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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1930
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner is entered as second class matter at Dillon Montana on September 20 1902 under the act of March 8 1879 and is subject to postal regulations.
Open to Montana high schools for 1930, the state introduces Class A and Class B championships. 23 Class A schools expected to compete. Division champions to be decided by Nov 1 with district titles on Nov 8 and inter-district games Nov 15. Class B to crown champions across four districts, with finals on Nov 22 or 27 at Clark Park if finances permit.
The 1930 arrangement aims to let smaller Montana schools gain recognition in football, despite travel distances and limited resources. Professor Scott of Montana School of Mines, now in his ninth year directing eliminations and championships, will advise on schedules, settle disputes with the control board, coordinate inter district games in Classes A and B, and supervise the two final championship games to ensure neutral oversight.
North and South Dakota stockmen gain from a compiled feed and cattle feeding list. Commissioner A H Stafford of the state department of agriculture labor and industry says the roster includes people with feed for sale and others offering to accept live stock for feeding on contract or percentage gain. The department invites stockmen planning winter feed purchases or shipping to feeding grounds to request the list from Helena.
When you are crowded off the road by a fast driver you may pay for damages unless insured against accident. Take out that policy today with Frank Hazle baker.
The Montana Education association plans a three city convention in Butte Great Falls and Billings from October 22 to 25 with national and Montana speakers. Miss Elizabeth Ireland and Dr. Frank N. Freeman will address the district institute and educators from multiple counties are expected to attend a record turnout.
The week ending September 6 saw lower temperatures across 26 counties with frost in 19 and snow in Fergus Glacier and Judith Basin. Frost damaged tender vegetation and tomatoes while grain harvesting nears completion and winter wheat seeding begins in Cascade Fergus and Stillwater. Alfalfa has an unusually heavy third cutting and seed crop looks better than average across Custer Fergus and Rosebud.
Reliable man wanted to call on farmers in Beaverhead county. Wonderful opportunity. Make $8 to $20 daily. No experience or capital needed. Write today. McNeal Co., Dept. H., Freeport, Illinois. WANTED tents for repair. Mrs. Minnie Sassman: in Beaverhead county. Reward offered for valuable papers found turn to Dillon Examiner. Receiver David V. Evans, Melrose, Montana.
Battle Creek physician says constipation causes much misery but Rexall Orderlies provide immediate relief. The tablet releases water to soften dry waste and trigger a gentle natural movement without habit or dose increase. Chew Rexall Orderlies at night. next day relief. Available at Rexall Drug Stores, Geo M. Gosman.
Public notice from TOM BOLTON U S Marshal for the District of Montana states a sale at 2:00 p m on October in Dillon City Hall. Items forfeited to the United States listed include Electric Water Heater a promidedozer Bar two sections Back Bar with mirrors Show Case 6 Chairs Card Table Clock 2 Lounging Seats and other furnishings. The sale is to the highest cash bidder.
Co-owner Or L Templeman states the Alpine Fraction and Alpine Lode Mining Claims in Beaverhead County Montana have had labor and improvements totaling 200 dollars for 1929 and 1930. If the co-owner does not contribute one quarter of 400 dollars within ninety days after publication, their undivided interest may be sold to the undersigned. The notice is dated September 10 1930 with publication September 17 1930.
The State of Montana serves summons in Beaverhead County District Court. The Federal Land Bank of Spokane sues John M Baird Alice I Baird and many others including Millecam Andrus Pahnish and Pahl Nish entities. Defendants are ordered to answer the complaint within twenty days of service.
Court notice warns defendants John M. Baird and Alice E Baird of a mortgage foreclosure action filed September 9 1930 in Beaverhead County Montana. It covers extensive described lands in Township 4S Range 16W with water rights and seeks sale proceeds to satisfy principal interest taxes and costs with possible deficiency judgment if needed. Attorneys Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden of Dillon Montana and Venables Ostrom of Spokane Washington represent the plaintiff.
Executor Walter A. Bawden issues notice to creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated August 30 1930.
Entries listed for SUNW SW Sec 11 and N%NWK Sec 14 Township 8S Range 13W Principal Meridian show three year proof intent to establish ownership. Filed before Fred Rife Dillon Clerk October 4 1930. witnesses include William B. Tash Polaris Montana Taana VcnbulI James B Braddock and Walter Braddock all of Dillon.
The registration books for the General Election close at 6 PM on Friday September 19 1930. Electors may register by appearing before the County Clerk within Dillon or within ten miles, or before a deputy registrar Notary Public or Justice of the Peace as provided by law. Any elector who did not vote in the 1928 General Election must re register. John S Baker County Clerk and Registrar for Beaverhead County Montana.
Notice for publication identifies C Griffith of Montana with a citation filed on a date in a public records notice. The fragment indicates a formal legal filing or service requirement but lacks complete details about the case, location, or deadlines.
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