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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1936
Page
2
The Montana candidate Frank Hazelbaker funds his statewide drive on a constructive platform promising a more economically run state government. He eschews mudslinging and pledges to deliver workable policies, aiming to unite voters on a credible program and reap their support on election day.
We express sincere appreciation for the sympathy extended during our recent bereavement. We thank members of the L. D. Church for their floral offerings from Mr. and Mrs. Harry Staten Albert Staten Mr. and Mrs. Sam Talbott Mr. and Mrs. George Talbott Jack Worden and family Charleen and Caroline Staten.
Farm woodlots and shelterbelts are cited as adding at least a thousand dollars to farm value, with national crops ranking among the top ten sources of total farm income.
Miss Mary Owen of Seattle visited relatives in Dillon Sunday after being summoned to Montana by her mother Mrs. Quitman Owen’s illness. Mrs. Owen is a patient at Murray hospital in Butte.
J A Mинаughton reports on range cattle producers facing high corn prices and scarce feed. Middlewest feeders shrink as demand remains uncertain while Argentine corn enters US markets. West coast outlets look strong. California feed supplies improve with upcoming rains. Cattlemen monitor Los Angeles stocker and feeder activity as producers hold back for better prices.
A stream of social notices lists births at Barrett hospital for Wilbur and Mrs Tash and Carl and Mrs Olsen with infants born on Friday and Thursday respectively. Several Dillon visitors and residents including Emma Yeaman, Sophia Guyaz, Emrys White, George and James Harrison, Robert Watt, Bert Orr Jr, Frank Pendleton, Walter Garrison, and Eber Badcon are noted with recent trips, visits, and business. A marriage license is issued to Arthur Noreen and Louise Gourley of Rigby Idaho.
Standard Oil announces three judges for its World’s Greatest Road Test Prof Lloyd D Herrold Northwestern Charles M Hayes Chicago Motor Club and Charles C Merz Merz Engineering Indianapolis assess 500 mile records and 75 word statements to select cash prizes from 1000 down to 10 plus merchandise awards thousands of Midwestern motorists submitted entries with prize winners to be announced soon. Mr and Mrs S S Patterson of this city and A N Paige of Alder visited Salmon Idaho last week.
Fifteen top steer calves from the Shorthorn herd of the Child and Ancony ranches were purchased by Montana 4-H club members during the Flying D dispersal sale at Montana State College. Prices ranged from 5 to 11 cents per pound, with a top bid of 47 265 dollars for a 420 pound roan calf by Joe Hiseman of Park City.
In Missoula on October 6 Municipal leaders report Montana will pay 8000 more for compulsory state fire insurance after the state board of examiners amended the re insurance contract. Mayor Ralph L Arnold head of the Montana School Boards association cites records showing the August 24 amendment replacing a flat 140 per 100 rate with an 80 percent equivalent for three years.
Hay and pasture for sale 12 miles south of Dillon on Highway 91. Write or wire John Ney Dillon Montana tf.
Well grassed with southern mountain exposure and fenced tracts. 4000 acres leased with deeded land, high carrying capacity for cattle or sheep. Abundant springs and two creeks provide reliable water. Nine-room main house with spring water, bunk house, horse barn, blacksmith shop, four stock sheds. One of Montana’s best stock ranches offered by M. J. Breen, Power.
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead County the estate of Chris Snyder deceased appoints Gertrude Sanner executrix to notify creditors and claimants to file with vouchers within four months after first publication at Leonard A Schulz law office Dillon Montana. Dated October 8 1936.
Procurement Division announces sealed bids in duplicate will be opened at 10 a m Oct 27 1936 for seeding and planting the grounds of the U S P O in Dillon Montana Drawings and specifications may be obtained from the Custodian or at the office The note also discusses rising premiums for state insurance and advocates repealing Referendum Measure No 37 citing increased costs and retroactive rates
The undersigned administratrix Blanche Martin administratrix of the Estate of Harry Martin deceased invites creditors and all persons to exhibit claims within the months after the first publication at the law offices of John Collins Poindexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County Montana. Publication September 16.
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