Dillon Examiner Entry September 20 1902
The Dillon Examiner enters Dillon Montana as second class matter under the act of Congress of March 8 1878.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1935
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner enters Dillon Montana as second class matter under the act of Congress of March 8 1878.
Bozeman November 19 Dr J C Taylor announces the resignation of Gam L Sloan extension agronomist since 1931 to take a post as agronomist for the soil conservation division at Great Falls. Sloan guided erosion control strip farming seed programs crested wheatgrass and Ladak alfalfa efforts boosting Montana agriculture and seed production. Edwin Hahn of Helena wins Montana State college chemistry scholarship with grade point average 2.96 per credit for freshman work.
Bozeman announces two guest speakers for the annual dairy industry short course at Montana State College from February 24 to 29. Dr L A Rogers chief of research in dairy manufacturing at Washington and Dr D R Theophilus head of dairy husbandry at the University of Idaho will share their extensive dairy product experience.
Bozeman Nov 19 Montana State College will send 14 head of livestock to the 1935 International Livestock Exposition in Chicago from Nov 30 to Dec 7. D W Chittenden head of animal husbandry will deliver an address on winter range supplements for breeding ewes amid the sheep division of the American Society of Animal Production. The entries include seven Shorthorn cattle one Hereford and three Angus steers and three Hampshire weather lambs.
Ralph Flanders president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and Dartmouth lecturer spoke to students and faculty at Montana State College during an Armistice Day assembly in Bozeman on November 19.
Fourth grade pupils staged a five act Thanksgiving play in the training school auditorium. Cast included Marion Wiant Rose Standish Florence Casterline and Rodney Sinclair among many others. Tryouts for solo parts in the winter music festival are under way with strong competition. The M club plans eight ushers and a yell king for basketball games. Freshman placement tests by the Inland Empire English council were given at Normal College to determine suitable freshman courses.
A review of naval aid to disabled vessels and to communities struck by earthquakes floods and famine shows the navy's essential role in peace and war. It stresses prompt medical help provisions and supplies as lifesaving over force, underscoring the fleet as an ever ready aid to people in calamity.
Company 1501 outlines extensive works including Birch Creek road 5 miles Willow Creek to lakes, 2 miles Willow Creek, 13% miles Thief Creek to French Creek, 7 miles Quartz Hill, 2 miles Rattlesnake, 3% miles etc. Winter program lists road work 12.5 miles plus brush burning, pole fence, creosote plant procurement and several bridges and culverts planned. Spike camp notes cover culverts, telephone line reconstruction, social events, new doctor, hockey and hiking as main activities. The Birch Creek football team travels to play Dillon Independents in a tough zero temperature matchup, showing grit and aerial play. Visitors include Col. Hooper and Lt. Reed with praise for Lumsden’s block-printing and woodwork.
Harry M Smith, a well known Dillon resident, has taken over as manager of the Farmers Union Trading Company here, succeeding 8.0 Harris who resigned.
Classified section lists pasture and hay for sale near Twin Bridges, a Hyperlink range for sale, a lost bank savings book and valuables with reward, a Desirable modern Dillon home for sale, sale of horses and cattle to Shippers Speirs & Gray in Dillon, salesmen wanted for Rawleigh routes in Deer Lodge and Silver Bow counties, and diesel engine training program recruitment in Dillon area with contact.
The Montana State Board of Education invites sealed bids for a three story fireproof Residence Hall at Montana State Normal College Dillon. Separate bids for General construction Plumbing and Heating and Electrical Installation. Plans by Fred F Willson and G G Cottier on file in Bozeman. Bid deadline 10 a m December 9 1935 with 6 percent bid deposit.
The document records a requirement to include the contractor license number for the year 1986 on the bid. It also lists the State Board of Education of Montana with Elizabeth Ireland as secretary, Helena. The text reflects administrative formalities from a Montana state education board context.
The executrix Marie Nelson of the John Nelson estate in Beaverhead County Montana calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within ten months of the first publication. Claims must be filed at John Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Montana the estate business location. First publication November 13 1936.
In the District Court of Montana Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Isadore Gies sues Callahan Zinc Lead Company and multiple defendants including Canadian Bank of Commerce and trustees over real property described in the complaint. The action seeks lien and encumbrance determinations as to adverse claims.
The State of Montana sues to quiet title to Custer No 1 and Custer No 2 mining claims in Beaverhead County. The action seeks to adjudicate ownership and include mining machinery and equipment on the claims. Judgment by default may be entered if defendants fail to respond within twenty days after service.
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