified as postmaster in the readable portion of a public notice.
In Dillon township Montana Bea Verbead county justice court Judge Louis Stahl presiding defendants Lee Beers Y Burris and Pacific Coast Advertising Sign Co are summoned to answer the complaint filed in this action. The suit seeks 14.45 dollars plus costs arising from a contract and warns that failure to appear or answer by July 18 1914 will result in default judgment. Robison Gilbert attorneys for the plaintiff.
In Beaverhead County Montana the Fifth Judicial District Court sets July 6 1914 at 10 am in the courthouse as the proving of the will of Josephine R Abrams deceased and the hearing on letters testamentary to Robison Gilbert and T E Gilbert. Interested persons may appear and contest. Clerk C W Conger seals. Attorneys Robison Gilbert for the estate.
I C W Conger referee appointed by the court will sell 480 acres in Beaverhead County Montana in multiple described tracts. Public auction at the Beaverhead county courthouse on Thursday June 18 1914 at 12 o clock M. Terms: cash or one half cash with balance secured by first mortgage. Proceeds to settle rights of parties. Dated May 27 1914.
Department of the interior notice records Andreas Besek of Melrose Montana filing to make final five year proof on land described as EK SW% seu 24 lot 4 NW14 NW14 gee 25 TY 28 range 10 W Montana meridian In Dillon Montana before U S commissioner I A Hazleba ker on July 15 1914 Witnesses named by claimant.
Charles Ek of Dillon Montana filed intention to make final three year proof to establish a land claim on parcels in section 80 township 7S range 7W and section 25 township 7S range 8W Montana meridian before U S commissioner I A Hazelbaker on July 7 1914. The filing includes witnesses John Meladyen Simon Langdorf Robert Miller and John McLaren all from Dillon. Register 425 Jog Binnard отмет
Edward W. Kemper of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make final the homestead described for Ny section 8 township 6 S range 7 W Montana meridian before F A Hazelbaker U S commissioner at Dillon July 8 1914. Witnesses Ed wards McRobert Marion C Bradley James W Kemper Stephen C Cook all Dillon Montana. 425 Jos Binnard Register.
Notice is hereby given that Jucy Jane Jemper of Dillon Montana filed to homestead on February 26 1910 for eight acres in section eight township six south range seven west Montana meridian before F A Hazelbaker U S commissioner Dillon Montana on the eighth day of Claimant names as witnesses Md.
The National Wool Warehouse of Chicago estimates declines in Montana wool regions with falls from Creat Falls to Fallon, averaging about 40 percent statewide. They quote a 1912 Montana shearings figure of 4,800,000, implying a potential 2,580,000 if the decline holds. Northwestern Stockman and Farmer.
Notice states a probate of the will of Joseph Gauthier deceased, with Mary Gauthier named as guardian for letters testamentary. The hearing and annotation occur at the court on a stated day and time, with clause inviting interested parties to appear and contest. Dated June 17, with Clerk C W Conger and attorneys Johnson and Gilbert for the estate.
A notice from Beaverhead Montana records a sale of real estate under a partition order. Plaintiffs R J Selway Albert F Selway Ada Selway Mark Selway Alice Selway Alice A Selway Jessie G Smith T E Smith versus defendants George D Selway Helen Selway. An order issued May 9 1914 appointed a referee to sell the property under district court seal.
John H. Alvord assistant attorney general married in California on May 20 returned to Dillon with his wife for a four day visit. They were hosted by Emmyn D. White and wife on South Washington street and entertained at a Monday dinner with about twenty of Dillon's younger set. They departed for Helena.
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