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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1927
Page
5
Chrysler sales records show police forces across Rhode Island California Illinois rely on Chrysler 60 and 70 models for high speed patrols. Officers report fast acceleration, reliability, and long single-car mileage with no overheating.
Montana American Legion official Lamport says state departments are misapplying a veteran preference law by appointing ex servicemen only to janitor or minor clerical roles. He circulated requests to state heads to provide names and positions of veterans employed, aiming to prove widespread noncompliance before the Helena convention June 16 17 18.
The central committee asks readers to complete a blank form listing flowers they expect to grow this season to shape prize offerings for next summer’s Dillon flower show. The prompt invites gardeners to share anticipated summer blooms from their gardens.
During the trapping season Montana issued 1,268 licenses to trappers per deputy state game warden Jack Carney. To date 641 beaver trapper licenses have been issued and 3,138 beaver pelts have been tagged. beaver pelts must bear an official wire seal before fur sale.
Miss Jess Cambron of Har lawton was inducted into Kappa Alpha Theta at the State University in Missoula. She entered as a junior after graduating from the Dillon State Normal College and continued campus activity including Bear Paws. Douglas Thomas, journalism sophomore, was elected editor of the 1928 Sentinel by his class.
Forty seven women were installed as Penetralia members, joining Mortar Board at noon Sunday in Missoula. Annabelle Desmond, a senior in journalism and active Penetralia member, was among those tapped last spring and serves as treasurer.
Miss Gladys Burtch daughter of Mrs Katherine Burtch of Dillon is a second year student at the C A C conservatory of music in Fort Collins and served as pianist in the Chimes of Normandy musical comedy. She has been official accompanist of the vocal department and played with the Gregory orchestra. Beaverhead county commissioners plan a special session to acquire rights of way for a state highway south from Browne’s and urge affected property owners to attend. Fred Gilbert traveled from his Alder ranch to Dillon yesterday.
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