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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1957
Page
8
A well trained Australian shepherd stock dog was taken to the veterinary hospital after days of roaming between Dillon and Barrett's station and the river bridge. The friendly dog sat in a police car and waited for his owner or a new home as guardians arranged care at the facility. If no owner appears soon, ranchers may inquire about adopting him.
Mrs. Nora Wallace arrived home Thursday morning from Kansas City Missouri after a four day journey delayed by a southern snowstorm. The trip normally takes about 40 hours and was slowed by winter conditions across several states.
A new Allis-Chalmers D-14 tractor combines low-line entry with high cultivation clearance weighing about 4100 pounds. Features include 8 forward speeds via power shift on the go, enclosed hydraulic system, easy-ride seat, roll-shift front axle, and adaptable wheel spacing. The line debuts with two-clutch power control, Traction Booster, Snap-Coupler hitch, and a new Roll In cultivator system.
Glen McQuiston spent the weekend with family in the Smelter City and in Ruby valley. Sagebrush 4 H club met last Thursday with Rudy Polish showing films. The Sagebrushettes plan an April 11 model meeting inviting Horse Prairie Wranglers and Sagebrush 4 H clubs. Several families hosted visitors from Deer Lodge Anaconda and Butte. The Glen Home Guard scheduled a meeting at Mrs Joe Grogan’s home Thursday evening. Sunday gatherings included the Stefanics Hand and Wallace families in Butte. Various residents traveled to Dillon Deer Lodge Butte and Rigby Idaho for shopping visiting or medical care.
A smoldering cigarette in an out of state car parked on Montana Street caused an early Monday alarm. Firefighters quickly controlled the blaze with only minor damage to a seat and door panel.
Rose Marie Scott of Butte won first place in the oratorical contest honoring Western Montana College of Education founders held March 25. Kathy Miller placed second with others including Dennis Winters Charlotte Olson and George Parrett competing.
Mrs. Winifred Greenwood Western's home economics instructor returned from a prolonged European tour after studying at the Traphagen School of Dress and Design in New York. In Germany she was a guest of her daughter, the executive secretary in security for the U S Consulate in Munich. During her leave she plans to resume teaching duties.
Mrs. Helen Andrus of Dillon served as the home economics instructor at Westren, contributing to the school's curriculum during her tenure.
An WMCE Rodeo Club meeting on March 12 elected officers Lester Paro Jr president Bob Davis vice president Carolyn Pierce secretary Joyce Housel treasurer Pete Glennie student rep and Shirley Bacon reporter Plans for spring quarter activities were outlined MEA Delegate Dr John R Cumming attended last week’s MEA Delegate Assembly in Helena and this week attends the Inland Empire Education meeting in Spokane.
Regular health checkups are urged as cancer insurance and readers are asked to donate to the Cancer Crusade of the American Cancer Society to support national programs of research education and service.
The passage notes that during this time of year many bank accounts suffer from buck fever, suggesting a spike in spending and impulse purchases as the holidays approach. It frames the issue as a common financial temptation impacting households broadly.
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