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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1949
Page
5
Dr. J Thompson Baker warns of a dangerous driver behavior endangering pedestrians. He cites a Glendale street incident where a car sped diagonally across the block to beat another, narrowly grazing a man on the sidewalk and offering no apology. He urges firmer enforcement of driving and jay walking rules.
Dillon official Charles L. Sheridan urges personal duty in Montana's April traffic safety program based on the It Can Happen to You theme. He cites that most fatal crashes involve pedestrian errors and stresses citizens and drivers must protect others as well as themselves.
Grace Memorial Methodist Church hosts Sunday school at 10 a m with Alfred Graesser as superintendent and a morning service at 11 a m titled Reconciling the World to God. The public is cordially invited.
In the Fifth District Beaverhead Montana court, William and Florence Ritschel sue Beynon Davis and others to quiet title to lands described as The Southwest Quarter and adjacent tracts in Township 4 South Range 16 West. The State of Montana is named and defendants are summoned to answer within 20 days. Clerk H E Contway signs February 28 1949 with Theodore F McFadden attorney for plaintiffs.
Trustees of School District 19 Beaverhead County Armstead Montana invite sealed bids by March 31 1949 at 8 pm for moving the Red Rock school to Armstead. Each bid must include a 10 percent certified check payable to the school clerk. Unsuccessful bidders’ checks returned after contract award. crossing and moving permits required. March 12 1949. Clerk Mrs Mildred Scott.
Ben H. Davis certifies under Montana law that he operates a garage and sells automobiles and farm machinery in Dillon Beaverhead under the fictitious name Davis Motor Company as the sole owner. Notarized February 18 1949 by Theodore F. McFadden with seal in Dillon Montana. Commission expires May 23 1950.
Classified ad seeks a man with a car for route work in Freeport Illinois. Earns $15 to $20 daily with no experience or capital required. Steady position. Apply to Mr. Sharp at 120 East Clark Street.
The Beaverhead County Commissioners will offer for sale at a public auction at the courthouse steps on April 5 1949 at 2 00 pm a 1936 Model No 11 Caterpillar with 12 foot blade and other specified equipment. The board may accept or reject any bids in Beaverhead County’s best interest. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS dated March 8 1949.
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