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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1926
Page
7
Beaverhead Motors in Dillon installed a Kohler lighting plant supplying all electrical power from its own generator. The 110 volt system eliminates batteries, feeding lights directly from the generator. The plant, used in night air mail beacons, aims for high efficiency at the company garage and service station.
A daily auto stage will operate between Butte and Salmon starting next Monday morning via Wisdom and Gibbonsville. It departs at 8:00 AM from both termini, meets at Wisdom, changes cars, and returns, carrying passengers in either direction.
Mrs W M Schufelt and Miss Elizabeth Schufelt came back from Spokane where they spent winter and part of spring. Mrs Schufelt recovering from injuries from an Spokane area car crash. Miss Julia Boetticher arrived from Salt Lake City to open a beauty salon at The Grand hotel joining Mrs Frances West. Boetticher is Melrose born and sister to Mrs Henry Meine. Warren Murray arrives from Omaha as office clerk resident.
The program lists piano and vocal numbers including Love's Token Serenade and Ocean Waves Waltz with performers Vera Schulz William Bates and others. The Fuller company advertises for an ambitious Beaverhead county representative with car. A summons in Beaverhead District Court pursues foreclosure on property in Sections 31 32 Township South Range 7 West MP M.
The Lindley Cahow livestock commission firm arrived the first of the week and will spend two weeks visiting relatives. He is staying at the ranch home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Murray, on Stone Creek.
The Treasure State Quartette from Butte will perform at the Normal college auditorium next Friday evening. Manager C. W. Towne of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company discusses the show. The group includes A. G. Lewis R. M. Hobs D. T. Malloy and Towne. solo numbers feature Malloy Towne and Lewis.
Creed to be prior lien asserts claim upon real property held by Frank P. Kiblinger and The Union Corporation. Mortgage dated February 14 1925 secures three notes totaling 15204 03 with 8 percent interest. Demand for claims stated in May 1926 by Clerk Fred Rife and attorney firm Smith and Kelly of Dillon Montana.
Sheriff's sale set for May 27 1926 at 2 pm at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana. James Bernice Wilson Linson and Lonnie B Linson lose all right title in SE 7 and NW 8 Town 8 S Range West with water rights and ditches. Cash terms. Sheriff D F Mooney and Deputy A C Gruwell announce.
Pupils of Miss Nellie Little present a musical recital tomorrow at 8 PM in the training school auditorium. The fourth in a month long series by Miss Little and her sister Miss Grace Little, all previous concerts noted as exceptionally successful.
Executor W E Brink announces the estate of David F Wampler deceased. Creditors and all who hold claims must present them with vouchers within four months after first publication to John Collins law offices Dillon Montana the place for estate business Beaverhead County First published April 28 1926.
Two public notices summarize lawsuits in Beaverhead County. The first seeks a divorce from Ruby Cramer on grounds of desertion with a 1923 date cited. The second action, by Morton Mortgage Co, seeks foreclosure on a Beaverhead County mortgage and damages totaling $593.00 plus costs.
Charles Fabac administrator of the estate of Matthew K Fabac deceased notifies creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within months after the first publication at Room 17 Holter Block Helena Montana. Dated April 7 1926. Lester H Loble Hugh R Adair attorneys Helena Montana.
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