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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1931
Page
2
Entry from September 20 1908 lists Dillon Montana as the editorial paper’s second class matter and provides mailing and office instructions for letters to the Examiner confirming address and management notes.
A Washington survey counts 2124 ways children annoy parents, contrasted with prewar eras. The piece humorously recalls hockey mischief, stealing food, burning improv fires, and antics from past generations while urging a census of parental annoyances.
A brief editorial praising the well behaved children of the present generation and urging pride in sociological progress as reflected by youth behavior.
Mrs. P. W. Hawes of 2700 4th Ave Seattle says after taking three bottles of Sargon she can eat normally again, has improved sleep and energy, and reduced headaches and indigestion. The product is sold by Geo. M. Gosman Dillon and Lima Drug Store Lima.
Blue Mountain Troop met at the guild hall with leader Mrs. Alvin Jones electing Jane Waldorf senior patrol leader Catherine Brundage scribe Anna Belle Hartwig treasurer Suzanne Gilbert patrol leader. They planned a St Patrick's party with Sacajawean and Beaverhead troops and work toward second class tests by June.
February auto license collections show Beaverhead county performing well with higher totals than several peers. The report lists Richland and Roseby alongside Beaverhead, noting each county receives payments minus administration costs. Richland 3,801.00. Roseby 6,701.25. Beaverhead 2,781.26.
A nine vessel flotilla equipped with generators sound units carpentry shop set building department paint shop property lab and film developing lab heads to sea to film George Bancroft star vehicle Derelict Hartwig theatre company promotes the sea bound production for the latter part of the week.
Paramount prepared a large scale production using three oil burning freighters of about 4000 tons each, three masted schooners, five smaller craft, and a fleet of tugs and tenders. Filming occurred on and around an island off southern California and in open waters near San Pedro harbor.
Notice by M D Nicholson Register announcing a public sale of lands described as NW NE Sec 7 Lot 4 Sec 10 in a specified township. The sale occurs April 29 with bid closure when bidding ends. highest bidder must immediately pay. Adverse claimants must file objections by sale time.
Notice states a meeting of the Dillon Implement Co stockholders and board of directors at the corporation office 36 North Idaho Street Dillon Montana scheduled for 2 o clock p m Saturday March 28 1931 to transact business as may come before the board Signed CHAS H PHILLIPS President
Department of the Interior announces a public land sale in Great Falls Montana on April 29 at 10:00 a.m. for tract NWYUNEM SEYNEX Sec 12 T78 R15W and SHWHK Sec 22 T78 R14W PM. Bids start at 5.00 per acre, highest bid wins and must be paid immediately. claims or objections filed with M D Nicholson.
Christy Young sues Clifford W. Young in Beaverhead County Montana District Court seeking a divorce on grounds of neglect to provide necessaries for over a year. The summons requires answer within twenty days and notes the case filed March 11 1981 with Gilbert Gilbert McFadden Attorneys for the Plaintiff in Dillon Montana.
The Twenty second Montana Legislature passes House Bill 450 the State Debenture Act authorizing issuance of debentures up to six million dollars for 1931 to 1934 and not to exceed one million six hundred thousand in any single year to fund state highway construction and maintenance.
Lillian M. Selway and Clark Anderson filed in the Fifth Judicial District Court of Montana Beaverhead County a petition to admit the will of E. O. Selway to probate and to appoint executors. A hearing is set in Dillon on March 21 1931 at 10 am for interested parties to appear and contest the petition.
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