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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1927
Page
2
The note states Dillon Montana September 20 1902 marking publication as second class matter under the 1879 act. It directs all editorial and business correspondence for The Examiner to be addressed to The Dillon Examiner.
A Monday afternoon tea at Mrs. J. H. Gilbert's home honored Frances Hays field secretary and organizer of the PTA. Officers reported her inspiring talk on PTA achievements and stressed a public, accessible space for PTA literature and magazines. Members visited between three and five, with tea service and informal discussion following.
Miss Mary Kellogg and Mr Otto Adams, well known in Dillon, were married in Butte Sunday. They are on a brief motor honeymoon to Missoula. The bride has lived in Dillon six months and works at the Beaverhead National Forest office. The groom runs a tensorial parlor in Dillon and is in the auto business. They will reside here.
Mrs F A Hazlebaker hosted her Needle club last Wednesday afternoon. Hylo Pinochle club plans a meeting tomorrow evening with Mrs A W Graeter. Hobnob club to meet at Mrs D V Erwin's. M M club entertained today by Mrs R W Boone. P T A meeting set for next Tuesday at the primary building at 3 30 with large attendance urged.
Report from delegates outlines actions and outcomes from the state convention. Details focus on committee selections and policy resolutions debated and adopted during the gathering.
Mrs Zetta Carter has returned to Dillon from Seattle after wintering there. Agnes Boyd visited her aunt Mrs Harry Hansen in Dillon on the way from Southern California to Milwaukee. Mrs Elmer Selway and her baby were in Dillon from Grant. Dorothy Blinn, student at Montana State University, spent the weekend with relatives and hosted Helen McDonald of Fort Shaw, a classmate. Mrs Albright, mother of Prof R E Albright, left Dillon for Peoria Illinois after wintering here.
Dillon residents and visitors from Armstead Gilmore Hove Prairie Sheridan Anaconda Lima Cen tennial valley and other towns spent time in Dillon. Notables include Senator Frank Hazelbaker Frank P. Bulger Frank Cooney and J Jones with numerous locals from Lima Twin Bridges Sheep Creek basin Wisdom Jackson Joliet and Helena.
A public legal notice details Chapter 121 of the twentieth legislative session mandating county or state inspection stamps on beef hides after June 1, 1927 and notes sheriff W C Orr Beaverhead County Montana as enforcing. It also announces a private sale of the William Banneyer estate real property in Beaverhead County to be conducted after May 21, 1927 with cash terms.
Notice is given by the school district clerk that an election of qualified electors will be held at the Dillon Public School building on a date set by trustees in April 1927. Also notice that Thomas L. Scott of Grant Montana has filed intention to make final desert land proof before F A Hazelbaker in Dillon Montana on April 26 1927 with witnesses Walter P. Scott Frank P. Blair Angus McKay and Ralph Gibson all from Grant Montana.
Public notice from Beaverhead County District Court: on May 19, 1927 at 10 a m at the court room, time to prove the will of Frank P Thompson, deceased, and hear the application of J H Gilbert and The First National Bank of Dillon for letters testamentary. Any interested person may appear. Dated May 4, 1927. FRED RIFE, Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that Henry Fitzpatrick of Butte Montana has filed intent to make final proof under the 1916 act to establish claim to land in section 28 township 9 south range 6 west Montana meridian before Fred Rife Dillon Montana on June 1 1927. Also Norman Gilbert of Alder Montana has filed notice to make proof under the same act for his homestead entry and surrounding sections.
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