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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1935
Page
2
The notice records postal handling details for the Dillon Examiner published in Dillon Montana on September 20 1902. It specifies second class matter status under the March 3 1879 act and directs all editorial and business correspondence to the Dillon Examiner.
Bozeman reports that Montana State College will confer 166 degrees at the 39th annual commencement on June 4, including 157 bachelor of science, seven advanced, and two honorary doctorates. M. L. Wilson and Reno Sales will receive doctor of science degrees. baccalaureate services start June 2 with Rev. H. G. Klemme delivering the sermon.
Bozeman May 28 The bureau of plant industry selects three distinctive carnations from the U S department of agriculture Names Orthello Shepherdess and senorita The new dark red Orthello arose from cross pollinating Tops y and Spectrum Supreme Shepherdess is a cameo pink flower with similar revealment not fully shown in cut text
Representative Ayers won House approval of 13 bills totaling 613000 for Montana schools serving white and Indian pupils. An additional five bills totaling 173000 were approved for similar schools in Washington, South Dakota and Montana. Funds fund construction or improvement of public school buildings shared by Native and white students.
The Mooney family gratefully acknowledges neighbors and friends for sympathy after Edward Mooney's death. Special thanks go to Father Clifford for attentions, and to Mr. and Mrs. D F Mooney and family, Mrs. Mary He Ney and sons, Dan Mooney Sr.
J A McNaughton reports the California grass cattle market remains strong as buyers in the Pacific coast boost beef movement. Eastern demand draws fat cattle east from Los Angeles yards while California cattlemen lean toward home markets amid ample pasture and improving buying power. A brisk Pacific coast beef demand is anticipated through the year with visitors to the San Diego World’s Fair boosting consumption.
Kenyon farmers from Long Beach California are visiting Dillon. The trip focuses on agricultural exchange and field demonstrations with local growers and community leaders participating in the program.
James Mansfield arrived Monday from Grant. Mrs Frank Rite and three sons spent the weekend at their Dillon ranch on Horse Prairie. Gaines McCracken and Fred Staydaher visited from Bozeman. George Ashworth brought to Dillon for treatment of an arm injury from ore loading. Roy Forrester assigned to Missoula district as new highway patrol. Asa Willey attended to business from the Big Hole basin. Jud Stahl returned from Murray hospital in Butte with a fractured leg, escorted by his mother. Mr and Mrs G E Nelson visiting from Seattle. plan Sheridan visit to see Nelson’s parents.
Edmund DeCelles a Boulder merchant and former state liquor store manager died after a long illness in Boulder where he had lived for six years. He owned a store at 525 West Mercury Street and was a native of St Johns Canada. Survived by wife Caroline three daughters Alma Tessier Seattle James E Kelly of Dillon Camille DeCelles and two sons Arthur Hecla Mining Burke Idaho and Leo a teacher in El Centro California plus brother Arthur and cousin Mrs B Savill of Butte.
Perennial borders rely on Delphiniums and Hollyhocks as tall anchors. Medium height plants from 3 to 4 feet form the main bloom sheets, providing color across the season. Early display begins mid May with pyrethrums and painted daisies, followed by columbines with bloom from late April to July.
For sale a balanced irrigated improved cattle ranch about 1600 acres with deeded land and state leased plots, forest permit, 300 head of stock cattle 150 calves this year, 30 horses harness and machinery. Modern, well maintained. owner retiring. Contact C C Newman Dillon Mont.
The Treasury Department Procurement Division Public Works Branch in Washington announces sealed proposals due June 17 1935 at 1 p m for labor materials and work on the U S P O Dillon Montana project. Drawings and specs available free on request with return required. additional sets available for five dollars each. checks payable to the order of the Treasury.
Grow many seedlings from a reliable seed strain to pick desirable columbine forms. Select for clear color and larger variety, discard inferior plants, and propagate winners by division. Fine strains like Mrs Scott Elliott’s long spurred are praised, with good performance in shade or sun and foot spacing for mass blooms.
R W Putnam of St Paul reports FHA modernization loans in Montana and neighboring states show exceptionally light losses. Through First Bank Stock and affiliates Bancredit corp has made over 11 000 loans totaling more than 3 500 000 under the national housing act with only 375 in arrears by April 1 and 75 delinquent by month end. Banks in Montana grow more interested as the program’s community benefits and insured loan soundness become clear.
The treasurer reports that drawings and specifications will not be furnished to contractors who fail to submit proposals. One set may be provided upon request through exchanges or chambers of commerce, or nearby offices, for use by interested parties and quantity surveyors, but will be withdrawn if not returned after use. W. E. Reynolds, Assistant Director of Procurement, Public Works Branch.
The United States Forest Service will impound all trespassing livestock found on Beaverhead National Forest lands in Montana on or after June 20 1936. Owners may reclaim by reimbursing all gathering impounding pasturing and advertising costs. Impounded animals not redeemed will be sold publically or privately or condemned. E D Landvig Forest Supervisor Beaverhead National Forest
George F. Brown files Matilda J. Smith will in the Fifth Judicial District Dillon Montana for probate and letters testamentary. Hearing set May 31 1935 at 10 a m in Dillon Courtroom for interested parties to appear and object.
An ad touts kidney health claiming acids and wastes are removed only by 9 million kidney filters. It warns against harsh drugs and promotes Cystex with a guaranteed prescription, promising relief in a week and a 9c daily cost.
The undersigned Executrix Ila M Stephenson announces that creditors and claimants against W. L. Stephenson deceased must present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be sent to Henry G Rodgers law office 21 Idaho St Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. First publication May 8 1935.
The Beaverhead County Commissioners will sell at public auction at 4:00 p.m. on June 5 1935 at the Dillon courthouse front door the lots 16 and 17 in Block F of Rife's Subdivision Dillon Montana appraised at 850. Terms are cash or 20 percent down with balance as approved by the board. Albert S Baker Clerk. May 8 1935.
Roseville California resident Mrs. Robert Hickey credits Kruschen Salts for losing 17 pounds in six weeks after following her doctor's advice. She dismisses gossip about unsafe weight loss and endorses the product as worthwhile. She recommends a daily half teaspoon in hot water each morning.
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