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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
2
Announcement from Dillon Montana dated September 20 1903 recording second class matter status under federal act of 1879 and directing editorial and business matter correspondence to The Dillon Examiner.
Mrs. Thomas Spence of Milwaukee visited her sister Mrs. Harry Hansen in Grandview last week. A bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. J. Morse and Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing followed by four tables of auction bridge. Spence, national chairman of the War Mothers society, came to organize a state War Mothers group in Butte and then attended a national hospital board meeting in Denver.
Mrs Ethelene Iblings a Seattle schools teacher and Miss Julia Norris of southern California traveled from Seattle to Dillon arriving last Friday. On Monday afternoon a bridge luncheon was hosted for Iblings by Mrs A F Waldorf and on Tuesday evening both ladies were honored guests at a local party.
Mrs T B Luebben hosted a Saturday luncheon for Miss Effa B Judd of the training school faculty. Eight covers were laid. Miss Judd has accepted a post at Gilcrest Colorado as supervisor of teacher training in the intermediate grades.
Mrs W C Orr Mrs C R Price Mrs Bert Watt and the Messrs Co E Blinn J E Kelley and J B Cluley entertained the pinochie club at the Country Inn last Friday evening marking the close of the season. The hostesses and hosts held the lowest scores for the entire season.
Mr and Mrs E B Hastings appear in society personals noting their engagement or social event with local connections and activities.
A couple recently returned from a six month wedding trip to eastern cities and will settle in Dillon at the Roe apartments. Maureen Desmond, summering in New York, will work in Saks women’s ready-to-wear. Dollie Lacy visits from Salt Lake City at the S. B. Patterson home. Valera Stabler visits with her mother, Mrs. D. C. Wampler. Mrs. LaPee arrives from Great Falls to stay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Baker.
The First National film The Private Life of Helen of Troy opens Sunday at the Hartwig Theatre. Maria Corda plays Helen with Lewis Stone and Ricardo Cortez as Menelaus and Paris under Alexander Korda directing Carey Wilson’s screen adaptation.
Pola Negri declares love essential to a woman's life, warning that love-starvation can render her cynical and hollow. Her film Three Sinners shows at Hartwig theatre Tuesday, depicting a wife driven to ruin as her husband neglects her.
Government authority claims fly populations could surge to over 50 trillion in a season under favorable conditions. The ad promotes FLY TOX from Mellon Institute developed by Rex Fellowship, with blue label instructions to kill all household insects and insists on using FLY TOX as safe, stainless, fragrant, sure.
The Examiner promotes its classified ads as a cost effective tool for readers to reach a broad audience. It urges advertisers to place small investments to yield noticeable returns and increase visibility in the local market.
Mr N H Wheeler chief lecturer of the forest service will give an illustrated talk Thursday at ten. Dr Lawrence Brings president of Northwestern college of speech at Minneapolis will read a play at the Normal college Friday at 8 30. Student activity tickets admit the holders. others pay twenty five cents. Miss Georgia Matthews and Louise Freeman are visiting Missoula this week and will return Wednesday. Julia Norris and Ethelene Iblings visited the Normal college this week. both formerly taught in the training school. Anna and Ida Helland, class of 1926, will teach in Billings next year. Ruth Creveling, class of 1928, will teach in Alaska next year.
New and second hand harnesses saddles packs bags and repairs. We buy sell or trade anything. Call 805 J. Ssef Johnson Trading Co.
The Examiner profiles Beaverhead County's civic life highlighting local news and community interests. It emphasizes coverage for the whole county and aims to inform residents on issues, events, and developments statewide.
An experienced ranch cook seeks employment for the haying season. Correspondence to Mrs G L Harms Box 804 Dillon Montana 48t1.
Property listing seeks grazing land with water and fencing near Dillon, Mont. A ranchers alert invites inquiry about a lighting system purchase. Lost horses include five geldings with specific markings and brands. reward offered by Anderson Brothers.
Lester Woody of Dell Montana filed to prove final three year homestead and additional entries for the SW corner and surrounding sections in Township 12 South Range 8 West Montana meridian. The hearing before U S Commissioner F P Haszel baker occurs August 3, 1928 in Dillon with witnesses William Stewart Levert Price Arthur Peterson and M D Nicholson.
The dining room, run entirely by women, serves home cooked meals to a fashionable female clientele. Manager Edith Sammis notes women avoid heavy desserts for stewed fruit and rhubarb, with corn beef hash and codfish cakes among top sellers. Variety is emphasized with daily and weekly changes, including items like canned corn and pineapple in salads, to suit reducing or indulgent tastes.
Delinquent tax sale of Ivanhoe Lode T 48 R 10 W was held January 21 1924 for $2.56. Amount due now $16.19. Redemption expired January 21 1927. J George W Farlin owner of Assignment No 1503 will apply for deed July 21 1928 in Beaverhead County Montana. Dated Dillon March 8 1928.
U S Land Office Great Falls Montana announces May 26 1928 listings for serials 069923 069925 069941 069942 070001 070009 070014 070015 070019 070021 070022 070023 070025 070026 070027 070031 070033 070840 071711 071726 071777 071779 071782 and related entries for public land action and records.
The State of Montana announces an application under the 1891 act for selections of extensive lands in numerous townships and sections. A posted list details the parcels and invites public inspection and protest by interested parties with final approval contingent on objections.
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