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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1933
Page
2
A fragment from The Dillon Examiner indicates where editorial and business management letters should be addressed to the publication. The text lists 1843 date references and a directive for correspondence routing to the editor or editorial department.
State Treasurer James J. Brett reports April beer license receipts totaling 159 175. After 15 percent for administration, half goes to counties and half to the general fund. Beaverhead will receive 1 891 25 with many counties listed, and Lake county remains unable to sell beer.
Manhattan report says Tommy Tice sold about 60 purebred bulls to ranchers in the Dillon district. Much of the stock comes from the A. B. Cook herd once sold before Mr. Cook's death. Bulls were delivered by track, with many going to Frank A. Hazelbaker's Wisdom ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hughes of Grant were visitors in Dillon Thursday.
Governor Frank H. Cooney proclaims Tuesday June 20 as Good Roads Day in Montana urging citizens to contribute labor material or money to highway improvements. The proclamation notes progress in highway links and calls people to pause and honor the occasion.
Small investment in examiner want ads yields notable returns as advertisers report strong response. Local businesses and individuals note affordable reach, with quick inquiries and increased consumer traffic following campaigns.
Major Bowen praises Ceddallton of Mohtarth's guard unit as highly satisfactory after a routine northern and eastern Montana inspection. Counties will share 67,649.20 from April beer license fees. the state general fund receives a comparable amount. Total fees reach 159,175 with 28,876.75 deducted for administrative expenses.
Classified ad offers a 1929 Buick coupe in good condition for 140 dollars. Inquiries directed to Dell Hotel in Dell Mon Tand.
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead County the matter of the estate of George M. Clemow deceased. Notice is hereby given by the undersigned executrix of the estate.
Beaverhead County Montana opens claims against estate of George M Clemon Deceased for settlement and payment of debts Elizabeth A Clemow executrix announces probate duties in Dillon Montana with notices dated May 25 1933 first published May 31 1933 continuing through required period.
State Board of Pardons orders a hearing on Governor Easter's unconditional pardon for Mary Easter, inmate in Beaverhead county jail. The session on June 14 at the Capitol will allow interested parties to present arguments for or against the governor's clemency. Publication of the order to Dillon Examiner for two weeks begins May 24.
In the Fifth Montana District Court Beaverhead County J Frank Gilleland administrator invites creditors and all having claims against the deceased to present them with vouchers within ten months after initial publication. Claims to be filed at Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices Dillon Montana the estate's transaction location. May 22 1933 Dillon Montana signed W D Ross administrator of the estate.
On May 18 1933 at Beaverhead Auto Sales Company in Dillon Montana a public auction will offer a Durant coupe Motor W5 508421 Serial M2 7136 for cash. Also included is an order in the Montana judicial district approving mortgage of Beaverhead County lands totaling 3347.81 acres to secure a $50000 amount with May 15 court appearance and two week publication in the Dillon Examiner.
B F Osborne sues Austin J Aiken in Montana for a judgment on a promissory note dated December 4 1928 at Wise River with 8 percent interest. The defendant is ordered to answer within 20 days or face default judgment. The case references a verified complaint on file with the clerk.
Fragmentary legal note lists Gilbert and Madden and Dillon Mon as attorney for the plaintiff with case or docket number 41-4¢.
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