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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1927
Page
2
A notice states all correspondence to the editorial department or business management of The Examiner should be addressed to THH Dillon Examiner. The instruction outlines the proper mailing designation for all official letters and communications.
Society notices invite Mrs. Lambert Eliel and Mrs. Hugh Anderson host three auction bridge events this week at the west side home of Mrs. Eliel.
Members of the Rebekah lodge will hold a party tomorrow evening at the Odd Fellows hall to honor Mrs Chauncey Murphy returning from her honeymoon. Mrs Murphy, a lodge officer, is an enthusiastic member. Dancing, cards and a supper are planned.
Mr and Mrs John Stricker have returned to Dillon from Livingston where they were married.
Last week the couple, with Mrs. Stricker as Miss Evalyn Tocher who attended Normal College this summer, prepared for a house keeping on Kentucky avenue. The groom works as a mechanic at Barry & Hopkins garage.
The St James guild will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. D. A. Galt. The Methodist Aid society will meet tomorrow afternoon in the church lecture room with hostesses Mrs. Rose Hainds Mrs. Levant Taylor and Mrs. W. T. Scully.
Mrs George Banks comes home after several weeks in Seattle. Mrs Nettie West left Friday for Los Angeles to resume residence after visiting Dillon relatives. Miss Genevieve Albertson remains unidentified in the excerpt.
Miss Marjorie Stephenson traveled with B N Stephenson Anna Patterson and Mrs F Stone to Billings to teach at the new Normal actor. Mrs F H Bimrose and granddaughter plan to arrive from Portland tonight. Mrs Julius Knudsen and daughter visited from Cottonwood Minnesota to see her parents Mr and Mrs John S Baker.
Short dispatches note multiple local residents traveling: Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reece returned from Glasgow with Miss Margaret Reece to resume teaching. Mrs. Anson Baxter and family, Mrs. Kathryn Tonrey and Miss Marie Regan returned from Portland after five weeks at the Portland Medical Clinic. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Murphy honeymooned in Spokane and Wallace and have begun housekeeping in Bellview apartments. Mae Tallent departed for training at Murray hospital in Butte. Marian Gill and James Gill visit from Scotia Newfoundland to see relatives. Senator and Mrs. F A Hazlebaker returned from Canada.
Regé val ou VisitorsiMp and Mrs E K Ann as Mary Abbott motored to Dils ion from Butte where they had been visiting Miss Abbott enrolled at the Normal college they and Mr and Mrs Abbott went to Blackfoot for the fair Mr Abbott is a veteran editor of Salmon City recently disposed of his paper There were services at St James Episcopal church conducted by Rev S D Hooker archdeacon of Montana Mrs Hooker accompanied him Home From Coast Dr Robert Clark returned from a coast vacation Miss Norah Connelley county treasurer and Anthony Connelley and John Holm S S Patterson returned from Helena for the state fair Mr and Mrs Holm recently married will housekeeping at Mrs Holm's residence on South Washington Street Race Meet Harry Andrus left for Blackfoot Idaho to see Baby Lou race this week
Dr R D Curry lists offices in the Telephone block rooms 3 4 and 5 with contact phones 355 and a residence line for Ada pay examiner class a brief biographical listing of a local dentist.
Hampton D. Ewing through attorney-in-fact John W. Hart files March 8 1927 to select under the 1905 act the lands SE NEK and NEK SEY in section 9 township 4 south range 9 west Montana. Any adverse claim or protest must be filed by October 10 1927 with Register M D Nicholson at Great Falls.
Beaverhead County seeks sealed proposals for fencing along 3158 rods of right of way on the new State Federal Road Project No 241A near Glen Montana. Bids due September 17 1927 at 10 00 am with 5 percent bid bond. Bidder must attach bank certified check and bond. bids opened at a special county board session.
In the District Court of Beaverhead Montana estate of Fred E Woodworth deceased. A Hazelbaker as administrator invites creditors and claimants to present vouchers within four months of first publication to Gilbert Gilbert McFadden Dillon Montana for settlement of the estate. First published September 14 1927.
Executors Gilbert and The First National Bank of Dillon publish notice in Beaverhead County Montana for creditors to present claims against Jacob Spitzmiller deceased within ten months of first publication. Claims to be shown at Gilbert Gilbert McFadden law offices South Idaho Street Dillon Montana. First publication August 26 1927.
John F. Wyatt of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make final three year proof to establish his homestead and addition land claims in sections 20 and 21 township 11 south range 13 west Montana. The hearing before U S commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon is set for the 10th with witnesses Charles Wilson Emanuel T Webster Charles A Burden of Dillon and Ernest W Smith of Grant.
Albert Reece of Dillon Montana filed intent to make three year proof under the 1916 act to establish claim to land in Sec 26 and Sec 35 Township 6S Range 14W Montana. The proceeding will be before Fred Rife at Dillon on October 18 1927. Comprising Wenger Quigley Prine Richards of Jackson as witnesses.
Pursuant to an August 26 1927 order the Beaverhead County Court schedules Thursday September 15 1927 at 10 am in the court room for proving the will of Frank Landon deceased and for hearing The First National Bank of Dillon J H Gilbert and W G Gilbert petition for letters testamentary Interested parties may appear and contest the matter. Also filed in the District Court Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead is an instrument claimed as the last will and testament of Martin Barrett with a petition for its probate.
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