Editorial Address Instructions for The Examiner
All letters intended for the editorial department or the business management of The Examiner should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1929
Page
2
All letters intended for the editorial department or the business management of The Examiner should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
The Examiner warns Dillon readers not to confuse E. M. Bayliss Manila Battle production with fake acts like Magniscope Pro-Jectoscope and Vitascope. The piece hails Bayliss show as an advanced electric scenic display with national renown. James Kirkpatrick returns from Old Mexico in better health after travel.
A dated guide promotes canned Chinese ingredients for quick meals. It suggests starting with soup using mushrooms bouillon and soy sauce, followed by a lobster addition and a pork chop suey with an Oriental salad. The tone is promotional, urging variety and easy home prep.
E. W. Dumpe arrived yesterday from Oshkosh Wisconsin to stay with sister Mrs J H Keenan. Mrs L F Molleur hosts the Wednesday bridge club with luncheon at 1:30. Mr and Mrs Archie Henneberry host their supper pinochle club tonight at the Andrus hotel dining room.
Marguerite David departs for Malta then Washington to start civil service. Mrs. Rod Grady travels from Dillon to Butte. Miss Margaret Reece returns from Malta and resumes teaching if health permits. Local residents visit Dillon from Wisdom, Divide, Three Forks, and Hel ena while clubs meet. Public notices include guild events and country club plans.
A frugal four serving dinner outlines codfish patties formed from canned cod and mashed potatoes fried in fat. Mexican corn combines onions butter flour canned tomatoes corn sage and salt. Side notes describe peach puffs, sponge cake with peach syrup and baked touches. Prices show cod patties 23 cents bread 10 cents and onions 10 cents.
Notice to creditors of Joseph A Akin deceased. Four months from first publication to present claims. Administrator George T Banks at Gillette McFadden Law Offices Dillon Montana. In Beaverhead County Montana dated April 17 1929. First publication April 24 1929.
Administrator of the estate of Lottie Willard in Beaverhead County Montana calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims are to be filed with Graeter-Waldorf company Dillon Montana, the estate's business office. First publication April 24 1929.
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the administrator of the estate of Frede Woodworth deceased announces a private sale of described real property under court order issued April 23 1929. The sale will be to the highest bidder under terms to be set and subject to court confirmation.
Irene Thomas sues William B. Thomas in Dillon Montana for dissolution of marriage on grounds of neglect over more than a year. The clerk will issue a default judgment if the defendant fails to answer within twenty days after service. Court seal dated April 15 1929.
Department of the Interior announces that Voorhees D. Paddock of Dillon Montana has filed amendments to prior homestead entries in Helena and Great Falls areas. The notice lists original and added claim numbers with sections township and range details for NE and NW portions of sections 2 11 Township 10 South Range 9 West. Action is filed at the U S Land Office Great Falls Montana March 27 1929.
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