Dillon Examiner editorial office address note 1902
The Dillon Examiner published September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1873 act. Editorial and business correspondence should be addressed to the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1925
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner published September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1873 act. Editorial and business correspondence should be addressed to the newspaper.
Miss Martha Stone of Dillon married John G Wernl last Wednesday Armistice Day at Stanford Memorial Chapel. Rev Evans of Palo Alto officiated with attendants Mr and Mrs Allen Richardson. The couple plans a honeymoon in San Francisco then residence in South Pasadena.
While attending college in California the bride met Mr Wernl, a prominent young manufacturer. The groom is a progressive businessman and president and manager of the California Forest Products company, a large flourishing Southern California firm.
Mr and Mrs S E Davis and Mrs Ernest Luebben entertain this week at the Davis residence on South Dakota street with a series of parties.
Great Falls November 12 The open elk season nears its end with forest officials reporting fewer than 200 elk killed in the Sun River canyon since October 15. Supervisor B L Myrick says the herd remains about 3900 with a yearly increase near 600 and that hunts have not endangered the herd despite reports of widespread slaughter.
Notice declares that half of 1925 taxes are due by November 30 at the County Treasurer’s Dillon office with 6 pm limit and the remaining half due by May 31. Delinquent taxes accrue 1 percent monthly interest plus a five percent penalty. Dated Dillon November 17, 1925. Bertie Mathews, County Treasurer.
The 19256 sheriff sale lists plaintiff T. J. Mulaney versus Mary Adele Murray and executors A C Bond and C B Gruwell. The sale covers Mary Adele Murray’s interest in the south half of section 36 township 6 south range 9 west and related water rights and 10 shares of Beaverhead Canal Company stock. The lands are held by contract with title in the State of Montana and include ditch rights and appurtenances.
Public notices including aliases in Montana Beaverhead county court actions. Summonses against Baltazar Mauz and others for quiet title in Beaverhead property. estate matters for Martha Elizabeth Spearin and James Mauldin estates. stock dispute involving American National Bank of Helena.
The document outlines the estate action of James Mauldin deceased with the administrator seeking control of the court, payment of dividends from 100 shares owned by Mauldin, cancellation of the original stock certificate, and issuance of a duplicate or new certificate to the administrator. Attorneys Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden represent the plaintiff. filing references November 10, 1926.
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