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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1934
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner lists the newspaper as entered September 20 190% as second class matter in Dillon Montana under the 1879 act. Editorial correspondence should be addressed to the Ness management of The Examiner.
J P Hart an educator for a California winery chain spoke in Billings during a tour about liquor use after prohibition. He argued moderation, explained wine pairings and definitions of dry wines, and described bourbon rye gin varieties and aging conditions.
In Los Angeles this week R J Kinzer of the American Hereford Cattle Breeders Association warns that 90 percent of registered Herefords in the United States are in drought areas. Breeders face shortages of feed and water, jeopardizing beef-improvement programs, while Great Western Livestock Show in Los Angeles, November 17–22 showcases quality bulls and sales from Kansas Wyoming and Iowa. Public auction in Los Angeles November 21 offers an opportunity to boost western herds with superior stock and faster gains.
Frank Little and Bert Green returned Tuesday from Trapper Creek near Melrose with a fine buck deer. Tom Morrow and Emmett Morrow spent Tuesday in Dillon from Divide. P N G club met Monday at Mrs. Levant Taylor’s home. Dorothy and Adel aide Gelhaus visited their father John Gelhaus in Alamosa. Miss Berthana Koontz hosted the Nite club. L D S relief society met at Mrs. J C Jeppson’s. Alvin Simpson arrived from Lincoln. Henry Seifken visiting from Bloody Dick. Manse society meets tomorrow at Mrs. Emma Carhart’s. Otto Vandergrift bagged a two point buck on Horse Prairie Monday. Mrs. Diggle Emerick heads to Mayo Clinic Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing plan a Powell visit and winter in Arizona. D A R met at Mrs. T F McFadden’s home with Mrs. Fred Woodside’s paper and Mrs. Albright’s current events resume.
The U S 8 8 Augusta flagship of Admiral Upham will cruise to Australia and to Dutch and British East Indian ports in the fall for the Melbourne foundation centennial celebration. The ship, commanded by Captain Nimitz, has led the Asiatic fleet since 1933 and is in Shanghai. James Madison on naval power cited.
For sale two-year-old Hampshire rams grain fed since October 1 from Beaverhead Ranch Company Dillon. Also registered Shorthorn two-year-old bulls at 75 dollars per head from W. B. Brown Salmon Idaho. Listings dated 16-11 and 16-21.
In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County Samantha Roush sues W B Dean as Lima Improvement Company trustee for creditors stockholders and unknown others claiming rights or encumbrances on the described real property adverse to the plaintiff’s ownership or title. The notice names all persons unknown who might claim any interest and asserts potential clouds on title.
Court action seeks to quiet title to Lots 18 and 14 in Block 29 Original Townsite Lima Montana. Summons requires defendants to answer within 20 days. failure leads to default judgment. Also notice for probate petition hearing set for November 26, 1934 at 10 a m in Dillon court.
Executor J Warren Shaw directs all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication to Gilbert Gilbert and McFadden law offices Dillon Beaverhead Montana. Estate business to be conducted at the law offices in Dillon with J Warren Shaw as Executor. First published October 31 1934.
Elizabeth G. Cornell is named in a will and an application for letters testamentary has been filed. The notice informs interested parties of probate proceedings and how to respond.
A Norwich Connecticut woman reports losing 16 pounds with her first bottle of Kruschen after long night shifts. She credits Kruschen salts dissolved in hot water before breakfast for improved sleep and weight loss, claiming the product is safe and effective.
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