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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1929
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner records show a filing date of September 30, 1908, with Dillon, Montana designated as the location for second class mail under the 1879 act. This notice confirms the newspaper’s postal status and date of entry.
A September federal survey of the Northwest and Montana notes ample labor for most sectors. It highlights a minor shortage of experienced underground copper miners in Butte, while harvest and fall plowing sustain agricultural employment through October.
The Misses Francés and Gladys Garr were in a collision Monday near Lima Mercantile Co when their car was struck by a machine driven by L Woody. The Garr car was badly damaged while a Ford truck was only slightly damaged. the occupants escaped unhurt.
Mrs Mary Margaret Shea of Butte Montana says after 16 years she feels grand again. She suffered constipation fatigue and rheumatic pains before using three bottles of Sargon with Pills and regained strength energy and digestion. City Drug Co Inc acted as agents.
Prices paid here were 11 cents per pound for ewe lambs and 10 cents for wether lambs during the winter months. Examiner want ads note returns from a small investment.
Clara E Adams swears as Dillon Examiner manager that examiners ownership and holdings for October 1929 are as stated. Publication details list publisher Examiner Printing Company Dillon Montana editor and business manager C E Adams. No bondholders or other security holders holding 1 percent plus. Notarial attestation by Lucille Carter dated October 24, 1929.
Miles City report notes Charles E. Simpson, a prominent cattle man, returned from Sioux City with a large shipment. He says dehorned steers sold Monday at better than 11 cents, while horned rivals brought 9 3 4 cents after delays and extra shrinkage, calling dehorning a highly profitable ranch practice.
Claude Bielenberg visited Pioneer and observed a worker uncover a gold nugget from the road. The nugget later proved worth $17 in the Silver State Post report.
About 20 000 feeder lambs were sold in Powell county during the past week by local flockmasters. The sale mostly went to buyers from Colorado and other nearby regions as reported from Deer Lodge on October 16.
Classified ad offers 100 young purebred Rambonillet bucks for $15 each. Also a lost medium black bob-tailed dog named Bobby with yellow over eyes, inquiry to Leadore Idaho. Reward $5 for information leading to recovery. Contact Agt. J Rigan.
Notice to owner lienholders and all concerned that on October 1 1928 Lots 6 and 7 in Block 11 Stahl's Addition Dillon Beaverhead County were sold for delinquent taxes for 1922. Tax Sale Certificate 116 shows $3.30 due and total due now $17.91 including interest at 12 percent. Albert N. Clements, holder of the tax sale certificates, has tendered $16.28 plus interest to Beaverhead County Treasurer as part payment.
Albert N. Clements assignee of a tax sale certificate seeks redemption of real property for $17.91 with 12 percent interest from October 31 and costs. The owner may redeem. a tax deed will be applied for on October 8, 1628, by L D Glebana attorney for the assignee.
Florence L. Ditty as administratrix will privately sell multiple parcels in Madison and Beaverhead counties, Montana, including sections in Township 8 South Range 6 West and 7 South 9 West, plus a Dillon city lot. Cash bids due by November 15, 1929, at Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden, Dillon, MT.
Notice of probate for Soren P Nelson deceased in Beaverhead district court. October 29 1929 entry sets November 16 1929 at 10 a m in the court room for proving the will and Lena Nelsons application for Letters Testamentary. Interested parties may contest. Clerk Fred Rife. Court seal. 13-81.
The undersigned states they will not be responsible for debts or contracts made by Leona on December 12 1881. Signed Robert Fields.
9 alction 17 Township 10 S Range 1 W Montana principal meridian gives notice of intention to make three year proof to establish claim to land described. Hearing before F A Hazelbaker A S Commissioner Dillon Montana on November 29, 1929. Claimant witnesses include Ralph Liggett of Dillon James B D Selway Charles P Brenner Joseph Chaput all of Grant City Jana M D Nicholson Register.
Notice is given that John H Hutchins of Wisdom Montana filed final stock raising proof to establish a claim to the land described in his entry No 067141 for N1/2, DY SW 1/4, BH 1/4, Section 20, Township 18 Range 14 W Montana Principal Meridian. The hearing before B R Stevenson will be held October 28 1929 at Wisdom Montana. Witnesses include Gordon Knowles Ben Van Houtin David Herscy Ted Woodward all of Wisdom Montana.
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