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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1931
Page
2
The Dillon Examiner states editorial and business correspondence should be directed to the specified address after its second class matter filing on September 20, 1902 in Dillon Montana.
Readers confront a state law requiring all teachers to take an oath of allegiance. Critics say the mandate insults patriotism and does not improve teaching. The Star argues lawmakers should model patriotism rather than demand lip service from educators.
Citizens' committee and Judge Seabury pursue the Tamany crew in New York City after their Chicago victory. The nation's grateful public trusts stronger law enforcement and a renewed belief in justice prevailing.
A compilation of residents and guests visiting Dillon last week lists Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Haysel from Elk Horn Springs, E. M. Martinell from Dell, Garr siblings from Dell, Smith McKnight from Dell, R. J. Bowers and family from Jackson, Dan Pendergast from his Big Hole ranch, Mrs. W. S. Tash and Wilbur Tash from Grasshopper, William Pahnisch from Polaris, Carl Decker and Alex Crosby from Bannack, Warren Shaw from Fishtrap, the Angoves from Butte, D. V. Erwin on business in Butte, Mrs. Tom Flynn and Miss Glenna Vance in Butte, Miss Josephine Erwin in Butte, J. K. Robison party with sister in Dillon, Harry and Cecil Wetmore from Centennial valley, George Whitworth from Sheep Creek basin, Anna Dutcher and sister in Dillon from Monida, N S Ring from White Sulphur Springs, George Hopkins from Pomona with family, Otto Leach of Roundup, Ralph O Leary and family from Butte, John Gethaus in Butte, A. P. Williams from Ruby, and a marriage license issued to Virgil Given and …
Fragmentary lines evoke fatigue and desire, with repetitive phrasing about feeling worn and satisfied. The text centers on physical sensation and emotional strain, suggesting a poetic or lyric fragment rather than a complete narrative.
New York society notes reveal a millionaire hires a private weekly band for constant availability at home, believing music aids health and digestion. Howard Lanin describes the arrangement for breakfasts to dinners, with guests and family on occasion. The Lanin orchestra also performs for society events and at the St. Moritz restaurant in New York.
Elizabeth Levich and other Armstead residents are joined by F. W. Riotha and Oregon Short Line officials on a two motor railway bus inspection tour. Glendale travelers Bert and Edith Orr return with Dave Edwards for summer visits as locals report brief trips and visits across nearby towns.
Frank Mason a Boston wool firm representative spent several days last week on business matters. Howard Candland a Dewey Gould wool buyer also spent days here consulting with George Melton. Donald Carlson visited Dr. Carl Taylor then left Chicago for Portland after attending college.
Sealed bids are invited until 3 o clock p m Friday July 3 1931 for 300 tons more or less of coal to be delivered in bins at the district school houses. Details on size etc available from F P Bulger clerk of School District No 10 Beaverhead County Montana. First publication June 17 1931.
William H. Billings through attorney T E Gilbert filed an application for a patent on the Kates Lode Mining Claim Sur No 10658 in Muddy Creek Unorganized District Beaverhead County Montana. The plat and notice of intention to apply for a patent were posted on the 3rd day of May.
The notice details a land claim originally located in Book 86 of Lode Locations page 301 with corner specifications in sections 21 22 27 and 28 T12 R11 W. The claim covers 16873 acres with adjoining claims listed as Sur. No. 10626A Alabama Lode. M D Nicholson, Register. First publication May 27 1931. Last publication July 29 1931.
U S Land Office Great Falls Montana May 22 1931 notices for William H Billings mining claims Alpha Beta and Delta Lodes in Muddy Creek district Beaverhead County Montana total surveyed area 60 805 acres with Sur 10626A 10659 and related locations posted May 9 1931 and first published May 27 1981 listed coordinates bearings and drainage notes with adjoining Black Boy and Big Boy Lodes in conflict not claimed Joint notice records dates and locations for patent application and land survey segments
The document records Mining Application No. 077807 in the Great Falls land office. William H. Billings, via attorney in fact T.B. Gil of Boston, presents a claim related to the Gamma Lode with plat and college references, noting Dillon Montana as location.
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