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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner lists its editorial department and business management contact guidance dated September 20, 1943, stating second class mailing in Dillon Montana and addressing rules for correspondence. It references congressional act compliance for periodical mail and directs readers where to send letters about editorial content and business matters.
Victor M. Boswick alias G C Barr pleaded guilty to burglary and received 214 to 5 years in state prison. Wick Papas pleaded guilty to larceny with a 1 to 2 year sentence. Nettie B Hanson will probate. A F Waldorf and Peter N Hansen named executors. Ernest and Henry Shaffer arrested for killing three deer by Game Warden Charles Price at Argenta last Friday.
Classified items including two 6 ton platform scales for sale at Beaverhead Milling, kitchen range and saddle gear offered, and a boy's saddle sought. Also requests for river trapping location and helper for board. Local notices list residents in Dillon and area visiting, traveling, or conducting business.
A detailed roll lists taxpayers in Beaverhead with payments over and under defined thresholds. Large names include Gerhard G. Albers and the Beaverhead Realty Co, among many individuals and firms contributing sizable sums. The notice also mentions a Spring Creek Sheep Co and other local businesses in the extensive ledger.
The record shows Theodore Darling pled not guilty on a petty larceny charge after returning a coat to its owner and dismissal of the suit. A minor named Theodore Darling pleaded guilty to shooting a deer with Judge Phillips confiscating the gun and deer. The jury term opens December 1 as the calendar is prepared. Dillon also notes O W O Rourke and B R Stevenson inspecting the Big Hole irrigation district delinquent on county taxes. L H Bron was jailed for peddling without a license, pled guilty, and paid $15 total. W M Mosher pled guilty to shipping hides without a permit and paid a $25 minimum fine.
Smith and a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cooney visited in Dillon. Harry Helming was a Wisdom visitor in Dillon Friday. Martin Jackson arrived from Jackson and was in town Saturday. Mrs. James Patrick departed Friday for Southern California for the winter.
A display of 42 enlarged photographs at Chevrolet dealers depicts the making of Chevrolet cars from factory operations to final assembly. One image features a 140000 pound drop hammer used to shape the crankshaft, while a three ton steel block is raised by steam to strike the bottom die block.
Olmstead Stevenson Company sues B O W Smith to recover 247 plus 21 05 for goods and notes from 1920 1922 with 8 to 12 percent interest and a 20 day response period in the Mitth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana. Also notices of illness thanks and a high school carnival announced for Nov 20 and 21 and local parish acknowledgments.
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