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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1937

Page

2

Megquier and Strasser Wed in Quiet Dillon Ceremony

Miss Isabel Megquier and Weston Strasser were quietly married Tuesday of last week with Justice Louis Stahl officiating. Attendants were Miss Irene Megquier and Norman Giles. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Megquier, is a Mod ern Beauty shop proprietor. Strasser, a former standout at the Normal college, works for Dillon Plumbing and Heating.

Isabel Megquier Weston Strasser Dillon Louis Stahl Irene Megquier Norman Giles Beaverhead Bert Megquier Strasser The Normal College Dillon Plumbing and Heating Company Helen Anderson Jackson Mauree Ericson Lakeview Chi Omega Montana State College T. W. Sargent Payson Utah Bill Bowhay John Hildreth George Opp S. E. Whitworth Alder Joe Metlen Armstead Frank Husted Wise River A. P. Williams Emerson Hughes Horse Prairie W. G. Squires Lucy Kyriss Los Angeles Broadview Barrett Hospital Beaverhead County H. M. Warner Mary Dawn Warner Utah Agricultural College Logan George Hamberger Dell Walter Scott J. E. Selway Grant Dillon Country Club N. L. Henry Russell Bacon John Troupe Allen Moore G. L. Routledge Butte Lucille Skewes

Local Weddings and Club Meetings Populate Lima Week

Miss Helga Peterson and James Anderson of Lima wed quietly at the Lutheran parsonage with Rev. A W Nelson officiating. After a Salt Lake trip, they will reside in Lima. The day also featured guild meetings and club events across Dillon with officers elected and gatherings hosted by the St. James guild Carroll Study club Young People’s Fellowship and other groups.

Helga Peterson James Anderson Lima A. W. Nelson Mildred Peterson Rex Ward Salt Lake St. James Guild Guild Hall Annabelle Morrison W. F. Cashmore Carroll Study Club J. E. Kelly M. J. Allen Helen Bulger Howard Morse Young People’s Fellowship June Patrick Norma Jones Fred Chapman Manse Society The Presbyterian Church Harry Graves Danish Brotherhood Dillon I. O. O. F. Hall Elmer Peterson S. P. Larsen Pan Hellenic Jean Ballard Billie Henkel Helen Dahlberg Bridge Ralph Cushing Dave Williams Methodist Aid Society Ned Saunders W. E. Roberts Noah Allen St. James Episcopal Church Beaverhead Daughters of the American Revolution Frank A. Hazelbaker W. B. Willey United States Sisterhood of Nations Dillon Shakespeare Club St. James Guild Hall Ellen May Guild Jean Bishop L. H. Saito Miss Bishop Elizabeth Shotwell

Registered Herefords Bring Good Price at Beaverhead Sale

Beaverhead and Madison county stockmen gathered for a registered Hereford bull sale. Notable prices included Cal Domino 13th at 360 and Gallatin Randolph at 325, with Captain Advance among top bids. The 80 bulls averaged 175, drawing many local buyers and several out of state, as Co B Drake presided with Dillon clerks and organizers Bernard Williams and H B Sager overseeing.

Rose Advance Myron Beatty Bozeman Lester Schulz Cal Domino Thomas H. Watson Hobson Gallatin Randolph Bradley George Harrison Bannack Penn Randolph II Captain Advance Advance Domino Oscar Sales Nay Brothers Beaverhead Madison County Beaverhead County Montana Co. B. Drake Fred Reppert Bert Williams Dillon Bernard Williams H. B. Sager

Scholarships Awarded to Eighteen Normal Students

The report lists eighteen normal students receiving junior and senior scholarships for the next school year. Recipients include Dillon William Sprout and Helen Irene, with others from Manhattan Plentywood Sheridan Armstead Whitefish Bozeman and more. Scholarships, based on rank, waive regular college fees for three quarters and require high scholastic standing.

Dillon William Bayerd Helen Irene Sprout McAllister Jack Veltkamp Manhattan James Leo Kelly Arthur DeBoer Marguerite Peterson Plentywood Frances Alene Brim Sheridan Rosa Lee Brown Armstead Warren Lovinger Fort Benton Violet Harvick Outlook Mary A. Murphy Butte Harold Dugan Whitefish Gertrude Oliver Red Lodge Rosalie Seitz Bozeman

Extension service notes on local events and livestock sales

Reports from Dillon and Bozeman cover community notices including pledged individuals in a sorority, travel for family illness, arrests, births, hospital treatments, and local visits. The Montana State College ram sale tops regional listings with a $100 stud ram and a $42 pen price. Howard G. Lewis appointed livestock specialist, replacing I M Anderson.

Bozeman Montana State College Casper Wyo D. W. Chittenden State College Chittenden Wyoming Utah Idaho Oregon Montana

New State Land Agent and Division Chief Named

Hans Beering a Gallatin Valley farmer from Bozeman was named State Land Agent by State Commissioner Nanita B Sherlock succeeding Sean Choquette who resigned after holding the post since 1926. Tom Kane former Ravalli county state senator resigns as head of Grain and Scale Testing. J T Kelly of Red Lodge will assume duties October 15.

Hans Beering Gallatin Valley Bozeman Nanita B. Sherlock Sean Choquette Choquette Tom Kane Ravalli County J.T. Kelly Red Lodge

Montana August income falls short of 1936 totals

Montana reports total August revenue of 2,966,533 from all funds via John J. Holmes, about 655,000 less than August 1936. Warrant expenditures rose from 2,984,700 in August 1936 to 3,171,300 this August, reflecting statewide fund activity.

Montana John J. Holmes

Montana tax deadline set for October 15

A. E. Dye chairman of the tax equalization board reminded Montanans that the second half and final payments of state taxes are due October 15.

Montana A. E. Dye Tax Equalization Board

State and Federal Agencies Swap Salmon and Feeds

State Game Warden James A. Weaver says a unique exchange with the U S Bureau of Fisheries will trade 2 5 million sockeye salmon eggs from Montana hatcheries for 5 000 pounds of dehydrated salmon meal and 20 000 pounds of dehydrated seal meal to feed fingerlings in Montana rearing ponds.

State Game Department U. S. Bureau of Fisheries James A. Weaver Montana

Welfare rolls rise as pensions reach new peak

Public welfare commissioner I. M. Brandford reports old age pension lists grew from 9 569 last April to 10 980 in the past month. Total payments amount to $220 000 averaging $20 74 per recipient. Children on aid now total 800.

I. M. Brandford

Repossession Notice for Piano in Butte Mont

Repossession action announced for a nearly new dance model piano in the vicinity. Party responsible may settle by paying the remaining balance due to avoid loss. Orton Brothers in Butte Montana handling the matter.

Orton Brothers Butte Montene

Montana District Court Real Property Action Listing Heirs

In Beaverhead County Montana a district court action No 4621 by Anna H Thompson against multiple Haskins Rymer and Stewart heirs seeks to clear title and remove any cloud on the plaintiff's ownership in the described real property. The complaint names numerous individuals and all unknown persons who may claim rights or liens.

District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Montana County of Beaverhead Anna H. Thompson Martha G. Haskins Henry R. Haskins Sarah D. Haskins Doyle J. Haskins Myrna Haskins Lydia G. Austin Richard H. Aus Stewart Florence V.magee Earle Rymer Tina Rymer William Rymer May Rymer Bernard Rymer Mary E. Rymer Theodore Rymer Edgar Rymer Arthur Gotchall Delia Gotchall Ruth Hoge George Hoge Newton B. Stewart

Christian Science Lesson Sermon On Unreality Read

The Sunday lesson-sermon in Christian Science churches centered on unreality and spiritual law. Golden text quotes Jeremiah and Isaiah while Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health discusses Nature’s laws as Spirit and truth overcoming material methods.

Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

License Issued For Dillon Couple Miss Luella McQueary

A marriage license was issued Saturday to Miss Luella McQueary and Norman Wynes, well known Dillon residents.

Luella McQueary Norman Wynes Dillon

Pied Piper puppet show to enchant Hamelin on Oct 9

The Marionettes present a Crosstown fantasy with the Pied Piper of Hamelin at the Normal College Auditorium on October 9 with matinee at 2:30 and evening at 8:15 Sponsored by the American Association of University Women the colorful production features new lighting and backstage glimpses drawing families from town to see the show expected to sell out early with both performances.

Hamelin C. Ray Smith Olvera Street Los Angeles Magic Mountain American Association of University Women Normal College

Quieting Title Fight Over Beaverhead Land

The State of Montana and defendant landowners are sued to quiet title to Beaverhead county land in Township 12 South Range 9 West. The case seeks water rights and associated improvements and appurtenances with claimants urged to file answers within 20 days of service.

Montana Beaverhead County Township 12 Range 9 A. D Norman Giles W. M. Stone J. A. Poore Silver Bow Block Butte Plaintiff

Agenda: Court to Consider Sale of Holloway Estates

In the Matter of the Estate and Guardianship of Eugene C. Holloway and Irma May Holloway minors guardian Elizabeth A. Marchesseau requests an order to sell real and personal property for the wards best interests. The court sets October 14, 1937 at 10 a.m. in Dillon for appearance and decision with publication in the Dillon Examiner for three weeks.

Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Eugene v. Holloway Irma May Holloway Elizabeth A. Marchesseau Eugene C. Holloway Dillon Manianet Dillon Examiner Norman Giles

Beaverhead County Sealed Bid Call for 2-Ton Dump Truck

Beaverhead County seeks sealed bids for one 2 ton truck with a 2 yard dump body and a 7 inch hydraulic hoist. Bids due 10:00 a.m. Tuesday Nov 2, 1937 with 18 month payment plan including carrying charge. Board to open bids and reserve right to reject all bids. Albert S. Baker, Clerk.

Beaverhead Dillon Montana Board of County Commissioners

Notice to Creditors in Estate of Louis A Gilman

Administrator Louis M. Gilman alerts creditors of the Louis Anson Gilman estate to present claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. Claims must be delivered to the administrator at Leonard A Schulz law office in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana.

Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Louis Anson Gilman Leonard A. Schulz Dillon Louis M. Gilman Ake

Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Mulany Estate Granted

Be notified that Myrl Erwin as Executrix of Thomas J. Mulany deceased must show cause on October 16, 1937 at 10:00 AM in Dillon Montana Court to authorize private sale of the decedent’s real estate and personal property. Publication ordered in The Dillon Examiner for two weeks. Judge Henry G. Rodgers.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Thomas J. Mulany Myrl Erwin Dillon Dillon Examiner Beaverhead County Henry G. Rodgers Range Nine Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden United States Theo. F. McFadden Maud G. Freeze

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Examiner Montana Street Megquier-Strasser Peterson-Anderson Clubs Adlerika George M. Gosman Sates Ank É& Trust Company Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Extension Service Yellowstone County Dairy Herd Improvement Association J. O. Tretsven Gallatin Park Counties Association Lake County Cascade Association Madison-Jefferson Counties Association Tretsven Association Howard G. Lewis North Dakota Montana Extension Service J. C. Taylor Lewis Taylor I. M. C. Anderson University of Alaska Capital News Legals Christian Science Geo. L. Routledge, M.D W. E. Selner Optometrist Andrus Hotel Blackleg Aegressin Parke, Davis Geo. M. Gosman Dillon, Montana
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