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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1928
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner notes its second class mailing status filed September 30, 1903 in Dillon Montana and instructs that all editorial and business correspondence be directed to the appropriate address.
Helena reports Montana tourist traffic by rail and auto reached about 650000 visitors in 1927 with expenditures near 12 million dollars. Missoula county led with 635000, Park 633000, Yellowstone 584000, Cascade 575000, Silver Bow 570000. state ranks small among western states but shows growing impact.
A discussion on whether to open one diamond or one no trump with a given hand, favoring one diamond for its signaling value and to reveal stoppers in three suits. Includes examples of partnerships bidding, double informatory bids, and consequences for subsequent play. Also reports Montana tourism and dude ranch economics with visitor counts, expenditures, and park traffic in 1927.
A Montana publicity report shows 90 percent of 1927 mine output valued at about 60 million dollars came from Silver Bow county with 45.79 million dollars in gross county proceeds. Cascade is second, followed by Granite Jefferson Fergus and others in varied mineral production across multiple counties.
Montana receives 51322 dollars representing 26 percent of grazing fees from forests in state. Funds are apportioned by State Auditor George P. Porter’s staff for the year ending June 30, 1937. Two thirds go to the county road fund and one third to the school fund after warrants are mailed. Madison County tops receipts with 8447.24 from Deer Lodge Gallatin and Madison forests. Lake County receives the smallest share of three cents from 39 acres of Lolo forest, totaling 46.12 dollars from three forests.
An employment agent in Beaverhead County announces nonstop readiness and 24 hour service. The ad proclaims licensing, commitment to serve callers at 29 J or 8322W and offers reliable help with a motto thanking supporters.
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