Public Administrator and Coroner Officials Named
W. F. Cashmore is listed as Public Administrator and James E. Phillips as Coroner in the official notice.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1930
Page
2
W. F. Cashmore is listed as Public Administrator and James E. Phillips as Coroner in the official notice.
The piece argues that despite rewards and extra deputies the theft of livestock has risen in Beaverhead County since Sheriff Mooney's last term. It questions Democratic attacks on the Republican candidate and cites local figures like Pat Frynn and Lyon Canyon as references to livestock theft rewards.
To the Taxpayers of Beaverhead County I say you should be satisfied with our county commissioners. This county is financially sound with no road bonds, a condition President Harding noted as remarkable in Montana. The credit goes to our practical business like commissioners Theo Nelson Joe Shaw Dave McKnight Otto Gosman Kas Francis Martin Jackson and Al Anderson.
The administrator GEO. T. BANKS of the Thomas Smith estate gives notice to creditors to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be sent or shown to the administrator at Graeter-Waldorf Co. store Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. First publication October 31, 1930.
The Boy Scout court of honor in Dillon featured the largest number of awards ever presented, with 18 Scouts receiving recognition for second and first class badges and merit badges. Charles Henry led the proceedings while Otis Wedum and John Collins announced badges to members of Troop 14 and Troop 42.
The second meeting of the newly formed troop met at the guild hall on October 29 with all charter members present. Fred Wolf named bugler. tenderfoot tests targeted for three weeks ahead to enable investure ceremonies on November 19. Planning a recruitment campaign followed. N L Henry, troop secretary, attended. Meeting adjourned after light duties in a downstairs room to serve as a Scout room.
Grace Methodist Church schedules a Jubilee event with The Hour of Prayer on Friday at 7 30 led by T J Simons and R O Shannon, followed by a Jubilee banquet Saturday at 6 30 with memory remarks by E O Selway and others. The Jubilee Conference opens 8 30 and a Bishop presides.
The American Legion Auxiliary met at the LD S church on Monday night October 27. Eight candidates were initiated including Mrs. W. S. Gorman and Mrs. Glen Lyon. The group organized nine committees to entertain and fundraise, aiding disabled veterans and war orphans while serving the community. The next regular meeting is the second Monday each month.
Rev Thomas J Simons is named as theme leader for Presbyterian ministers and others next Sunday. Mrs W C Hardy to serve as organist after presiding last Sunday. The Idealist resumes publication next Sunday. copy due Thursday. Melrose church to hold Lord's Supper service Sunday at 3 PM and will host Men’s Club guest Dr Murdock McLeod from San Francisco. St Rose card party last Wednesday crowned high scores for Mrs Jack Sockness and Findlay Watson.
The column lauds Sheriff Bill Orr for four years of vigilant service in Beaverhead County. It notes constant on duty coverage, high restitution of stolen cars, frequent guilty pleas, and cost saving through civil case handling. Orr worked with Dr. Morrow and Dr. Erwin on livestock disease control and stock thefts.
A postal voice praises legislator Joe Metlen highlighting years of service two years in office and strong qualifications. It urges constituents to support him, stressing energy knowledge of the county people industries and needs and promises honest dedication to public affairs.
The piece explains the public administrator's duty to manage estates of deceased citizens with no relatives. It highlights small but common debts and expenses, notes the administrator is unpaid except for a legal commission, and endorses Democratic candidate Mrs. Connelley as deserving support for diligent service.
The list names the U S senator Thomas J Walsh congressman John M Evans railroad commissioner Thomas Ke Carey associate justice John A Matthews state representative Joe Metlen sheriff Dr W C G C Orr treasurer Bertie Mathews assessor B W Emerick county commissioner W B Hartwig surveyor George R Metlen public administrator Mrs Ed Connelley and justice of the peace L P Phillips.
J E Monroe filed in the Fifth Judicial District a will for Nina M Nash and petitioned for probate and executor appointment. A hearing is set in Dillon Montana Courtroom on November 1 1930 at 10 am for interested persons to object. Fred Rife Clerk of Court. Ady 42-44.
The State of Montana is summoned to answer a complaint filed by Sarah Van Hoose in Beaverhead County District Court. The suit seeks a divorce from Eulan Van Hoose and asks for custody of Rosalie Mae. Defendant must answer within twenty days or default judgment may be entered.
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