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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1928
Page
2
Watered September 20 1902 at Dillon Montana as second class matter under the act of March 8 1879. All letters pertaining to the editorial department or business management should be addressed to The Dillon Examiner.
The Dillon Oil Company notes rising gasoline use as spring warmth returns. Local garages fix and repaint cars for spring and summer, with motorists eager to enjoy longer days and open roads. Strong demand hints at a busy driving season ahead.
Montana faces a labor surplus across the state as demand for workers declines. Anaconda Copper Mining and Great Falls industries report limited hiring. Missoula trees and lumber sectors note applicants nearly all placed, with workers awaiting absorption. Butte shows no near term demand.
The article details a rubber bridge match where Z leads diamonds and A doubles, Y counters with clever trumps, and the final play yields four hundred points for Y Z after a sequence of deliberate bids. It praises the bidding style and cautions against doubtful doubles while urging similar strategic play in future hands. It also includes a short legal notice about Anna Buck's estate and an upcoming election for Dillon aldermen.
Mr. Harding explains gasoline must be of excellent quality to start cold motors on chilly mornings and to operate efficiently during warm days. The remarks emphasize reliable performance across seasons and conditions.
A Dillon report notes lambing help soon and ranch hands required when warm weather returns. About 75 men work on a new beet sugar factory. In 80 days farm work may begin when weather allows and some road construction starts. Bitter Root district and Miles City employment reports indicate limited farm labor demand in coming weeks.
Next Sunday at 10 o clock Sunday school convenes and at 11 o clock preaching. Adults will be baptized and new members received. a year end benevolence offering will be taken. A gospel mission is planned Wednesday to Friday at eight. Monday 6 30 pm church dinner followed by congregational meeting.
New and second hand harness and saddles packs saddles bags and repairs in harness line quality and prices right. We buy sell trade anything. Call 805 J Eser Johnson Trading 06.
A notice reads I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by Mrs. J. C. Romain. The advertisement urges readers to place ads in the Examiner for results.
The notice lists second, third, and fourth ward polling places with hotel and garage venues, judges and clerks named for each ward. Polls will open from eight in the morning to six in the evening on the election day dated March 16, 1928, by City Clerk Theo F. McFadden.
Court order dated March 9 1928 sets April 6 1928 at the court house Beaverhead county for proving the will of Charles Buck deceased and hearing Bessie Kunz for Letters Testamentary. Any interested person may appear and contest. Dated March 19 1928. Clerk Fred Reifner by Roy Herndon deputy.
Department of the Interior notice states George G. Cleveland of Dillon Montana filed to prove land claim under the 1916 act for sections in Township 78 Range 6W Montana Meridian. Proof before Fred Rife at Dillon on April 4 1928, witnesses Nels P Christensen Hans C Hanson Berg Christensen Charles Wilson of Dillon.
In the District Court Beaverhead County Montana estate of Alvin Dewitt deceased. Creditors and all persons having claims against the estate must exhibit them with proof to George T. Banks administrator at Gilbert Gilbert McFadden Attorneys at Law South Idaho Street Dillon Montana the place for the business of the estate beaverhead county Montana. First publication February 29 1928.
The Poin dexter and Orr Livestock Co assigns Beaverhead County Montana delinquent tax deed rights for 820 acres in section 28 township 13 south range 8 west. Sold January 21 1927 for 23.27 with 129.57 due. A deed application will be made to the County Treasurer on April 20 1928 in Dillon Montana.
Notice from the U S Land Office Great Falls Montana dated March 1 1928 lists state selections for lands in sections and townships with protests or contests against mineral claims to be filed before final approval. The notice warns that failure to protest is evidence of non mineral character and potential permanent approval. D Nicholson signs for the office.
Notice from the Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana dated March 8 1928 announces a public sale by the General Land Office under section 9456 R8. Attilio Giudice of Dillon Montana holds Serial No 063258 and the land is offered at $2.50 per acre at the CTL location.
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