Dillon Public School Notes Column Plans
Under Mrs Black the 8A grammar class will sponsor a weekly Dillon Examiner column. The group will gather material from all grades and publish school news articles poems jokes and special pieces this semester.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1930
Page
2
Under Mrs Black the 8A grammar class will sponsor a weekly Dillon Examiner column. The group will gather material from all grades and publish school news articles poems jokes and special pieces this semester.
The Dillon Beavers lose 20 to 0 in their football opener at Dillon athletic park to Anaconda with Hensley scoring and key runs by Mitchell and Nelson. Veterans Starr and Kerr anchor the defense as many new players gain experience.
State headquarters of the Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers releases its first monthly bulletin of the new school year. Edited by Mrs. D. A. Galt, distribution managed by Mrs. J. C. Whitham, with contributors from Lewistown Helena and other communities.
A Warner Bros film adapts Faith Baldwin's novel about the secretary in a love triangle. Dorothy Mackaill plays the secretary with Lewis Stone as the businessman. Natalie Moorhead portrays the wife in love with Brooks Benedict's character. Lloyd Bacon directs.
A historical note lists classroom activities from the first two weeks of school. Items include songs, plays, poems, and dramatizations across grades 1 through 3B. Names of teachers such as Miss Innes, Miss Roth, Miss Larmer, and Miss Wynne appear with class events and performances.
A ceremony at St James guild hall unveiled a marker designating the site of Dillon’s first courthouse. The event featured Prof. R. B. Albright of the Normal college, Mrs. John F. Bishop as marker unveher, and speakers Rev. H. N. Tragitt Rev. R. O. Shannon and Rev. T. J. Simons.
The Beaverhoed Fair association and assistants compiled a long awards list for the exposition but cannot publish this week due to lack of space. The full list will appear next week.
OCALS Tom Carney arrived last Thursday from West Yellowstone where he has spent the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Melton were guests at George Melton's home in Baker Oregon. Lt. Governor Frank Hazelbaker attended the funeral of John Hanlon in Billings last Saturday. Earl Ross came from Boulder for the fair. The St James guild meets tomorrow at Mrs. Howard Morse's home with Mrs. Alma Harwood as co host. The Manse society gathers at O L Christensen home tomorrow. Mrs Levant Taylor and others entertain the MBEA society tomorrow. Mrs G L Sewell leaves for New York City for a two week vacation. Mr and Mrs H L Tolley return from Salt Lake City. Dr and Mrs F H Bimrose were in Helena yesterday. Mrs William Orem visited Dil lon with Mrs EB O Selway last week from Butte. Mrs R L Shackleford arrived from St Louis to spend winter with her sister.
J G McCullum father of James A McCullum died last Thursday in St Anthony Idaho after visiting his son in Dillon. The funeral was held in St Anthony on Sunday.
The Mooney family expresses deep gratitude to friends and neighbors for kindness during the long illness and death of their wife and mother. They acknowledge floral tributes and support from Edward Mooney and Mr. Mary E. Henneberry among others in the community.
A Battle Creek physician cites constipation as a major misery and promotes Rexall Orderlies tablets. The product draws water into the bowel to soften waste and produce a gentle natural movement with no habit or dose increase. Chew Rexall Orderlies at night for next day relief. 24 tablets for 25 cents at Rexall Drug Stores.
John L. Templeman to John O Donnell and all heirs and associates. Co owner has expended 200 dollars for 1929 and 1930 on the Eagle Lode Mining Claim in Bloody Dick district Beaverhead Montana. If one fourth share not paid within ninety days, co ownership will vest in the undersigned by law. Date July 3 1930. First publication July 9 1930.
Libelant United States of America seeks forfeiture of one cash register No 1112522 after seizure at Dillon Montana. The court order declares the device connected to July 14 1980 actions by Fred McCullough and asks condemnation of the property. The document notes Beaverhead County Dillon location and asserts unlawful possession of a medicinal prescription item.
Notice issued under United States internal revenue laws listing intoxicating liquors seized for unpaid taxes and alleging possession for sale. The order requires all claimants to appear by October 16 at the clerk’s office in Butte Montana to contest or defend interests in the condemned property.
Justice records reveal Fay M. Slagel sues Jack Slagel in Beaverhead County Montana District Court seeking dissolution of marriage on grounds of neglecting to provide essentials for over a year. The summons requires a response within twenty days. attorneys for the plaintiff are Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden of Dillon.
The State of Montana issues a summons to multiple defendants including ALIAS SUMMONS THE FEDERAL LAND BANK OF SPOKANE and many others. The action seeks foreclosure of a real estate mortgage dated November 18, 1926. Defendants must answer within twenty days, otherwise a default will be entered.
The mortgage on multiple sections in Township 4 South Range 16 West Montana extends to diverse quarter sections including Sections 4 5 9 10 16 17 20 21 and related lots and rights with water appurtenances. Beaverhead County Montana Recorder recorded on November 27 1926 to recover judgment and foreclose the mortgage with taxes fees costs and interest, to bar defendants from all right title and lien except redemption, and to apply sale proceeds to the sums due with possible deficiency against listed defendants. Witness the court seal dated September 9 1930 and filed by plaintiff counsel in Spokane Washington.
Co-owner announces he has expended 400 dollars for the Alpine Fraction and Alpine Lode mining claims in Beaverhead County Montana and demands 100 dollars from the named owner within ninety days. If not paid the co-owner’s share may become theirs by default. First publication Sept 17 1930.
Department of the Interior announces that William Griffith of Bannack Montana filed a notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim on homestead entries Nos 066196 and 066197 in sections 11 and 14 township 8 range 13 west principal meridian. Final proof date set for October 4 at the district court clerk in Dillon Montana.
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