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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1939
Page
2
Bozeman reports the tenth annual State 4-H club convention will be held at Montana State College from June 13 to 16 with emphasis on project subject matter recreation judging demonstrations business meetings and leadership. Officers will be elected and entertainment events planned.
In Bozeman on March 7, extension agronomist Ralph D. Mercer cautioned Montana growers to use seed from standard varieties with proven Montana adaptability. He warned against recent Canadian and North Dakota varieties not yet tested locally, noting Coronation lacks Montana yield data and Rival Vesta Mercury require more testing.
First Presbyterian Church in Paris announces Sunday school at 10 00 and morning worship at 11 00 with pastor Paris E Wells D D delivering the sermon We Are Not Your Own A Spiritual Life meeting is set for Monday at 3 00 pm at Miss Jean Bishops home and every family is asked to attend Loyalty Sunday observed by the church with call for all members to be present
Leonard Thompson, pastor, announces Sunday March 12 services at 10 a m and 11 a m with sermon titled Jesus the Greatest Emancipator. Luther League meets March 9 at 7 30 p m and choir practice on March 10 at 8 p m. Dorcas society gathers March 15 at 7 30 p m at the Martin Thompson home with Eleanor Thompson hostess. Junior Lutheran Brotherhood to meet at the parsonage.
Ruth Deputy of Dillon is chosen for the Colorado Women's College April presentation of Stage Door in the college auditorium. Deputy will portray Madeline Vauclin in a realistic drama that examines the hard challenges faced by those in the theater.
The Los Angeles Union Stock Yards report notes a strong fat cattle undertone amid slow retail demand and limited slaughter cattle numbers for weeks ahead. California range feed suffers from cool, dry weather, risking delayed grass-fat beef movement and possible thin cattle to feedlots. spring lambs may thin if rains delay. Hogs remain active with prices around 8. York region markets show steers at 8.75 to 10.50, cows 5.75 to 7.25, hogs 8.50 to 9, lambs 8 to 8.60 per cwt.
Montana veterinarians report a chick embryo vaccine vastly improves protection against sleeping sickness in horses. It immunizes in 36 hours, costs about $2.50 per horse, and is far cheaper and quicker than last year's vaccine. March to May is advised for vaccination. owners may vaccinate or hire a vet. Last summer about 3,000 horses died in the state, valued at roughly $100,000.
Miss Emy Larson daughter of Mr and Mrs S P Larson underwent an operation for appendicitis in a Seattle hospital Sunday. She is reported to be getting along nicely.
For sale baby and started chicks of common varieties and hybrids plus turkey poults. Order early for future dates. George Opp, 631 S. Rife. Phone 58-W. 30-tf. Also for sale one stallion, four years old, priced at $1800. Luther Smith. 3 31-tf.
Ex congressman Jerry J. O Connell of Butte said from Washington D C that he will start March 15 as a U S housing authority consultant earning 7500 dollars a year. His Montana Idaho Wyoming Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota territory will be headquartered in Butte.
The report warns that areas adjacent to localities hit by a violent outbreak last year should brace for a serious epidemic this coming summer. Authorities urge vigilance and prepared response plans.
The Selway Sheep and Land Company will apply for a tax deed on May 3, 1939, to Beaverhead County Treasurer for property described as East Half of Section 26 and East Half of Section 35, Township 10 South Range 6 West, Montana. Total due 171.52 dollars plus statutory interest. Dated February 25, 1939, Dillon, Beaverhead County.
Notice states an application for tax deed will be filed on the 3rd for properties in multiple portions of townships 11S 5W Beaverhead County Montana with a total due of 203.68 dollars plus additional charges.
Public administrator of Beaverhead County Montana and administrator of Jennie Watters estate calls all creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed at John Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Montana. Publication dated February 15.
The undersigned Tony Kruletz will on or after May 8, 1939 apply to the Beaverhead County Treasurer for a tax deed to Lots 1 2 3 SE ANW and NE SW MN NW 4- SE of Section 6 Town 8 South Range 7 West M M in Bea containing 302.60 acres more or less. Amount due 149.98 plus interest and fees by law. Dated Dillon Montana March 8 1939 Signed Tony Kruletz D No 2 33-21 Poitier Montana.
A marriage license was issued in Butte Friday to Harry Harlow B Kidder and Fannie Lo Prest, both of Dillon. Other text notes Lots 3 4 E4SW% etc totaling 311.08 acres with a $90.31 claim and legal description.
District Court of the Fifth Judicial District announces probate of the will of Samuel S Patterson deceased. Hearing and proof of will set for March 9 1939 at court house Beaverhead County at 9 oclock ante meridiem. Applicants Earl L Wheat and Kenneth Wheat seek Letters Testamentary. Norman Giles clerk W M Stone deputy clerk. 31 31
Beaverhead County Commissioners will sell at public auction on March 9 1939 at 11:00 am at the Dillon courthouse for the Willis Bedell Place described as a 75 by 115 foot parcel in Dillon Montana. Terms require 20 percent cash at purchase and balance within five years with 6 percent interest. bids must be at least ninety dollars.
Property descriptions spanning sections 2 and 3 in Township 11S Range 6W Montana Principal Meridian Beaverhead County are listed. Total amount due is 89.86 dollars. The notice refers to COMPANY 2-2t.
Fred Nelson of Jackson was a visitor in Dillon over the weekend, staying for a short time and touring local sites.
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