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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1930
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner notes that editorial and business management correspondence should be directed to the editorial department. The notice lists handling of letters and communications relevant to the newspaper operations and staff contacts.
A list of GOP candidates including Albert J. Galen for U S Senator Mark D Fitzgarrald for Representative Albert Anderson for Associate Justice Leonard C Young for Railroad Commissioner Thomas H Dubois for State Representative A L Anderson for Commissioner John 8 Baker for Clerk and Recorder Dan Mooney for Sheriff Thomas E Gilbert for Attorney Gladys L Garr for Superintendent of Schools W F Cashmore for Public Administrator James E Phillips for Coroner.
The Billings Gazette reports Senator Walsh defends his tariff votes amid criticism that his 18 year Senate record benefits Montana little. Leavitt counters by citing 1913 and 1918 measures, while Walsh’s allies justify the stance as part of party strategy.
Beaverhead county needs a representative who understands the cattle industry. Tom DuBois, a rancher and stockman, is described as progressive and up to date, pledged to support stockgrowers and local interests. He served actively on the county fair exposition board.
The Beaverhead board led by Chairman A L Anderson has kept county costs low while funding needed improvements. They reduced the tax levy to a level below the Montana county average, despite a sharp drop in assessed valuation. The result is a rare state of indebtedness freedom for the county.
Beaverhead county court records show Sheriff Dan Mooney’s history and statements, noted as a matter of public record for peace officers to review. The fragment emphasizes a factual, official basis for evaluating his conduct, urging scrutiny by authorities.
A voter letter praises Sheriff Dan Mooney for fair campaigning and his six year bid in Beaverhead County. The piece credits Mooney with recovering stolen automobiles and convicting thieves while urging the Democratic official organ to publish truthful campaign records.
Beaverhead county residents know Bill Cashmore for an irreproachable record as treasurer and auditor. The piece argues he would run the public administrator office with efficiency courtesy and painstaking service.
Johnny Baker marks twenty six years of continuous service as Bea verhead County Clerk and Recorder. He enjoys broad popularity and runs unopposed this year, with Democrats offering little opposition and supporters predicting a flattering complimentary vote.
Tom Gilbert has a decade of service as county attorney noted for efficient handling of criminal cases and strong evidence leading to confessions before trials. His work has protected Beaverhead’s legal interests, earning favorable comment among lawyers and jurists statewide. Vote for Gilbert.
Beaverhead county schools are above average. two years of work by Miss Gladys Garr increased standards. She is unopposed for re election and Beaverhead may count itself fortunate to keep her services.
The coroner Jim Phillips has run the office efficiently for years and faces no opposition. Voters appreciate his careful, conscientious work and note that no inquests have been unnecessary since he began.
The Dillon Public School notes outline the 8A grammar class and general school news. It mentions printing and work for the semester, with the class preparing a weekly column including general news, special articles, poems, and jokes from all grades.
Teachers from Montahiy State Normal College attend the Western Division Montana Educational Association meeting in Butte on Oct 24 and 25 with many training school staff present. Officials include Miss Albertson and Miss Feley in leadership roles. Speakers include Mr. Albright on social studies and Miss Carson on Recitation, plus Mrs. Emma Golden at the Parent-Teacher section in Great Falls. The Dillon public school football team won 13-0 over Twin Bridges and will play again Saturday.
Co owner declares labor and improvements performed on Alpine Fraction Lode and Alpine Lode Mining Claims in Beaverhead Montana. He states payment of 100.00 dollars for year ending July 31, 1929 and 100.90 dollars for year ending July 1, 1930 per US law governing mining claims.
Notice announces that a portion of expenditure as co owner in Alpine Fraction and Alpine Lode Mining Claims will become property of the undersigned as provided by law. Dated September 10th and first published September 17, 1980.
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