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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1928
Page
4
I M Brandford commissioner of state lands and investments explains mineral rights on leased and sold state lands. He notes grazing and agricultural leases do not transfer mineral rights while coal mining leases pass only the coal.
A prominent New York critic hails Mary Pickford's My Best Girl as a comedy romance with a well chosen cast. The review notes audiences see the players as real people not actors and actresses and highlights Charles Rogers Hobart Bosworth in the lead roles.
Miss Pickford’s new production features Charles Rogers praised by Pickford as a rising screen talent. Hobart Bosworth portrays the millionaire in Mary’s nickel and dime tale with Lucien Littlefield Sun Shine Hart and Mack Swain in key roles. Sam Taylor directs after guiding Harold Lloyd hits.
E T Brock sold his 1938 acre ranch four miles west of Sheridan to B D Marsh in the area’s first large real estate transaction in years. Marsh plans to run cattle and sheep with sons Vernon and Ted. Brock and his wife plan to return to California but may later make Dillon their home. The property is largely grazing land with a small irrigated portion and is among the valley’s oldest, highly regarded ranches.
The Gargoyles at the college present three one act plays directed by students under Mary Sands. Rich Man Poor Man by Bertha Burrill opens the program, The Weather Vane Hopes by Alice Riley follows, and Culbertson's The End of the Trail closes. The productions showcase new dramatic club work and offer educational value while entertaining Dillon audiences.
State lands rentals set a January record at 81 9765.21 as lessees paid ahead under new rules. Montana reports about 46 percent fewer cattle on feed this winter, totaling 38 000 head, with regional declines in the Big Hole Basin Billings and western states areas. Sheep and lambs on feed remain near last year, with some local shifts in the Sun River and Glendive regions.
The listing shows F.O.B. Dillon at 970 and 995, Durant at 980 and 1160, and Factory prices at 1385 and 1550 plus 1595 and 1785, indicating multiple configurations or years. No additional context provided.
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