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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1932
Page
2
Local public notices list offices including Sheriff Assessor Attorney Bertie Mathews and James BE Phillips with coroner surveyor justice of peace Louis Stahl om D. Caverly and George Opp noted in the roster.
A readout of candidates for national and state offices including Congress districts one and two, Supreme Court Justice eight, Secretary of State, Superintendent of Public Instruction and supporting incumbents. Names include John M. Evans Joseph P Monaghan Scott Leavitt Roy Ayers James F O Conner Frank A Hazelbaker John E Erickson Miles Romney Lester Loble L P Minnick F H Cooney John Mountjoy L A Foot Justin Bourquin John B Tansil Glenn Davis J Frank Cone J W Walker George Porter Elizabeth Ireland and others.
Dillon residents are noted in a series of social and community items. W H Roberts and J W Sliger suffered tick bites near Dubois Idaho while working. Rev OA Meeke presided at the Wilcox Lawery wedding with Emma Wilcox and J M Fritz as attendants. William Bott dies in England.
War rumors swirl across the Atlantic as Ireland stirs. Local life includes a home built automobile by Matt Orr, described as a four passenger, twelve mile per hour machine with a gasoline engine. The Dillon shop also sold Mary MacLane books and the Madison county Democratic committee backs S. V. Stewart for governor.
Helena reports B F Thrailkill notes freshly laid eggs may be standard or first grade. Proper balanced feed raises quality to specials or extras with light yolks and firm whites. Spring forage lowers grade to standard as hens roam. size also varies with grade and should be advertised.
Montana counties collected 957 256 80 from automobile license plates in the first four months of the year. Lewis and Clark Broadwater Meagher Powell Jefferson and Gallatin receive specific monthly allotments with Silver Bow earning the largest share at 34 565 50.
Mrs Chris Bay hosts Ladies Aid at 568 Thomson Ave on May 12. May 15 services move to 10 30 am before the Schmidts depart for vacation. No Sunday school this Sunday. Annual picnic after services. After May 15 no services until June 19.
May 6 The house public lands committee could decide Tuesday to set aside public domains for grazing or to authorize the interior secretary to designate grazing areas. Petitions from Utah and other western states urge creation of specific grazing districts on public lands.
The Dillon unit of the American Association of University Women elected officers Monday night: Mrs. Ernest Luebben president, Mrs. T. E. Gilbert vice president, Miss Julia Anderson secretary, Miss Elizabeth Shotwell treasurer, Mrs. T. F. E. Luebben, Miss Genevieve Albertson and Miss Jean Bishop as directors. They voted to establish a loan fund for Montana State Normal college junior and senior women.
MGM touts a record casting blondes for Are You Listening opening Sunday at Hartwig Theatre. Madge Evans Anita Page Karen Morley and Joan Marsh headline with Evans opposite William Haines. Morley chosen for the challenging neurotic wife role.
The Dillon Meat Company's store was broken into last Thursday night. Ten pounds of sausage were stolen with no other items taken. The thief entered through a rear door.
Ee corp nr Aneta Fay Paddock, month-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Smith Paddock of Bannack, passed away Saturday afternoon. The funeral was held Sunday afternoon from the William Davis home p Dition with the Rev R C Bhannon of the First Baptist church officiating.
Beaverhead county high school seniors enjoyed their annual sneak day by driving to Gregson Springs for the day last Friday. The event follows the school’s long standing privilege for seniors to leave campus during school hours.
Notice states that on June 2, 1932, at Beaverhead Auto Sales Company garage on Glendale Street Dillon Montana there will be a public sale to the highest bidder for cash. One Dodge coupe Motor No A262-460 Illinois license No 971-494. Beaverhead Auto Sales Company.
Beaverhead County Montana registry books close at 5 pm on Friday June 3 1932 for the primary to be held July 19 1932 Electors may register at the county clerk in Dillon or at precincts within 10 miles before closing Those who did not vote in the November 4 1930 election and have not since registered must register to be eligible to vote Dated Dillon May 3 1932 Albert S Baker County Clerk Recorder and Ex-Officio Registrar
Default on bonds secured by a trust deed dated February 1 1921 triggers sale by Daly Bank Trust Company of Anaconda as trustee. Real property includes parts of section 17 and 18 in Beaverhead County and will be sold at public auction at the Dillon courthouse on June 10 1932 at 2 PM to satisfy a 75000 dollar bond obligation.
Legal notice details a large parcel description across townships and ranges in Montana. It states cash terms for sale, bond coupon redemption rights for purchasers, responsibility for taxes, and directs interested parties to the Trustee Daly Bank & Trust Company of Anaconda to obtain further particulars, with E Bowman as president and Anaconda address provided.
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