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The Dillon Examiner records its mailing status as entered on September 20 1902 at Dillon Montana under the 1878 act.
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Dillon
Montana
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1931
Page
2
Wisdom Montana Social Notes and Visits
Local residents and visitors travel through Wisdom and the Big Hole valley. Bozeman ties appear with Mr. and Mrs. Dick Richards visiting and judging livestock at Beaverhead fair, while Hallie and Amy Stephens return home from Dillon. Community events include a surprise shower for Mrs Maybee and a trip to Butte for cabin materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Richards
Bozeman
Big Hole
Dillon
George Clemon
Ralph Jorgensen
Richards
The
Agricultural College
Beaverhead
Ed Miller
Hunter's Hot Springs
Curtis Wright
Elizabeth Morrison
Stevensville
Miller Home
Hallie Stephens
Amy Stephens
Argyl Stephens
D. J. Stephens
Hallie
Red Rock
Amy
Argyl
Jim Scofield
Howard Hollenback
Butte
Ray Willey
Massigbrod Lake
Jimmy Dodd
Hansen Packing Company
Stephen Schmitz
Anaconda
Dgar
New York
Henry Hendricks
Ed Wenger
Jake Neff
Wise River
Fred Hirschy
Will Knudsen
Dan Pendergast
Marvin Nelson
Sam Peterson
Victor Givogre
Butte Business College
Louis Givogre
Barnes
Charley Craig
Florence Woodworth
Herb Armitage
Frank Hazelbaker
Joseph Jones
Seattle
California
Missouri
Montana
Nice
Wisdom
Knudsen
Dillon Sunday
Coast City
Barrett Hospital
Dr. Browning
Louise Fitzgerald
Bob Rosecranz
Hamilton
Don Anson
J. P. Loss
Luella Stickney
Francis Ralston
Ralph Anderson
Raymond Gillispe
Whitehall
William Knudsen
Eric Maubee
Eric Maybee
George Helming
Dave Hirschy
Fred Holman
Spokane
Wallace
Big Hole residents, visitors noted in Wisdom and nearby towns
The report lists numerous Wisdom and Big Hole area residents visiting Butte, Dillon, and Salmon Idaho for events, social visits, and hunting trips. It notes a duck season opening and a five hundred tournament with leaders Mrs. Martin Jackson and Stanford Shephard, plus a transfer of the Smith barbershop to Wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Clapp
Jack Anderson
Shirley
Gabrilla Mudd
Norman Vaughn
Walter Jones
Wise River
Wisdom
Robert Elwood
Jackson
Martin Jackson
Stanford Shephard
Woody of
Dillon
Herman Mussigbrod
Ray Leverich
John Hutchens
Harold Capehart
Clarence Helming
Wisdom Women's Club
Leslie Jones
Ernest McKinsey
Ben Mallon
Smith
Salmon
Fritz Walchly
Ida May Vaughn
Anaconda
Vera
St. Ann's Hospital
James Muer
Murray Hospital
Butte
Idaho
Walter White
Bellivon
Ralph Huntley
Warren Shaw
Edith Rasmussen
Willey Rasmussen
Warren Flager
Jess Adamsson
Clark Huntley
Wallace Francis
Argyl Stephens Dominates County Fair Prizes
It will be of great interest to valley readers that Argyl Stephens won first prize on parsnips car rota and rutabegas at the county fair. He placed second on cabbage and turnips and earned first and second on Hampshire ram lambs and Hampshire ewe lambs, plus first on a Rambouillet ewe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyl Stephens
Hampshire
Montana Liquor Dealers Rank Low In Population Ratio
An Oct 7 1891 note reports Montana 42nd of 42 states in liquor dealers per population in 1890, with one dealer per 60 residents. Alabama tops with one per 1 488. Also mentions Bannack wanting a skilled shoemaker, a candy gathering at Capt Lamont’s, and potato prices at 38 cents per hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Alabama
Bannack
Lamont
Leland Stanford, Jr
University At
Palo Alto
Calif
Robbery Report Involving Theft Of Hundreds Of Dollars
A description notes that the store was robbed and several hundred dollars worth of goods were taken. The report records the incident location and basic details of the theft.
Bourquin Says Liquor Law Fight Hope Less Without Raid
In Trenton New Jersey Judge George M Bourquin presiding in a liquor law case estimated there are 10 000 speakeasies. He warned that without red handed raids the illegal booze trade could not be stopped and voiced the hopelessness of the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey
George M. Bourquin
Butte
Bourquin
Eastern Normal Sees Record Fall Enrollment
Eastern Montana Normal opened its fifth year with 309 initial registrations by 6 p m and 242 completed enrollments, far above last year's opening day. Registrar H N Stuber says the first year class drives the rise while second year enrollments stay near prior year levels and many take fewer advanced courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Eastern Montana Normal School
Normal School
H. N. Stuber
Safety League studies Japan traffic problems
The Silvertown Safety League, formed in the United States to reduce motor vehicle accidents by urging pledges to observe safe driving rules, studies international approaches including Japan. It notes Japan’s sidewalks gap, strict licensing tests, courteous drivers, and Tokyo’s high accident rate while marking efforts to reward cautious motorists with emblem incentives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvertown Safety League
United States
Japan
Tokyo
Goodrich
Williams Building Stone Claim Patented Near Dillon
Notice of application for U S patent serial number 077665 by William F Williams of Dillon Beaverhead County Montana for twenty acres containing building stone known as the FB Williams Building Stone Claim located about a mile west of Dillon with details in Great Falls Montana October 2 1931 under acts of May 10 1872 and August 4 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Land patent location details in Beaverhead County Montana
Public land notice records describe the south half of the southwest quarter of Section 13 in Township 7 South Range 9 West M.M. The Certificate of Location is dated October 10 1925 and recorded in Vol 86 Page 78. The Amended Declaratory Statement is dated May 12 1927 and recorded in Vol 86 Page 182. No adjoining claims exist for patent. M D Nicholson Register. First publication Oct 7 1931. Last publication Dec 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ularly
M. M
Beaverhead County
Montana
Beaverhead
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Notice for Public Publication land claim in Montana
Department of the Interior notices Francis J. Bjorni of Grant Montana intends to prove up a stockraising homestead claim filed November 18 1926 for sections 2 10 11 township 10 south range 14 west principal meridian. Hearing before Fred Rife at Dillon Montana on November 9 1931 with witnesses Ralph Liggett Hiski Luama John Bjorni and Joe Denny all residents of Grant Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Verne P. McMannis
Bannack
Syanwy
Nysw
Synwy
Township
Range
Prin. Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Dillon
Ross Nay
Judson Dickson
John Stocker
Francis J. Bigrni
Grant
Exnwy
Fred Rife
District Court
Ralph Liggett
Hiski Luama
John Bjorni
U. G. Land Office
Hieh
Joseph N. Carlson
Wisdom
Frank A. Hazelbeker
Dillon, Moonne
Gordon Knowles
William Daw
Stanley D. Oliver
Charles H. Wheat
Armstead
Tom Yost
Peter Anderson
Nathan J. Tallent
Dell
M. D. Nicholson
Register
Beaverhead County Quarantined as Modified Tuberculosis Free Area
Beaverhead county Montana is designated a Modified Tuberculosis Free Accredited Area by authorities. Cattle imports are restricted to accredited herds or those with a satisfactory tuberculin test by an approved veterinarian. Feeder cattle require a written permit and must be tagged or branded F and kept separate. Immediate slaughter cattle must be held apart and killed within ten days. The order becomes effective October 1 1931 and compliance follows federal and state rules. Shipment out of the county remains allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Montana
Montana Livestock Sanitary Board
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Beaverhead
Notice to Creditors in the Pinkerton Estate
In the Matter of the Estate of James R. Pinkerton Deceased in Beaverhead County Montana the administrator Leon Pinkerton notifies creditors and all claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication to Gilbert Gilbert and McFadden law offices Dillon Montana. First publication September 30 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Kate Mooney
Gilbert, Gilbert & McFadden
Idaho Street
Dillon
Daniel F. Mooney
Bate Examiner
James R. Pinkerton
Leon Pinkerton
Dillon Examiner
Dillon man files three year proof on stockraising grant
George H. Guilliksen of Dillon Montana declares intention to make three year proof to establish his stockraising homestead claim for 8W% SEYNEY and related parcels. He will appear before Frank A. Haxel baker A B Commissioner in Dillon on the 22nd day of 1931. Witnesses named Bred Hennena Carlton Innes Berg Christensen Raymond Smith reside in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George’h. ‘Guilliksen
Dillon
Montana
Swynwy
Seyney
Exseyx
Township
Prin. Meridian
Frank A. Haxelbaker
Frank A. Haxelbaker, A
Aimant
Bred Henne
Carlton Innes
Berg Christensen
Raymond Smith
M. D. Nicholson
Register
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State Bank & Trust CO
Dillon, Montana
Are Drug Company
Francis
Twin Lakes
Jessie Holman
Ada Givogre
Hazel Daniels
Horace Helming
Pete Givogre
Bud Danels
Ruth Olsen
Fred Hirsty
C. E. Miller
Vic Olsen
Society of Montana Pioneers
A. F. Graeter
Supreme Court
Senate
Doc Erryin
William Scully
Uccourt
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Eastern Normal
Frying Pan Basin
Jas. Kirkpatrick
Mont
Legals
Ite
Leonard Waldemar
Joe Denny
Garfield Pomeroy
All of Wisdom
Leggat Hotel
Alex. Leggat
Mille Adams
Wick’s
Geo. L. Routledge, Vere
W. E. Serner
Op. D
Huber Bros
Tribune Book Store
Carl B. Taylor
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