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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1930
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner notes its filing date of September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana as a second class matter. It addresses editorial and business management inquiries to the appropriate office within the publication.
The slate includes Albert J. Galen for U S Senator, Mark 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 S. Baker for Clerk and Recorder, Dan Mooney for Sheriff, Thomas Ek Gilbert for Attorney, Gladys L. Garr for Superintendent of Schools, W F Cashmore for Public Administrator, and James E. Phillips for Coroner. The ticket covers county and state posts with multiple named incumbents and aspirants.
Washington reports the agriculture department forecast better conditions for livestock growers in 1931. With expected higher consumer demand and smaller fed cattle supplies in early 1931, cattle prices are likely to rise. The forecast notes a link to improved industrial activity and possible reduced slaughter of stocker and feeders this fall.
Denny O Keefe a veteran World War I dog dies at Elkhorn Wisconsin after years with the 32nd division and service beside Sergt Tom O Keefe. He survived gas attacks, wore a gas mask and earned city freedom along with five wound stripes and a five battle badge.
Mr and Mrs Matt Kau are spending two weeks at Camas Hot Springs, enjoying a quiet retreat. They plan to visit local sights and relax in the therapeutic waters of the resort area.
Battle Creek physician hails Rexall Orderlies as a remedy for constipation described as causing more misery than any other cause. The tablet allegedly draws water into the colon to soften waste, producing a gentle natural bowel movement without habit formation or dose escalation.
An old Rexall ad urges readers to buy 24 for 36 cents today at the nearest Rexall Drug Store. It promotes an accident liability warning by Haxtelbaker Insurance and hints at reading the Dillon Examiner for further details.
At a regular meeting in Helena on August 26 1930 the Montana State Fish and Game Commission ordered fishing closed from August 1 to May 20 each year in the Beaverhead River from Clark's Canyon Bridge to Ed Roe's Ranch, Horse Prairie Creek to Brown Ranch, and one mile each side of the rearing ponds on Blacktail Creek. It is unlawful to fish in these waters during the described closed seasons. Signed by Chairman T H Marlowe and Secretary R H Hill.
The commission orders closing to fishing the streams from the Decker Rearing Pond to Horse Prairie Creek and from the Gordon Rearing Pond to the Beaverhead River in Beaverhead County until further order. A misdemeanor carries punishment for any fishing or use of waters during the suspension. R. H. Hill, Secretary.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana executor Walter A. Bawden calls creditors to file claims within four months after the first publication. Also notices a city lighting district bid and an upcoming public meeting while listing other public legal actions and notices.
Notice to John O Donnell heirs and all in interest that labor and improvements have been made on the Eagle Lode Mining Claim in Bloody Dick District Beaverhead County Montana. The owner owes one fourth of two hundred dollars expended for the years ending July 1 1929 and July 1 1932 with ninety days to pay or the co-owner interest will be forfeited. Signed July 3 1929.
Notice that the registration books close at 8 o clock p m on Friday September 19 1930 for the General Election. Electors may register at the County Clerk's office or within ten miles of Dillon before a deputy registrar or notary public or justice of the peace as provided by law. Those who did not vote in the November 1928 election must re register. John Baker County Clerk Beaverhead Montana.
Notice to creditors of John B Mayfield deceased to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Administratrix Mabel Mayfield names Gilbert Gilbert McFadden as attorney at Dillon Montana at South Idaho Street. Publication in Dillon Examiner August 20 1930.
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