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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner is listed as entering September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana as second class matter under the March 3 1879 act.
Mrs. Dave Hirschy visits Butte friend Mrs. Charles Quist as Idaho Dredging tests Morgan Jones placer near the Gibbonsville road on the Montana Idaho line. Wisdom women elect delegates for the County Federation in Dillon on Oct 8. Various local visits, mine interest, and club activities fill the Wisdom Jackson area notes.
Mrs. Don Anson and son Bobbie traveled to Butte with Miss Helen Anson and Miss Audrey Gross visiting in Wisdom for the weekend. Numerous locals from Wisdom, Jackson, Dillon, and Big Hole basin attended the Dillon fair, while sheep purchases and new bridges in the Jackson area were noted.
Fall sowing is recommended for a lush green lawn with deeper roots, due to favorable weather, fewer weeds, and quicker establishment than spring seeding. Revamping old lawns involves spading up soil, adding topsoil, and reseeding. pursue this in fall for best spring growth. Late mowing should cease before freezing, allow leaf buildup for root reserves, and avoid heavy winter coverings. prefer top dressing with compost and sand.
The 1890 annual pension bureau report lists 23 widows and daughters of revolutionary soldiers, 7 590 survivors of the War of 1812, and 16 379 survivors of the Mexican War. The Cleveland Consolidated Minstrels perform at the city opera house. Cattle stealing activity also noted.
Orval A. Schmidt announces church events beginning with choir rehearsal at the pastor's home Thursday at 7 30 pm The Lutheran Daughters of the Reformation meet Saturday at 2 30 pm at the pastor's residence 710 South Washington Sunday School is at 10 00 am and worship at 11 00 am Luther League meets next Sunday at 6 00 pm An invitation is extended to all especially Normal College students.
The Montana Livestock Sanitary Board orders cattle in Beaverhead county to be tuberculin tested and destroyed as required by federal and state regulations. The quarantine does not restrict shipment from the county and becomes effective October 1, 1931. W. J. Butler executive officer dated September 24, 1931 in Helena Montana.
At a Montana Fish and Game Commission meeting in Helena on September 17 1981 an order established an open season for Chinese Mongolian pheasants and Hungarian partridges in Beaverhead County for November 8 to 12 1931. The daily bag limit is five birds with up to three Chinese or Mongolian cocks and a total possession limit of ten birds, of which six may be Chinese or Mongolian cocks. Commission signs T N Marlowe chair and R H Hill secretary.
In the Fifth Judicial District of Beaverhead County Montana the estate of James R Pinkerton deceased administers notify creditors and all claimants to present with vouchers within four months after first publication at Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices South Idaho Street Dillon Montana the administrator Leon Pinkerton announces dated September 30 1931 first publication in Dillon Examiner.
Department of the Interior announces Joseph N. Carlson of Wisdom Montana filed intent to prove stockraising homestead claim for Section 7 Township 28 Range 14 W Prin Meridian. Hearing before U S Commissioner Frank A. Hazelbaker in Dillon Montana on November 2 1931 with witnesses Gordon Knowles Nersins.
Beaverhead County Montana is quarantined under Montana Livestock Sanitary Board and US Bureau of Animal Industry to establish a Modified Tuberculosis Free Accredited Area. Cattle may not be imported unless from an accredited herd or pass a tuberculin test by an approved veterinarian. Feeder cattle may enter on a written permit, must be branded F or by brand, kept separate, and slaughtered within ten days of import.
Pursuant to court order dated September 14 1931 notice is given that October 1 1931 at 10:00 a m in the Beaverhead County Court House court room has been set for proving the will of Kate Mogay deceased and for hearing Daniel F Mooney's application for Letters Testamentary. Any interested person may appear and contest. Court seal and clerk initial.
Department of the Interior notices Paul C. Breen of Dillon Montana filed no tice of Intention to make three year Proof for homestead entries in Sec 80 and Sec 31 32 Township 108 Range 9 W, before Fred Rife at Dillon on October 15 1981. Names Nels Larsen Mads O Anderson Albert Anderson Alfred Hansen listed as witnesses. M. D. Nicholson Register.
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