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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1923
Page
7
September 1902 notice under act of March 3 1879 directs letters to the editorial department or business management of the Examiner at the Dillon Examiner.
The Collector of Internal Revenue in Helena announces early release of 1099 and 1096 forms for information returns. Employers with $1,000+ payments in 1923 must file separate 1099 returns for each employee earning $1,060+ in 1928, with 1096 as the transmittal letter. Banks report $1,000+ interest. returns checked against individual filings. Filing period is January 1 to March 16, 1924.
A 1923 Chevrolet that has run very little is listed for sale by Beaverhead Motors Co with a price of 13 cents.
Helena special reports the Montana board of examiners authorized the purchase of $40,000 in general fund warrants with money raised by sportsmen to aid the fish and game fund. The move follows the commission’s earlier disapproval of using such funds for the same purpose. Debate centers on legal authority and whether the action bypasses the will of the people and the fish and game commission. Beaverhead Motors Co. 13-tf
The Montana Taxpayers' association reports many cities and towns exceed legal levies. Scobey and Cut Bank show the largest overages. Plentywood's total levy reaches 61 mills with 20 illegal. The group urges payments under protest andlegal action if refunds are denied, offering guidance from Helena counsel Frank Woody.
The Forest Supervisor in Dillon Montana advertises a timber sale on 158 acres along the Big Hole River area. Bids require 100 dollars deposit with bid. timber estimated at 246000 feet for saw timber or 866 cords for cordwood. sale conditions and bid submission details available from the Forest Supervisor. The right to reject bids reserved.
Washington reports designation of all roads in the Federal aid highway system, about 185 000 miles, approved by the bureau of public roads. Seven percent of nation roads slated for future systematic improvement, extensive inter state discussions completed, tentative state maps received, map preparation underway.
The system will issue maps showing progress, selection, construction and reconstruction. The first map may cover eastern and western halves of the United States. Each map will be six feet by four feet and display primary, interstate and intercounty highways. The drafting relied on other government map agencies to minimize new work.
A 1923 Chevrolet change hands through Littl Beaverhead Motors Co. The listing notes a model year of 1923 and a limited run described as run very Littl. The item appears in a brief motor trades section with minimal details.
Paris millinery scene highlights new pattern hats as designer Anna Hart gains attention for innovative models. The piece notes 1811 as a date reference in the display context and outlines the evolving taste in headwear.
Members of St Rosa Sodality were entertained Friday by Father Lechner at the rectory. After a musical program refreshments were served. A mixer was held at the recreation hall by the W A A Saturday evening for the college girls. Wednesday assembly featured presidents of student organizations with Mae Toy Beth Hope Ralph Wright and Eunice Brown speaking and the men’s glee club singing two numbers.
The press will publish the November Normal College Index on November 14. It will compile library numbers with recommendations and reviews of books as part of the library guide.
Dr Davis and Mr McBain returned from Missoula Saturday after meeting with University authorities to discuss the conference.
Miss Phillips gave three talks to the Junior assembly. The first on October 30 covered Physical Fitness and the second on November 6 discussed Etiquette. Her November 18 topic is Building a Budget.
Mrs Curran returned November 3 from a tour of Central Montana high schools visiting Miles City Great Falls Belt Chateau Stockett Sand Coulee Helena Butte Sims Fort Shaw and Augusta.
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds in Beaverhead County Dillon and nearby. Entries include Southern Montana Abstract & Title Co to Ellen Leach for 326 acres on Upper Blacktail Deer Creek and to Charles J Kelly for 20 acres on Long Creek, plus other transfers: John Hinch 154 acres on Upper Blacktail. John Sullivan to Abbie Sullivan 248 acres north of Dillon. estate of John A Peat to L H Traux. Lot 15 Block 8 Grand View Addition to Lima. Gilbert Kerr to Ward Richardson 80.25 acres southeast of Dillon. state of Montana to Gilmore & Pittsburgh RR Co involving railroad right of way.
D F Mooney sheriff certifies sale to Martin Barrett of Lots 19 and 20 in Block 3 of Poindexter and Orr Addition Dillon Lottridge property following a sheriff's sale process.
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