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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1926
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner announces second class mailing status at Dillon Montana dated September 20 1902 under a March 8 1879 act. All editorial and business correspondence should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
Farmers and ranchers report a favorable fall with good harvests and rising prices in cattle sheep hogs peas and dairy. Beverages and poultry sectors grow as beaverhead aims for leadership in dairying peas and pigs while households prepare larders for winter ahead.
George Opp wins justice of the peace as Montana Republicans maintain control of the county offices and dominate the legislature while Scott Leavitt returns as the lone Republican congressman. The party touts a solid statewide showing despite an off-year election. Senator Hazelbaker leads the campaign with credit for a full party ticket win except for one congressman.
The article notes the start of the legislature session with a focus on the interests of the Normal and Beaverhead county. A temporary truce is declared between the Flat heads and the Blackfeet, ending hostilities for two years as tribes return to farming and work, fostering renewed courage and peace on earth.
Ranch on Ruby river offers 400 acres with 360 head cattle at 342 per acre with C Newman of Dillon Montana handling terms. Lost lap robe between Dell and Armstead seeks return to Examiner for reward. Ranch for sale 354 acres 300 cultivated fenced creek runs through, 150 acres potato suitable near Salmon Idaho Box 425. Two modern homes for sale via A Hazelbaker. Shoes for repair needed at City Shoe Store. Sheep and lambing range to let Frying Pan basin 2000 acres enclosed, James Kirkpatrick Dillon Mont. Honey for sale starting 60 lb buckets and 7 dollar five gallon quantity. Woman seeks day house cleaning. Lost bed roll on Horse Prairie road Armstead to Grant, return to E L Smith Grant for reward.
The majority rules in this country while the minority submits peaceably and good naturedly. With aid from Republican voters in the county the majority elected the Democratic candidates except for one. Citizens elected are deemed worthy and capable, and the Examiner wishes them a successful two year tenure.
Dillon Implement Company is installing a harness display room in an adjoining building compartment. The new display will showcase the modern equipment and all harness goods, with W. B. Roberts closing his local harness store last week. The Dillon shop remains the only harness retailer in the city.
Classified notices advertise a mixed farming proposition of 160 acres five miles south of Dillon for 7500 dollars with 2000 cash and balance at 6 percent. Also listed is a 240 acre sheep layout described as cheap with easy terms.
John Collins filed in Montana Beaverhead District Court a will and petition to admit it as Elma DuBois estate. A hearing is set in Dillon court on November 11, 1926 at 10 a.m. to allow interested parties to appear or file objections in writing. Dated October 26, 1926. Fred Rife, Clerk of Said Court.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana Morton Mortgage Company James Robert Morton Floy A Morton, his wife Security State Bank of Dillon East Bendh Irrigation District a quasi public corporation listed for public sale under mortgage and lien actions.
Sheriff announces sale of 320 acre Beaverhead County property to the highest cash bidder on November 20 1926 at 2 pm at the Dillon courthouse abutting rights and appurtenances. Executors publish notice to creditors of Mary D Craver deceased for claims within ten months after first publication at Gilbert Gilbert McFadden Dillon Montana.
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