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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1936
Page
2
A Montana Highway Department safety campaign urges drivers to slow down and use common sense on roads. It notes tourist feedback praising road markings but warns against treating straight stretches like speedways, citing risk to others and oneself.
Rev Willis J Loar leads choir practice and mid week service on May 27. May 28 features Ladies Aid with program by the committee. May 31 offers church school message If I Had Only One Sermon to Preach at 11.00 am and 7.00 pm youth round table at the cottage followed by People service Roads to Rome. Watch next week for June services including Children's Day Father’s Day Picnic and illustrated sermons.
Agricultural note from Bozeman reports three dehorning methods for calves of different ages to improve market value. Early horn removal reduces carcass bruising and enhances appearance, with paste for youngsters spoon and Barnes dehorner for older calves.
Beaverhead men head the stockgrowers event as resolutions oppose Copper- Hope- Waring bill excise taxes on livestock and calls oppose public domain game reserves. They back Kleberg bill four point Silcox grazing policy and oppose tariff cuts on cattle. Attendees include Hazelbaker Medlen Metlen Clemow Bayers and Orr in Twin Bridges.
The new post office will be opened to the public as soon as ready. Equipment from other offices and departments, including Beaverhead National Forest, will be moved into the new quarters next month.
Comrades of the World War urged to assemble at Brundage Funeral Home at 7:00 PM Friday to march to Mountain View cemetery for memorial services. Dillon fire department extinguished rubbish fire on Thomson Avenue Monday afternoon with no damage. Harriet W. Tooley of Harlow town visiting Dillon this week.
The Dillon Parent Teachers association hosted the annual preschool roundup at Barrett hospital this morning. County Nurse Luella Stiney and School Nurse Katherine MacGregor aided local physicians as a large number of children were examined.
The boards of trustees in each Beaverhead district will meet Monday June 8 at their regular time and place to prepare and adopt a preliminary budget for the next school year. Taxpayers may appear and be heard on the budget. Nell Doyle, County Superintendent of Schools.
Frank C. McFadden administrator notifies all creditors to present claims against Joseph L. Brunier deceased within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed with vouchers at Henry G. Rodgers law office 21 South Idaho Street Dillon Montana Beaverhead County.
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Milton J Nay deceased is administered by executor Ross Nay. Creditors and claimants must exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication to Gilbert Gilbert McFadden at South Idaho Street Dillon Montana. Publication dated May 11 1936 in the Dillon Examiner.
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids for a diesel patrol grader due by 10:00 a.m. June 2, 1986. Also notices sale of Claude Hodges estate land in Dillon Beaverhead County to be private sale after June 10, 1936 with ten percent down. The suit seeks to quiet title to the northeast quarter of section 24, township.
Beaverhead County Montana closes registration at 6:00 p m on June 6 1936 for the primary to be held July 21 1936 Electors may register with the County Clerk in Dillon or a deputy registrar before closing Those who did not vote in the November 6 1934 general election must re register Minors reaching 21 by July 21 1936 may vote if registered before closing Dated May 5 1936 Albert B Baker County Clerk ex officio registrar Beaverhead County Montana
Administratrix de bonis non of Attilio Giudici’s estate will sell at private sale under Montana Fifth Judicial District Court order. Bids may be filed after May 20 1936 with John Collins in Dillon. sale may occur on or after June 8 1936 with cash or half cash and mortgage-secured balance due in one year.
Legal notice describing land parcels in Divide and Wisdom areas Montana including sections 29 30 and 19 township 1 north range 11 west Principal Meridian containing 858.75 acres. WITNESS my hand and seal this 19th day of May 1936 FRED RIFE Clerk By Norman Giles Deputy. J B Kelly attorney for Plaintiff Dillon Montana 43 31
VAL LOVELL LIVESTOCK CO. holdings totaling about 4 880 acres across multiple sections in Township Eight and Nine South Range Nine West Montana. The sale by James A. McCollum sheriff with C E Blinn undersheriff set for June 18, 1936 at 2 p.m. at the front door of the courthouse.
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