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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1930
Page
4
Delinquent taxes and costs on all Beaverhead County properties will be sold at public auction January 21, 1980 at 10:00 A.M. in front of the County Treasurer's office Dillon Montana. A list of delinquents is available for public inspection. Norah Connelley is County Treasurer.
Miss Clara Plant hosted a Friday reception at the Eliel home with needlework, conversation and refreshments amid holiday decor. Open houses planned tomorrow at Lt. Gov Hazelbaker and Mrs. Gilbert home. Various clubs held meetings and parties. residents visit relatives in Winnetka, California and Kansas City. The Examiner remains the official Beaverhead county newspaper.
Screen dialogue for the Vitaphone version of So Long Letty adapts stage slang from 1916. Writers Robert Lord and Arthur Caesar updated lines for modern audiences with Miss Greenwood starring and Lloyd Bacon directing. Hartwig theatre shows next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with Grant Withers and Patsy Ruth Miller among the supporting cast.
A radio all talking film opening Sunday at the Hartwig theatre stars John Mack Brown and Gallw Critics. Melville Brown directs a story of a songwriter who finds success with the help of music publishers Kemple and Klucke as the theme song Someone becomes a nationwide hit.
Montana state hail insurance board authorized to mail warrants totaling 28770 for final prorated payments of 1923 losses. The board faced large hail losses and the 1929 legislature allowed payments to be made when funds were available.
Miss Marie Kerr, a teacher in Malta schools, spends her vacation with home folks. See Dr. H H Scarborough at the Annus Hotel Dillon on Saturday for eye care.
Bill Ballard visited at Matt Polish ranch near Reichle while Elmer Devaney spent Sunday at his Melrose home. Dozens of locals and out-of-town guests from Butte, Armstead, Horse Prairie, Sheridan and Jackson visited Dillon area friends and relatives for Christmas and holidays.
A guide to preparing sardines for various meals from home tea to formal dinners. It describes the Russian Sardines method boiling in hot water, serving with orange zest, and making Sardine Biscuits with olives lemon juice and beets. It also notes using sardines in fish cocktails with oysters for decorative presentation.
A playful guide to hosting a doll themed party for little girls. It suggests doll invitations, seating games with dolls as leaders, and a supper menu including creamed chicken in sweet potato boats, lettuce and coconut sandwiches, orange ice cream baskets, hard candies, and cocoa, with a step by step creamed chicken recipe.
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