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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1953
Page
10
A Chicago column exposes broad doubts about fluoridation citing the AMA and American Institute of Homeopathy, warns of unresolved health risks, and notes legal and practical challenges. The piece links tests in Evanston and Newburg, tensions in St Louis and Glen Cove, and a national tally of 427 fluoridated communities as of Sept 1952.
Winn's Inc operated by Floyd Winn, Elmo Winn and Eldon Noble, advertises a large stock of electrical appliances, furniture, dinnerware, lighting, floor coverings, paint, hardware, tools, garden supplies, toys, and sporting goods. The copy proclaims Winn's as the store of "a thousand and one home needs" and promotes Better Living begins with shopping at Winn.
Dell Mercantile in Red Rock valley near Lima, operated by Frazees, runs 24 hour service from its store which also houses the local telephone exchange and post office. It offers stock salt by carload and sells coal and fencing materials, aiming to keep a complete stock for ranchers and supporting better living in Beaverhead county.
Ida B. Owen a Beaverhead county resident for more than 50 years dies at Barrett hospital. Funeral services will be at Brundage chapel Dillon at 2 p m Thursday with Rev E W Goodrick officiating. Interment at Mountain View cemetery. She is survived by a son Clifford of Dillon another son and two daughters in Washington. Previously widowed of Quitman Owen they ranch north of Dillon and in the Big Hole basin.
Funeral services for Mrs. Laura B. Smith, 92, were held March 26 from the Brundage chapel with Rev. Robert M. Johnstone officiating. Interment was at Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers were Hooley McNinch, Dale Shaffer, Rudy Nygren, Fred Arbour, Ed Johnson and Lee McDowell.
Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m Sunday evening service at 8 p m Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p m.
Clarence Helming is president of Helming Brothers, one of Beaverhead County’s oldest businesses. since 1923 they have been Chevrolet dealers, offering Texaco lubricants gasolene oil and fuel oil. The firm operates a full service garage with a diverse parts inventory. Harry Helming Kate Hurley and Henry Wenger are staff, with Henry Helming and Clarence Helmings involved in year round operations.
Mr and Mrs Joe Geier and sons of Elliston visited Mrs Geier s mother Mrs Charles Miller While here Geier purchased a gift owned by Mrs Chet Bruns Until weather and roads clear Mrs Geier can move the merchant dies Mrs Bruns will have every in the shop on sale Spurlin Martin and Betty Lardine daughter of Mr and Mrs Bud Nelson were attendants at a wedding supper at the Lyons and will make their home here Wisdom chapter No 6 7 CBS evening with Zella Lugar as Worth Matron and Frank Wilke as Worth Patron Regular business discussed Mr and Mrs Earl Willey visitors in Butte from Sunday to Tuesday Mrs Ken Murphy hosted the pinochle club Prizes won by Mrs Curly Wood high Mrs Fritz Wachly low for the ladies Bern Henderson high and Ken Murphy low for the men A luncheon day school will present an East program in the church at 11 Chet Bruns Mrs Ralph Enzweiler Mrs Marlow Hyatt and Mrs Ken Murphy All parent friends invited Miss Beverly George of Dick visited Mr and Mrs George ing over the weekend Ann and Dick were business ers in Dillon on Saturday Mrs Mark Reamer and children LaVern Dwayne Fay and Merle returned on Saturday from North Dakota where they visited Mrs Reamer s mother An Easter program was presented at the Bristow school on Friday There were 30 in attendance Refreshments of coffee and cookies were served Mr and Mrs Qo Hoge daughter Luella visited with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Ken Murphy on Sunday Mr and Mrs George Helming were visitors in Butte on Monday Mrs Curly Wood motored to Dillon on Monday to get her mother Mrs Frank Hutchins
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