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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
3
Montana extension agronomist Ralph D. Mercer urges farmers to cut and burn weeds as they blossom to prevent seed formation. He notes white top, leafy spurge, Russian knapweed and wild morning glory require immediate action, while chemicals suit hard to reach patches.
Milton Shhaplow of Gallatin County was elected president of the Montana 4-H Club at the state convention held at Montana State College June 13 to 16. He succeeds Miss Virginia Allum of Teton County who previously held the post.
Attorney General H J Freebourn ruled that write in votes for chief justice may include any candidate who filed for associate justice and that such write ins must be counted. He also said a candidate for associate justice cannot be considered for chief justice if nominated.
In the Montana Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead, guardian sale of real property under court order dated June 27 1938. The guardianship estates of Tom Adele Lorrayne and Charles Pierce minors authorize private sale of a two thirds undivided interest in the described parcel of land.
State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon reported that 53 counties had paid $741,368.01 to the state as their share of taxes for the last half of 1937, up from $711,008.73 for the same period in 1936. He predicted the total for the state may reach about $785,000.
Sen. Wheeler reports that the PWA has allotted 1,170,909 for Broadwater-Missouri and Middle creek dam work. Broadwater-Missouri near Toston will cost 820,000 with 369,000 federal grant. remainder via bonds. Middle creek at Bozeman receives 157,909 grant and 193,000 loan to store 8,000 acre feet for 15,000 acres. Governor Ayers says plans start immediately. Additional grants include Billings 136,485 for municipal improvements, Great Falls 46,800 for a new city hall and 18,000 for a fair building, Bozeman 6,136 for street work.
Conoco Travel Bureau adds red driving time figures under mileages on United States maps. The times reflect realistic speeds and terrain to help drivers plan arrivals, not just distances.
Guardian Agnes K Pierce offers at Gilbert McFadden law offices a Dillon Montana land tract in Reeder Fraction A and Poindexter Orr Fraction No 1. The sale on or after July 15 1938 requires cash with 10 percent at sale. Bids subject to confirmation.
The administratrix Adelaide T Gelhaus gathers creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be filed at John Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. First published June 29 1938.
Sealed bids will be received until 3 oclock p m Thursday July 14 1938 for 300 tons more or less of stoker slack coal to be delivered in bins at the district school houses F B Bulger Clerk of School District No 10 Beaverhead County Montana first publication June 22 1938
Beaverhead County Montana court actions order selling estate property to pay debts and costs. An administratrix must show cause July 2 1938 in Dillon Court House and publication is required. A separate order seeks lease of land in Madison County for 150 dollars monthly through November 1 1938 and publication of the order in Dillon Examiner.
On July 15 1938 in front of the County Treasurer's office Dillon Montana all county property with delinquent taxes will be sold at public auction unless taxes with interest penalties and costs are paid prior. A complete delinquent list is on file for public inspection with the county treasurer Bertie Mathews County Treasurer 48 31.
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