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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1935
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner states its second class matter status as of September 20, 1902 in Dillon Montana under the act of March 8 1879. Editorial and business mail should be addressed to The Dillon Examiner.
The Beaverhead county board opened bids for the Big Hole Irrigation District land lease on March 5 1935 and granted the lease to R F McDowell after all bids were read. Provisions include a 300 dollar deposit, a potential sale pro rata, fencing responsibility and lease cancellation terms. The board also discussed road maintenance bids and printing contracts with Dillon Tribune and Examiner Printing Company.
Clifton dentist Dr. Donald L. Davison touts the 1935 Dodge as the first big car offering luxury, comfort and safety with oil economy. The car costs only a few dollars more than the lowest priced models, with New Value Dodge priced at $645 and up F.O.B. Detroit.
In Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Edmond Marchesseau is outlined. Administratrix Elizabeth Marchesseau petitions the Fifth Judicial District Court for authority to renew promissory notes and a mortgage on estate property and to borrow up to 3000 dollars.
The county records detail bids for printing needs with Examiner Printing Company chosen for two year contract starting March 6 1935 and a $5000 bond. Also listed are paid claims for county funds and a May 14 1935 tax deed application for the Champion Lode mining claim in Beaverhead County Montana with $12.36 due to redeem plus fees.
Lyman H. Bennett, judge, wills hearing in Dillon Montana on April 1 1935 at 10 AM to renew notes totaling 5732.00 and borrow up to 3000.00 for estate expenses. Property includes 881 head of stock cattle branded FS on left ribs 41 head of horses branded FS on left thigh farm equipment feeds and crops for 1935.
Frank C. McFadden administrator announces creditors and others with claims against the Charles C. Robinett estate must present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be delivered to Henry G. Rodgers law office at 21 South Idaho Street Dillon Montana Beaverhead County Montana.
Probate notice in Beaverhead County Montana announces private sale by executor of the Joseph E Shaw estate after March 29 1935. Property includes 640 tons hay 10 sets breechen harness and 1 set lead harness with court confirmation required.
An ad claims fat loss by taking KRUSCHEN SALTS in hot water each morning. It promises fat reduction within three weeks and notes increased energy clearer skin and a younger feeling. A quarter-pound jar lasts four weeks and refunds are offered if unsatisfied.
Executor J Warren Shaw lists household and farm goods including 60 horses 370 cattle 280 calves 101 yearling steers 43 fat cows plus 1929 Chrysler and 1929 Ford truck. Real estate includes Beaverhead County parcels and a Poindexter & Orr Addition lot set in Dillon Montana. Sale terms require cash with 10 percent at sale and balance on confirmation.
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