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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1925
Page
7
Mrs J R Monroe and Mrs W G Gilbert will entertain at a bridge party tomorrow afternoon at Mrs Monroe's home. The event is complimentary to the wives of visiting bankers attending the sixth group meeting tomorrow.
Lima is visiting in Dillon and will leave the last of the week for Porte land to visit her mother Miss Louise Almy who has lived in Dillon for several years and left yesterday for New York City to make her home. She has been employed in the office of Senator Hazelbaker.
Beaverhead chapter of DeMolay held its final spring meeting last Wednesday in the Masonic hall initiating nine new members: George Yost Tom Clemon William Bachus Ralph I. Smith Byrop Wells Burness Farrell Lee Martinell Marvin Bidstrup Anthony Connely. A banquet followed as A T Peterson Judge Lyman Bennett Judge Henry Rodgers Dr R D Curry and Albert B Baker spoke. The group will pause activities until September due to many members being away for summer.
Denton Oliver argues Caldwell Idaho is the ideal feeding stop for Beaverhead growers shipping to Portland. He cites Smeed brothers steers weighing 80 230 pounds on arrival and 100 416 pounds after 119 days, a net gain of 20 186 pounds after 4 percent shrinkage.
Thig week G G Beckwith joined Montana Auto Supply as expert mechanic for body and fender work. Gene Allen of Helena becomes supply man and starts in the well equipped department. Mrs Arthur Rice is the new office stenographer. Carl Horst, formerly running a used car business, now handles new cars and disposed of a Buick coach load and two Chevrolets to Lambert Eliel J Hendricks Wisdom and Mr Maxwell Lima.
The Beaverhead county high school student association held an election last Friday with 208 votes cast. Elected: President Wallace Forsgren, Vice President Ralph G. Smith, Secretary Gladys Scully, Treasurer Jackie Linder, Business Manager Ruthford Dunn, Yell Leader Gym Blair, and editor Wayne Roberts.
Jackson defeated Grasshopper Valley 28 to 11 marking the season kickoff. The series runs on every second Sunday through summer with a doubleheader at Jackson on July 1 when Jackson meets Polaris and Anaconda: Independent.
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The sheriff of Beaverhead County will sell at public sale June 22, 1925 at the courthouse door in Dillon the defendants Trombley Bros. Harvey J Trombley Walter Trombley and Harriet Trombley interest in NW 14 of Sec 22 N 1/2 of SW 1/4 and more in Sec 26 Township 10 S Range 7 W Montana Principal Meridian. Terms are cash. D.P. Mooney Sheriff.
On June 13 1925 at 1 o clock A M the administratrix must show cause why an order should not be granted to sell the estate real and personal property at private sale. A copy of the order must be published at least four successive weeks in the Dillon Examiner. Done dated this 2nd day of May 1925.
Sealed bids for all merchantable dead timber and designated live timber on about 150 acres in Beaverhead National Forest Montana will be received by the Forest Supervisor Dillon up to June 16 1926. The area in Section 24 7 18 A 11 W Triangle Gulch near the Big Hole River holds an estimated 200 000 feet B M of Douglas Fir and Lodgepole Pine saw timber plus cordwood. Minimum bids are 3 00 per M feet for saw timber and 26c per cord for cordwood with a 100 00 bid deposit. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Obtain full sale details from the Forest Supervisor Dillon Montana.
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