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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
11
The Dillon Examiner entered September 20 1903 at Dillon Montana as second class matter under the Act of Congress March 3 1879 All letters pertaining to the editorial department or the business management of the Examiner should be addressed to.
All 18 acts prepared for the opening of the largest show house in the Northwest. Concessions offer prizes to attract bidders while aisles host varied wares. Dancing runs from doors open to close with the Baxter Tonney Orchestra and Dillmont Park jazz artists providing lively music. Legionnaires promote the fall festival as a crowd favorite.
Leonard Eliel, former mayor and long-time Dillon council member, marks the fortieth fifth anniversary of the Dillon and Eliel firm. He has served on state boards and committees, is Dillon's representative on the state board of education, and leads the Dillon Rotary club. His guidance and conservative leadership have been credited with aiding Dillon's prosperity and progress.
Foresight and Ju Me has served on the school board for over a score of years Adolph Bel has led city af fairs The store is noted for high principles fair dealing and progressive methods Management extents service and courtesy to customers Clerks and employees have long tenure The people of Dillon and Beaverhead County congratulate Eliel brothers on their forty fifth anniversary and wish continued growth and prosperity.
Evening rosary devotions run daily at 7 30 with sessions led by multiple priests including Rev T Clifton of Lima Rev Father De Lane of Deer Lodge Rev Father Kreb Bach and Rev D Meade of Missoula Rev Father Murnane of Drummond Rev Dr Hoff Rev G Tougas of Helena Rev J O Malley of Butte and Rev Father O Shea of Stevensville Among the ctagar te
The Dillon convention will host over 500 educators for three days with arrangements for housing, a special train from Butte, and a packed agenda. Delegates will attend eight departmental meetings Friday and ten on Saturday, with lectures by Clapp May Trumper Coleman and others, and a football game for visitors at Beaverhead County High School.
In Butte Dillon defense shut down Butte with strong line play while Dillon’s Wright set up the offense with precise kicking until a leg injury sidelined him for two weeks. In Helena Normal College fell to Intermountain Union as Korn scored thrice on returns and a drop kick point after each. Captain J. H. Lanyon, en route to the Salmon river country for mining interests, recently returned from England.
The article notes east and west bound trains from Butte will depart and return for connections. General sessions occur in the Normal college gym while departmental meetings take place at the college and training school. Jefferson Deer Lodge Madison Powell counties plan three day institutes in Dillon with all schools closed. Representatives from western counties expected.
Mrs. Comer aged 42, previously of Armstead and Dillon, was killed by Hugh Climer 42, now living in Casper. Comer had filed peace bonds against Climer after marriage in Spokane, and had warned of threats to kill if divorced. Climer, a Tennessean and longtime ranch hand, faces investigation. Comer has sisters in Illinois and a brother in Moline.
Be av erhead County Montana outlines parcels sold for delinquent taxes on January 21 1918 and January 22 1921 with redemptions expiring January 22 1921 and November 9 1925. Purchaser Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners seeks deeds to properties including NW SE and SW portions in Township 2 South Range 16 West M M and a Bannack saloon building. Names Bankers Loan and Mortgage Co Brush McWilliams Co Dubuque Realty Co Wilmer J Smith American Bank and Trust Co appear as parties to notice.
Delinquent tax sale completed October 1 1921 on 400 acres in Beaverhead County Montana listing buyers Portage Mortgage Loan and Trust Company Alfred Kershaw Carl Seiler Montana Land Development Co H W Morrow EH H Haselrod Sydney Section 8 Township 3 South Range 16 West Montana Meridian and Section 7 Township 3 South Range 16 West Montana Meridian. Amount sold for 94.06 and current redemption due 484.51 with deed application planned after November 1925 by Beaverhead County Commissioners the purchaser.
Williams County North Dakota to Wilmer J Smith Wisdom Montana to American Bank and Trust Company Billings Montana and to any person concern take notice that the described property 320 acres in section 22 township 2 south range 1 east M M has been sold for delinquent taxes for 9072 33 and will apply to the County Treasurer of Montana for a deed to said property 1925 John S Baker Clerk of the Board of County Commissioners.
The notice lists Williams Co North Dakota title transfers to Dubuque Realty Co Minot No and Trust Co Billings MT and others for NW4 NWKNEY Section 14 and NEY S%NEY Section 15 Township 2 South Range 16 West containing 3820 acres more or less. Sale documented for $9 072 33 dated October 1925 at Dilton signed by John Baker County Commissioners.
The document dictates a legal boundary description for Lot 20 in Block 4 of Garlands Addition to Spring Hill Lima Beaverhead County Montana. It specifies a starting point at the southeast corner and outlines a rectangular parcel measured 115 feet by 81 feet with directional bearings and an exception for a overlapping portion.
The tract owned by Mordin Hy Hoyt was sold for delinquent taxes on January 19 1916 for 22.87 dollars and now has a redeemed amount of 151.41 dollars. The 14th day of January 1919 marked expiry of redemption, and Beaverhead County Commissioners will apply to the state for a deed in November 1926.
To Sam Deardorff Payette Idaho. Lots 1 and 32 in Peats subdivision Lima Montana were sold for delinquent taxes January 22 1919 for 2.65 now due 39.34. On January 28 1922 the Beaverhead County Commissioners will apply to the County Treasurer for a deed on November 9 Beaverhead Montana this 3rd day to
One half interest of Lot Seven in Block Eight of Wisdom Original Townsite Beaverhead County Montana was sold for delinquent taxes January 29 1920 for 89 cents. Amount now due 34.56 dollars. Redemption expired January 20 1923. Beaverhead County Board of County Commissioners purchaser will apply to County Treasurer November 9 1925 October 1926.
Notice to Selah Elis Wisdom Montana states that Lot Six Block Nine of Plat B Addition to the Town of Windom Beaverhead County Montana has been sold for delinquent taxes on January 20 2826. The sale reflects the delinquent tax amount and price.
Fragmentary government notice records a deed action in Beaverhead County Montana with dates in October and November 1926 and reference to Dillon. The legible portion identifies the county treasurer and a deed to property with a dated action in Dillon.
To Ralph A Jones and any concerned party notice is given that the 160 acre parcel described as S4%NENX NYSE Section 20 Township 8 South Range 16 West Montana Meridian was sold for delinquent taxes on January 20 1920 for 28.20 with a current due amount of 167.31. The county treasurer may issue a deed to sald property on January 21 1923, and this notice is dated October 7 1926 at Dillon Beaverhead County Montana.
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