Dillon Examiner header and publication details
The Dillon Examiner weekly issue from November 25, 1936 lists its second class matter status, post office location in Dillon Montana, mailing date, volume and issue numbers and subscription price. It notes editorial and business correspondence address at 124 S Montana Street Dillon MT and identifies the paper as issued every Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillion
Montana
Examiner
Dillon Examiner
S. Montana Street
Dillon, Montana
Churches Exchange Pulpits End Successful Dillon Mission
After eight days of a Preaching Mission in Dillon churches conclude with strong turnout. Visiting ministers from Baptist, Methodist, Presbyterian and Episcopal churches preached at each others pulpits. The united young people service drew many youths and interest in future joint gatherings. Gratitude is extended to newspapers, musicians, ushers, caretakers, Hartwig Theatre, Orr High School, Dr. Davis and the Normal College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniting Churches
Tragitt
Baptist Church
Lear
Methodist
Meeke
Presbyterian
Schmidt
Episcopal
United Young People’s Service
Peo
Dillon
United Choirs
Hartwig
Orr
Beaverhead County Board Minutes 1936 Highlights
Regular sessions on November 2 4 and 5 1936 record actions by Beaverhead County Commissioners. Highlights include transfer of equity on a 1936 Chevrolet truck approval of an auto license collection total of 1482 50 and notices to repair costs on a Dillon Twin Bridges road project. Officials canvassed the November 3 1936 general election results for multiple statewide and county offices and warned littering along county highways with penalties under 1935 law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
Claude H. Brown
W. Napton
Monida
Dillon- Twin Bridges
Hans C. Hansen
Owens
Ned Saunders
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
the Supreme Court
Fifth Judicial District
Secretary of State
Preaching Mission Concludes with Shared Mission Support
The Mission covered all expenses and left a sizable balance for the uniting churches that joined. Grateful thanks are given to all attendees who supported every service and to the leaders for inspiring faith hope and courage as the mission ends and its spirit endures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniting Churches
Earthquake Talk by Prof Scott Stirs Montana Society Meeting
Prof Scott asserts communities can avoid major quake disasters with proper building design. He outlines the aims of the new Montana Society of Natural History which will hold its annual meeting and banquet in Butte next weekend. Chairman J Ford McBain presides with guests C T Kennedy and Conrad Orr of Beaverhead County High School.
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Scott
Montana Society of Natural History
Butte
J. Ford McBain
Prof
C. T. Kennedy
Prin
Conrad Orr
Beaverhead County
Jackson Mary N. Cotrell News Roundup
Local notes from Jackson detail visits and travels of residents Jake Neidt family Fred Hirschy hospital stay and homecoming John Neidt Clemon Stewart Hubbard gatherings for turkey dinner Harold Contway wedding plans Helen Wenger Contway set to reside in Dillon barber shop opening by Donald Cressler Jackson Friendship club Twin Lakes Stockmen hosts I O O F card tournament winners Barbara Lehwalder Ethel Holman Edith Jorgensen to Los Angeles Wisdom library fundraiser date shift and local social events through late November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Jake Neidt
Idaho
Fred Hirschy
Budge Memorial Hospital
John Neidt
Tom Clemon
Jake Neidt, Jr
Arch Stewart
Walter Stewart
Fred Nelson
Hamilton
Jules Wenger
Harold Contway
Dillon
Gibbons
Charles Wenger
Harry Lapham
Barbara Lehwalder
Ethel Holman
Edith Jorgensen
Los Angeles
Jackson Friendship Club
Twin Lakes Stockmen’s Association
Dan Pendergast
Jack Hurley
Lucy Jardine
The
Stock Association
Alfred Peterson
Logan
Utah
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Wisdom Women’s Club
Wisdom Library
William Knudsen Jr
Wenger
Substantial Reduction in Dillon Fire Insurance Rates
The Dillon city fire insurance rates drop for policies renewed after August 15. Dwelling rates fall 10 percent, brick mercantile 12 percent, mercantile contents 8 percent, and frame mercantile 17 percent. The changes reflect improved firefighting, buildings, and enforcement, credited to the Council, Fire Department, Water Department, and citizens, with continued cooperation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Fire Department
Water Department
Citizens of
Dillon
Chas. W. Cook
Anthony Dixon Hurt in Timber Fall Near Dillon
Dillon timber worker Anthony Dixon sustained multiple leg fractures after falling from a wagon load of logs in Van Camp canyon southeast of Dillon. A rancher found him. taxi driver Lee Reece transported him to Barrett hospital.
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Anthony. Dixon
Dillon
Lee Reece
Barrett Hospital
Beavershead Montana Alias Summons in Divorce Case
Alias summons in a Montana district court case between Alexander Peyre and Fessie Peyre requests the defendant answer the complaint within twenty days or a default judgment will be entered. The action seeks a divorce and dissolution of the bonds of matrimony.
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Fessie B. Peyre
State OF
Montana
Montana divorce summons for Harry J and Katherine F Andrus
Summons served on the defendants requires appearance or answer within twenty days. Action seeks dissolution of the marriage from December 30 1931. Plaintiff claims Bona fide Beaverhead County Montana residency since 1935 and desertion by Katherine F Andrus on March 6 1935. Clerk Fred Rife notes court seal. attorneys Gilbert Gilbert and McFadden of Dillon Montana handle the case.
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Katherine F. Andrus
State OF
Montana
City of
Denver
Colorado
A. D
Beaverhead
Fred Rife
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Plaintiff
Dillon
Montana Farmers Submit 1936 Conservation Worksheets
A summary by J. C. Taylor shows Montana farmers submitted worksheets covering more than 17,355,000 acres under the 1936 agricultural conservation program. The report highlights extensive participation and broad land coverage across the state.
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Montana
J. C. Taylor
Desertion and abandonment suit filed in Dillon Montana
The defendants, for over a year before action, wilfully deserted and living separate from the plaintiff without consent. The statement references the plaintiff's verified complaint on file with the Clerk, dated November 10 1936, with Clerk Fredrife and attorneys Gilbert Gilbert and McFadden listed as counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D
Fredrife
Messrs, Gilbert, Gilbert
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Anthony Dixon
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