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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1923
Page
11
A 1902 note from the Examiner outlines the editorial department and business operations under the act of Congress. It mentions letters pertaining to the editor and the Dillon Examiner’s editorial commitments and responsibilities.
A. Potts drug store building on Bannack street is being remodeled with a plate glass front. The project adds a prime business location to Dillon’s Bannack street. T. F. McFadden joins Rodgers and Gilbert law firm, moving from Butte after recent admission to practice in the state.
Carruthers and Sons opened a city auto business in the building opposite Hartwig Theatre, replacing Lindsey Phillips. Earl Carruthers heads the Marmon Hudson and Essex agency, offering general auto services.
Press dispatches name Frank Hat field as star for Dillon high school athlete in Saturdays clash. Montana Aggies defeated Idaho Polytechnic Institute by a large margin. Rodney Foster and Dewey Cashmore, former Beaverhead stars, also return to Bozeman.
Fragmentary note mentions a World Series trip to San Diego, with Hurley Leach and a female figure slated for a city event. Details are unclear but point to an upcoming series appearance and travel.
Miller and Spitz left last week for a Yellowstone park trip and will visit the Barnett ranch home near Red Lodge before returning to Dilod.
Senator and Mrs Frank Haselbaker arrived in Dillon last Monday afternoon to a flurry of good wishes from local friends. Newlyweds who were married in Hartsdale New York are spending their honeymoon in the state and have begun housekeeping at the Hazelbaker residence on South Pacific Street.
Mrs. Martha Featherly hosted a theater party for her young friends last Friday night at the Hartwig to celebrate her eighteenth birthday.
Ladies of the St. James guild filled many tables at the Guild hall for an evening bridge party last Wednesday. A six o'clock dinner with handsome appointments preceded the card games.
Announcements note the marriage of Miss Thelma Knapp a former local figure and Mr L J Munroe, the ceremony taking place recently in Los Angeles.
Guests enjoyed two The Roberta residence evenings with a Halloween decoration theme. Four tables were arranged for Five Hundred play. Delicious refreshments followed each night as a bevy of ladies socialized in attractively decorated rooms.
Mrs. Alice Clegg left Monday for Monitor Alberta Canada to live with her father and brother. Mrs. Cora Gardner visiting Mrs. Cora Holland and Mrs. Helen Randolph plan to return home in Peoria Ill. Mrs. John S. Baker visited Sherman with her daughter Mrs. Ira Rankin. Osie Smith Etta Metzel and John Cosgrove formed a Dillon motor party that spent several days in Sherman. Mrs Henry Gleed returned from Salt Lake City after a tonsil operation.
Westmin ster guild Delta Phi meets at Mrs A L Anderson home next Thursday October 11 with gifts of work bags handkerchiefs wash cloths or hair ribbons. Invitations extended to all attendees.
Mrs. Fred Schuler and family express deep gratitude to numerous friends and neighbors for their devoted ministrations during their recent affliction and bereavement. The message thanks each and all for supportive kindness.
In Montana's Fifth Judicial District for Beaverhead County an order to show cause is issued why the real estate of Kate Fitzharris deceased should not be sold. Executrix Maggie Climer filed a verified petition, showing necessity to sell the entire estate. All interested persons are ordered to appear before the district court.
An October 1 1923 order directs publication of a public sale of a parcel of land in Dillon townsite Beaverhead County Montana. The description covers a portion of land in Fraction G and details the sale terms and public notice requirements.
The First National Bank of Dillon as executor calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be sent to the law office of Rodgers & Gilbert in Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County.
Estate of Mary J Wadhams deceased names Aurelia Keller as administratrix and calls all creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months of first publication. Notices file at Rodgers Gilbert law office Dillon Beaverhead Montana. Publication date October 10, 1923.
The City Council of Dillon Montana invites sealed proposals for cement piers and materials to support a steel trestle over the Beaverhead River. Bids due October 15 1923 at 8 PM with a 10 percent bid security. Bids to be delivered to the City Clerk's office.
Elizabeth Cornell sues William and Ruth Eden in Bea be hhead County Montana for 1000 dollars plus 9 percent interest from October 18 1920 plus 125 dollars attorney fees and costs, seeking foreclosure of a real estate mortgage and sale of the premises with service of process required within twenty days and default judgment if not answered. The filing notes are in the Fifth Judicial District with Rodgers and Gilbert as attorneys.
The city announces a bid for construction cement with a $1000 bond to ensure faithful performance under the contract and specifications. The council reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Date noted October 10, by City Clerk Henry G. Rodgers.
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