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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1933

Page

2

Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Movements And Changes

Miss Josephine Erwin returns home from Chicago after three weeks at the Century of Progress. Misses Mary Lou and Fritzi White visit from Chicago to stay with Mrs. E. G. Free. Miss Kay Gilbert leaves Dillon for Tacoma after a week with Miss Dorothy Blinn. Miss Helen Wilkinson returns from Carleton College Northfield Minnesota. McFadden's stock and fixtures sold to Henry Gleed, Hart Wheat assignee, with reopening planned. Mary Ruth Simpson undergoes appendectomy at Barrett hospital. Four men plead guilty to a disturbance and get floaters in Judge Stahl's court. Ruth Wolfe visits Jim Jensen ranch Medicine Lodge. Ethel Anderson leaves for home near Jackson after visiting Miss Winnifred Mitchell. Altar boys of St Rose church enjoy a plunge party hosted by Rev Father F X Lechner at Elkhorn Springs.

St. Rose Church F. X. Lechner Elkhorn Springs

Dillon Social Roundup and Visiting Names

Miss May Clemon of Jackson spent last Friday in Dillon. Mrs. Margaret Lasich and daughters of Los Angeles are visiting Dillon friends. Earl Cantrell of Dell was a business visitor in Dillon Saturday. Tom Morrow and Donald Light have returned from California where they have been attending Stanford University. The latter will leave soon for Germany where he will study. Frank Little, Oregon Agricultural College athlete, arrived Monday from Corvallis with his wife and son Tommy and will spend the summer in Dillon. Mr and Mrs Philip Lovell are the parents of a son born Saturday morning at Barrett hospital. County Attorney James E. Kelly and family and Mrs Joseph F. Gelhaus and daughter Mary spent the first of the week with relatives in Boulder and Helena. The Montana Auto Supply company received a carload of new Chevrolets Monday. The fire department team of the Junior baseball league defeated the Elks team Friday night 7 6 after two extra innings. Austin Linder of Blaine spent Saturday in Dillon. Floyd Kenison of Dell was a Dillon visitor Monday. Hiram Brundage Jr has returned from Seattle where he has been attending the University of Washington. K L Martinson of the Jefferson Valley News was a Dillon visitor Friday from Whitehall. Fred Gilbert of Alder spent the week end in Dillon. The regular dance will be held at Dillmont park Saturday night with the Orange Crush orchestra furnishing its usual high class brand of melody.

Tom Morrow Donald Light California Stanford University Germany Frank Little Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis Tommy Dillon Philip Lovell Barrett Hospital James E. Kelly Joseph F. Gelhaus Mary Boulder Helena Montana Auto Supply Company Fire Department Elks Austin Linder Blaine Floyd Kenison Dell Hiram Brundage, Jr Seattle University of Washington K. L. Martinson The Jefferson Valley News Whitehall Fred Gilbert Alder Dillmont Park Orange Crush Orchestra

Telephone's edge in hiring touted in Mountain States

A job ad notes a man who can be reached by telephone in the morning often lands work since quick contact saves time and helps in errands and emergencies. The piece highlights the telephone's value for a few cents a day and cites Mountain States as context.

Repair Work Wanted by First-Class Machinist

Wanted repair work for baying machinery by a first class machinist. References John Peterson Grant A E Olson Williamson House Dillon 48 21.

John Peterson Grant A. E. Olson Williamson House Dillon

Bids Sought for 300 Tons Stoker Slack Coal for Schools

Notice from Beaverhead County Montana calls for sealed bids by July 18 1933 at 3 pm for about 300 tons of stoker slack coal to be delivered to district school house bins. Details on size and other specs available from Clerk F P Bulger. First publication June 21 1933.

F. P. Bulger Beaverhead County Montana

Notice of Tax Sold Interest in Montana Mining Claim

Notice to Mrs Mamie Anderson Copeland and To Whom It May Concern that an undivided one fourth interest in the Ber Lin Lode Mining Claim Lot 40 Section 10 Township 2S Range 9W Beaverhead County Montana was sold for delinquent taxes for 1927 to Beaverhead County Montana on January 23.

Mamie Anderson Copeland Berlin Lode Range 9 Montana Base Meridian Beaverhead County Beaverhead

Beaverhead County News Office Spotlight

The Examiner highlights Beaverhead’s local newspaper rooted in county interests. It profiles the newsroom as a voice for residents and a beacon for community affairs in the region.

Tax deed notice for Beaverhead County Montana sale

Delinquent property sold for 1931 taxes with a redemption deadline of January 28 1931. Larry Weir as assignee will apply July 20 1933 for deed. certificate 2204 records this sale and outstanding costs totaling 13 76 dollars. Dated Dillon Montana June 9 1931.

Beaverhead County Montana J. Mra Larry Wier Dillon

Notice to Creditors Mohler Estate Dillon Montana 1938

In the District Court of Beaverhead Montana the administratrix Carrie Tourtellot administratrix of the estate of Arthur W Mohler Deceased notifies creditors and all persons with claims to present them within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown with vouchers at Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices South Idaho Street Dillon Montana. Dated May 31 1938 first publication in Dillon Examiner May 31 1938.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Arthur W. Mohler Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden Idaho Street Dillon Carrie Tourtellot Dillon Examiner J. Frank Gilleland

Notice to creditors in estate of George M. Clemow

The executrix Elizabeth A. Clemow of the estate of George M. Clemow deceased gives notice to creditors and all persons in Beaverhead County Montana to present claims within ten months after the first publication. Claims must be sent to the law offices of Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden Dillon Montana, the place for probate. First publication Dillon Examiner May 31, 1933.

Beav erhead County Estate Notice for J Frank Gilleland

Beaverhead County Montana notice of administration for the estate of J Frank Gilleland. Administrator invites all claims at the law offices of Gilbert Gilbert and McFadden Dillon Montana. Filing and probate actions to be conducted at the county seat under Montana law.

Obituary Notice From Dillon Montana Dated May 22 1938

A deceased individual described as an orator of the Hatate of J Frankolang is noted in a Dillon Montana notice dated May 22 1938 with further reference May 24 1938.

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Eptember Dillon, Masier Examiner Josephine Erwin Century of Progress Chicago Mary Lou Fritzi White E. G. Free Kay Gilbert Tacoma Wash Dorothy Blinn Helen Wilkinson Northfield, Minn Carleton College McFadden’s Henry Gleed Hart Wheat Gleed Mary Ruth Simpson A. A. Simpson Joe Halvorson Russell McMillan Horace Jolly Roy Cavanaugh Ruth Wolfe Jim Jensen Medicine Lodge Ethel Anderson Jackson Winnifred Mitchell State Bank & Trust Co Dillon, Montana Claudia Faust School of Dancing S. Rife May Clemon of Margaret Lasich Los Angeles Earl Cantrell of Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co Beaverhead Auto Legals County Avy Byu Larry Weir County Court House Butte Butte Printing Montana Standard Butte Typographical Union Printing Trades Union Business Man George M. Clemow Elizabeth A. Clemow Monthas J. Frankolang Tribune Book Geo. L. Routledge, M. D Dillon Typewriter Company Hazelbaker Block
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