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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1938
Page
4
Louise Stahl sr. filed Friday with the county clerk and recorder to seek re election as justice of peace for Dillon township. Stahl has served many years in the position.
O. M. Best, the sixth incumbent, filed his petition with the clerk and recorder yesterday to seek another term as county assessor. Best has held the office since 1933 and has been elected three times.
James Phillips, a Republican, filed for reelection as county coroner yesterday, seeking another term in office. He faces no announced challengers at this filing stage.
Mrs Clark Anderson of Dillon filed a petition for the office of clerk of court with the county clerk and recorder today. She seeks the Republican nomination and will appear on the ballot as Ella L Mrs Clark Anderson, continuing a long southwestern Montana family line.
President Sheldon E. Davis spends the week in high school commencement activities delivering addresses in Victor Grass Range Geraldine and Winnett He will also attend an M S N C Alumni luncheon in Great Falls Barbara Hancock of Butte is elected president of the Art club at Torrey Lodge May 165 She led scenery design for May Fete and served as scenery committee chair Outgoing president Rosa Lee Brown of Armstead received an Art club pin State Purchasing Agent I S Mc Quitty buys four pickup trucks for the fish and game department Henry Wiebers attends a two day United Motors service school in Butte focusing on electrical training.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana the administrator of the estate of John C Romain deceased notifies all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication at the office of Leonard A Schulz White Building Dillon Montana the place for business of the estate
Two estate notices authorize creditors to present claims within four months. Administrators Frank C. McFadden and others seek vouchers at Dillon Montana offices, detailing Beaverhead County jurisdiction and May 3 1938 dates.
In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana the administrator of the estate of Anna Manley deceased calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims should be sent to the administrator at his Dillon Montana residence or at the law offices of J E Kelly Dillon Montana. May 1938.
Notices announce the death of Martin H. Barrett and the appointment of an administrator. sale of Edwin M Evans estate real property including Eclipse Lode Mining Claim Lot 3785 in Beaverhead County with terms of sale. summons in a Montana district court against Ruth May Berta with instruction to answer within twenty days.
Aliased summons for condemnation in Beaverhead County Montana seeks 3601.51 acres for the Red Rock Lakes Migratory Waterfowl Refuge. The United States District Court Butte Division requires defendants to answer by June 27, 1938 and show cause why parcels should not be condemned for wildlife and migratory bird refuge purposes. Defendants include Jasper Bray Western Properties Paynter Metzels Beaverhead County Bertie Mathews and numerous unknown claimants. The action covers multiple tracts totaling about 3601.51 acres in sections 31 32 33 34 35 36 and adjacent areas described in detail. The proceeding appoints commissioners to appraise just compensation if condemnation is ordered. Judge James H. Baldwin presides. U S Attorney John B. Tanasil. Special Assistant Thomas Colton.
A fragmentary OCR notice references Montana and a plaintiff case filed with a court on an unspecified date. Details are unclear but the document indicates a legal action or filing associated with Montana authorities. The readable bits point to a civil matter awaiting further clarification or docketing.
The case lists multiple defendants including S. M. Jasper and Jane Doe Jasper and corporations such as Western Properties Inc and Portland Cattle Loan Company. The action seeks condemnation for the Red Rock Wildlife Refuge Project land in Beaverhead County Montana totaling 1821.02 acres, with tract descriptions across sections 4 5 7 8 18 20 and 7 18 20, and names many heirs and claimants. The filing notes the public use for the Wild Life Project and standard court procedures in the Federal Building at Butte on June 27 1938. The plaintiff alleges interests and potential encumbrances by various individuals and entities and petitions condemnation and adjudication of title. The Honorable James H Bald Court presiding.
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