Dillon Examiner Enters Second Class Mail Status
The Dillon Examiner publishes from Dillon Montana and is designated as second class mail under federal law, reflecting its role as a regional newspaper amid early 1900s media practice.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1936
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner publishes from Dillon Montana and is designated as second class mail under federal law, reflecting its role as a regional newspaper amid early 1900s media practice.
The 8:00 p m June 22 1936 session led by Captain Al dredge as company commander included Lumsden Edwards and other officials. Minutes were approved and ideas suggested to combine classes into one night and avoid conflicts with morning sessions and enrollee work time.
The group agreed to hold all classes on one weeknight to boost attendance and free time for baseball and other sports. Mr Edwards supported the plan, Captain Aldredge read Lt Reed’s praise of Company 1501’s current schedule, and enrollees completed extensive tests and civil service exams totaling many hours.
Mrs Hayess Baxter and her daughter Bill e and Mrs Kathryn Ton rey have returned from a motor trip to southwestern states.
Montana Power and local utility undergo rate review with inspection and appraisal. Commissioners Tom Carey J OConnell and Leonard S Young with aides presided as new schedules set lower charges for residents and commercial accounts across light only and combined light and heat services.
A state official cautions against any contests or handling of dead ground squirrels and other rodents due to disease risk. The board has pursued in two counties a campaign to destroy ground squirrels as a precaution.
Church notices change time for Sunday school at 10 30 a m and morning worship at 11 00 a m. Picnic at Dillmont follows the service with baseball, horseshoes and races. Evening service canceled with a 5 00 p m brief service and a dramatic club meeting at 4 00 p m. Ladies Aid meets June 26 at 3 p m at Baptist Cottage.
Two bay mares branded 11 on left thigh and a sorrel saddle horse came to Sage Creek around June 1. Ownership claimed by J. W. Sutherland, contact 47-24.
In Beaverhead County Montana the Fifth District Court orders a show cause hearing on July 6 1936 at 10 am in Dillon to determine if administrator Charles E Lloyd may sell all real and personal estate to pay debts and costs. A copy of the order must be published in the Dillon Examiner for two consecutive weeks prior to the hearing.
Public notice lists sheriff sale on July 9 1936 at 2 15 p m for real property Lot 19 20 Block 1 Original Townsite Dillon Montana including all appurtenances. Sale cash under J A McCollum sheriff with under sheriff Blinn conducting. Also registration closing pending for primary nominating election July 21 1936 and separate sheriff sale of Lots 16 17 Block 2 Poindexter Orrs Addition to Dillon.
Mr and Mrs E Whitworth were visitors in Dillon yesterday from Delaware.
Montana summons to the named defendants to answer the complaint filed in Beaverhead County. It covers heirs at law, probate of Maggie Courtney's 1929 will, and the estate administration including inventory, creditors notice, and claim deadlines.
A 1936 Montana court ruling revokes the 1931 probate of Maggie Courtney's will and appoints Winnifred Emerick as administratrix. Plaintiff claims a $4000 legacy for services from 1918 to 1930 and seeks a decree enforcing the contract before estate distribution. The action argues the plaintiff performed personal and clerical services, protected Courtney from relatives, and would have a prior claim against estate assets as a trustee for the plaintiff.
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