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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1937
Page
2
Agricultural notes from Bozeman advise on building trench silos for corn fodder and silage, plus seeding, moisture, and settling methods. They also urge postponing dry land plowing until spring, citing experiments showing spring plowing yields for several crops and lower weed issues.
Government experts warn that winter and spring wheat plantings may set a record again, risking lower prices for the 1938 crop. Boulder Dam, built in Black Canyon on the Colorado, stands as a colossal project with 726 foot face, Lake Mead, and a 1,835000 horsepower power capacity drawing thousands of visitors.
Montana banks report renewed leadership in lending with ample funds to finance local business enterprise. W A Brown Montana state superintendent of banks says banks are re entering the loan field and expanding resources, boosted by new banks chartered to serve citizens. Demand deposits have risen notably from the previous year.
The State of Montana summons Ruth A. Stanchfield in Beaverhead County District Court to answer a complaint seeking a divorce from Harve A. Stanchfield. Grounds include more than one year of extreme cruelty and desertion with custody of their minor Robert Stanchfield awarded to the plaintiff. The filing notes the case was entered September 7, 1937, with Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden representing the plaintiff.
The report shows total deposits increasing from 24,966,061 to 26,703,422, up by 1,737,361. Savings deposits rise from 10,831,330 to 12,348,384, a gain of 1,516,908, while public deposits fall by 805,239.25 during the year.
The Rev. and Mrs. H. N. Tragitt and daughter Sue came back Wednesday from Riverside California where the Dillon rector led All Saints Episcopal church during August.
Joseph Mautz sues William D. Davis Andrea Da Vis Louisa M. Taylor Mary Jane Call and unknown claimants to real property within Dillon Beaverhead County Montana seeking to quiet title. The State of Montana is notified requiring an answer within twenty days or default judgment may be entered. Filing date August 28 1937. First publication September 1 1937.
FOR SALE IN WISDOM Five room house with three lots on west side of Wisdom two garages and barn on two lots across street from residence In quire Fred Holman Wisdom Montana or call 18 J Wisdom
The State of Montana serves summons to Anna Thompson Martha Haskins Henry Haskins Sarah Haskins Doyle Haskins Myrna Haskins Lydia Austin Richard Austin Alice Boehnlein Harry Boehnlein William Stewart Della Stewart Florence Maggee Earle Rymer Tina Rymer William Rymer May Rymer Bernard Rymer Mary Rymer Theo Rymer Edgar Rymer Mrs. Edgar Rymer Arthur Gotchall Deli Gotchall Ruth Hoge Newton Stewart Mrs. Newton B. Stewart and all unknown claimants to real property in Beaverhead County. Plaintiffs seek answer and quieting title to the East Half of the Northwest Quarter, Southwest Quarter of Northeast Quarter, Northeast Quarter of Southwest Quarter, and Southeast Quarter of Section 8, Township 12 South Range 9 West, together with water rights and improvements, with court action filed September 1937 in Butte. Clerk W M Stone. Attorney J A Poore. 7-4t.
In Dillon Montana 1937 the court orders the sale of a one sixth undivided interest in real estate to pay administration expenses. The heirs must appear Sept 9 1937 at 10 a m in Beaverhead County Montana to show cause why the administrator Theo F McFadden should not be granted the sale. Copies of the order will be published for two weeks in the Dillon Examiner. Henry G. Rodgers, Judge.
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