Dillon Examiner Editorial Address Notice
The Dillon Examiner notes editorial and business correspondence should be directed to the editorial department at Dillon Montana, following postal rules for second class matter dated September 20, 1903.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1929
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner notes editorial and business correspondence should be directed to the editorial department at Dillon Montana, following postal rules for second class matter dated September 20, 1903.
Senate campaign funds committee reports total national and state party spending. Republicans show 9.43 million nationally and 4.76 million by states, Democrats 7.15 million nationally and 2.45 million by states. Loans, large contributors, and allied groups are noted, with calls to tighten law but no cap proposed.
Word reached in Plains that Mrs Roy McNinch formerly Clara Hungate died February 22 in Plains Montana. She was daughter of Ed Hungate long time valley residents and leaves husband seven children her parents four sisters and three brothers. Many friends here mourn her death per the Lima Ledger.
Twenty one members of the class of 1929 received diplomas at this morning’s commencement in the college auditorium. Rev. H. Klemme of Bozeman delivered the address on Youth and a Philosophy of Life. diplomas were conferred by Frank Eliel, with invocation by Rev. T. J. Simons.
Dillon yards shipped 153 carloads of sheep in October the peak month with 765 carloads year to date. Sheep shipments show Beaverhead county growth while hogs rose to 883 cars in 1928 and cattle reached 50 cars with November and April leading. Horses declined to 38 carloads last year signaling shift away from horse markets.
The article explains the declarer’s central role in bridge, noting his advantage from knowing the dummy’s and his own twenty six cards. It describes planning before the first trick, resisting early declarations, and gives example hands showing how careful play can secure or fail to reach game.
The January Dun report notes spring wool contracts largely unsold and buyers scarce from last year. Cattlemen fear losses on high feeder prices, while contracts for spring lambs at 12.5 cents persist.
Classified notice seeking an ambitious person to introduce and supply Rawleigh Household Products in Beaverhead County and nearby areas. Earning potential $150 to $400 per month or more profit. No selling experience required. Company provides products, outfit, sales and service methods. W. T. Rawleigh Co. Dept. NE 1222 Minneapolis MN.
Administrator C T A Wedum of Louis Anderson deceased invites creditors and claimants to present verified claims within ten months of first publication. Claims must be delivered to Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. First published March 6 1929 in Dillon Montana.
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated February 25 1929 states Howard C Wilson of Belleville Michigan filed intention to make Final three year Proof to establish a land claim in NEY Section 24 Township 6 South Range 12 West Montana Meridian. Hearing before A S Commissioner Frank Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana April 10 1929 with witnesses G Gauthier Carl Innis Dr C Morrow and Dr Orr all of Dillon. testimony to be taken before Notary Clara C Crebs Belleville Michigan April 10 1929.
NOTION U. 8. Land te Great Falls Montana Feb 8 1929 notice to whom it may concern that Montana state acting under federal act has filed applications for selections of lands with numerous legal descriptions. Public list posted for inspection and protest rules indicate mineral vs agricultural contest rules with final approval by General Land Office pending. M D NIGHOLSON register.
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