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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1927
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner notes editorial and business correspondence should be directed to the listed address as of September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana, per second class matter filing under the March 3 1879 act.
A Los Angeles report notes a USC compiled lexicon of campus slang where terms like giraffe for a man who necks and powder house fluff for a sorority girl proliferate. The piece observes educators cannot explain the trend and warns Webster’s dictionary may need revision if it continues.
Secretary Jardine announced allocations from the forest highway fund totaling 4.5 million for the year starting July 1. States receiving money include Colorado Idaho Minnesota Montana Nebraska South Dakota Utah Washington and Wyoming with amounts ranging from 4 595 to 462 500 and 415 000 respectively for highways in or near national forests.
Mrs. Martha Truitt, after spending weeks here and in Melrose, left Wednesday evening for her home in Southern California. Mrs. Denny and two children returned to Butte Saturday after period of travel.
A flurry of Dillon area visitors including J. D. Brandenberg from Lima, Mrs. Bertha Johnson and others from Lima, and ranchers from Horse Prairie and Armstead were noted in Dillon. People traveled to attend county commissioner meetings, visit the Metlen hotel, and spend weekends with relatives and friends. Frank Eliel planned a Chicago trip. Hal West and H. A. Watt headed to Los Angeles due to a family death. William Hollingsworth returned from Southern California and planned a trip to Centennial valley. James Elmose joined from Deer Lodge. Marcus Rand came from Donovan.
Legal notices from Beaverhead County Montana detail ownership statements for Dillon Examiner and estate actions. Includes statements of ownership stockholders and security holders for Clara E Adams and others as of April 5 1927 plus notices of private sale of Wis dom townsite property and Beaverhead lands. Also court order to show cause why estate realty should be sold and four weekly Dillon Examiner publication notice.
Notice of public sale of land in Great Falls Montana for Marion E Hay with bid minimum of 2.25 per acre set for May 10 1927 at 10 00 am. Public sale to close when bidding ends. Also notice of final proof filing for Earl L Tash at Dillon Montana with witnesses named and date April 19 1927.
The sale will not be kept open. Those present at the hour named may bid. Any persons claiming adversely to the described land are advised to file their claims or objections on or before the time designated for sale.
S Land Office at Great Falls gives notice of intent to make final three year desert land proofs. Carl Borgaes of Wyetah Montana and Thomas L. Scott of Grant Montana state their filings with witnesses named. hearings set for April 1927 in Dillon Montana before F A Haselbaker and date specifics.
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