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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1919
Page
8
The notice calls the first Act No. 27 annual meeting on Saturday April 6 at the Blacktail schoolhouse No 1 to elect three trustees for three, two, and one year terms. Clerk Mrs Henry Be Olsen.
A roundup of visitors and town activity includes Alex Scott from Dell, Miss Blanche Haines in Butte, Phil Carr and J. H. Nesbitt at the Andrus, George B. Conway from Helena, and Mayor J. H. Gilbert in Butte. Cattle sales draw several from Dell, Whitehall, and Caldwell with notices of auctions, lambing plans, and a theater event The Devil and the Kaiser at Normal Auditorium on April 4 with admission one dollar.
Notices forbid fishing on Blacktail creek during spawning. A. L. Stone of the state bank of Dillon heads to Los Angeles for health. Phil E. Poin dexter returns to Long Beach after months here. John Grant buys a carload of cattle from Jesse Ditty for his Melrose ranch. Birrer ranch sale at Dell clears listed stock. C A Smith to conduct Madsen ranch auction near Armstead. A small blaze on Thompson avenue at Fred Osborne place. Former Dillon boy Casper Mitchell dies by drowning in Denver Wyoming. Lost gold wrist watch engraved J W F to return to Mrs Roy Forester. Local ads offer Round Oak ranges at cost. Various locals visit Dillon and attend sales and Lyceum event on April 4.
In Beaverhead County Montana district court a petition by Elizabeth Bryan as guardian seeks an order of sale for real estate of William Bryan an incompetent person. The court orders Next of kin and interested parties to appear April 24 1919 at 10 am in Dillon to show cause why the sale should not be granted and directs publication in the Dillon Examiner for four weeks before the hearing.
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