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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1936
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner in Dillon Montana announces submission addresses for editorial and business matters. This notice records postal handling as second class matter dated September 20, 1902 under the March 3 1878 act.
Montana State College Professor Edward R. Dye unveils a laminated beam about twice as strong and 50 percent lighter than standard versions. The design suits wood metal or other materials and may be used in airplane fuselages.
Dramatic preview of the First National Notions and Novelty Show in New York showcased Kleinert's rubber and rubberized fabric items. Highlights included Sturdi-Flex reducing garments, braform undergarment with dress shields, latex shields, and complete bathing ensembles with skirts and one piece suits. Online bathing caps were also featured.
Christian Science lessons on faith and substance reference Proverbs and Hebrews withMary Baker Eddy's Science and Health. The article notes a season sermon across Churches of Christ Scientist and reports hog production beginning to increase in the United States and Pennsylvania after two years of decline.
At St James guild hall Monday night the Men’s Contract Bridge club saw top east west scores by Webster and Gosman and top north south by Roberts and Backus. The Kibitzers team leads the standings.
Secretary Wallace says the land boom won’t threaten values and urges buyers to act now on carefully selected productive ranch and farm tracts in Dillon Montana. The notice highlights profitable opportunities at unusually low prices.
In Beaverhead County Montana the Fifth Judicial District court set a hearing for April 2 1936 to consider Elizabeth Marchesseau administratrix petition seeking authority to borrow 3000 on estate promissory notes secured by two real estate mortgages. The property includes sections 17 20 21 30 31 township 5 and 6 south range 12 west with water rights and ditches. The court requires all interested parties to appear and show cause.
Twenty six graduates from the college are listed for the event with Blanche Carpenter as house president and a committee including Patricia Williams and Marjorie Tebeau. Francis Dean and his Dance band will perform twelve dances and two extra numbers on March 21 in rec hall inviting all MSU co eds and partners.
A court order directs publication of the notice once weekly for two weeks in the Dillon Examiner Beaverhead County Montana. Dated March 12 1986. Clerk Fred Rifs and Deputy Francis J Geltigue sign in the judge's absence.
In the Fifth Judicial District District Court Dillon Montana Merle R Liggett sues Jessie Liggett for divorce on grounds of extreme cruelty and requests custody of Lester Emergon, the minor child. The court clerk notifies Jessie to answer within twenty days or face default judgment. Filed March 3 1936 with attorney Leonard A Schulz listed.
Sealed proposals for leasing land in the Big Hole Irrigation District will be received by Beaverhead County commissioners clerk until 10:00 a m on Tuesday April 7 1936. Proposals to be opened at the board's regular session on the same hour and date. Bids may cover the entire tract or parcels with lessee to assume fencing responsibilities. It is the intention.
Mrs Elma Verille of Havre de Grace Maryland writes she lost 20 pounds using Kruschen Salts and a light diet. She says daily morning use of the salts with hot water eliminates waste and no drastic measures were needed.
An advertisement touts Buckley’s Mixture as a triple acting cough remedy for ordinary, old seated, and bronchial coughs. It promises rapid action, better sleep, and control after a few doses with a distinctive alkaline formula. Sold at druggists for 45 and 85 cents, by W. K. Buckley, Inc., Rochester, N. Y.
The notice states bidders may submit proposals with 25 percent down as a down payment and remaining balance due by October 1, 1936. Bankable notes are required, unsuccessful bids returned immediately. The board reserves the right to terminate leases if lands are sold and to refund the unearned portion monthly. A full land description is on file with the county clerk.
An old advertisement warns against cheap drugs for kidney and bladder disorders and promotes Cystex as a guaranteed prescription treatment. It claims rapid relief within 48 hours and a one week cure or money back, with price listed and pharmacy availability.
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