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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1925
Page
5
Rural classified notices advertise irrigated lands near Greenacres Washington and farm land wanted, with livestock sales and seed offers from Montana, Minnesota, and Dakotas. Multiple poultry and seed suppliers list births and deliveries, plus farm equipment and general ads across the Northwest.
Montana officials announce several appointments and removals in state offices. W. A Batchellor named late scale inspector, Freda M. Scarf named state purchasing agent stenographer, Dr. John H. B. Lorenz reappointed to optometry board for term ending April 8, 1931. Texas livestock quarantine revoked after disease eradication confirmed. J. W. Carney named assistant state game warden in Dillon. Highway equipment surplus to be disposed of as federal aid roads remain priority. Predator control pact renewed with U S Biological Survey. Robert H. Hill confirmed state game warden succeeding C A Jakways. Great Northern branch lines in Judith Basin authorized for abandonment.
Arrangements for a third story addition to Hotel Rainbow in Shelby are complete. Thomas Costello, proprietor, says a contract for construction is let, at an estimated cost of 15000 dollars to meet rising spring demand for hotel accommodations.
Hon Elliott Wadsworth long time assistant secretary of the treasury and key adviser on foreign and railroad loans toured Montana this week to visit his brother O F Wadsworth of Great Falls. He has handled loans totaling over 25 trillion dollars and has worked in Europe for American interests in debt refinancing. The former Red Cross head and ex Stone Webster partner spoke at a Great Falls Commercial Club luncheon on government affairs.
Hill was appointed game warden for an ensuing year effective immediately. He has eight years with the state game department as chief deputy under J. L. DeHart. Retiring warden C. A. Jakways will stay on as fish hatcheries superintendent until September 1.
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