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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1950
Page
10
Jackson excitement followed the farm bureau square dance team’s state championship win at the Winter Fair in Bozeman where fans cheered their top honors amid strong competition. The group also claimed a special award for a military schottische performance.
Mr and Mrs Ras Hansen return from a trip to Seattle where they visited their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Art Hansen.
Reverend and Mrs. B M Alstad arrived last Thursday from Kalispell to establish residence here. The Rev Alstad has accepted the pastorate at First Lutheran Church.
Beaverhead County farmers sign up for the Agricultural Conservation Program to plan practices and allocate funds for soil erosion control and productivity. Secretary Eugene Bennett notes cooperation is voluntary and farmers should contact local committeemen or the county PMA office in Dillon.
The 4 H basket social and dance at the hall on March 25 drew many adults and youths from across the county. The Sage Brushers posted a nice profit for their club and attendees faced a blizzard on the Armstead return trip.
Jim King chaired the Rotary meeting with guests Mike Cornet and Leonard Schulz. The club moved next week’s meeting to Tuesday to accommodate the Community Concert Drive kickoff dinner and heard a plea for high school levy support. Walter Featherly, a local Boy Scout who visited Washington, D C, spoke on the trip highlights.
John Anderson brother of Harry Anderson of Dillon died at Fort Morgan Colorado last Wednesday March 22. Harry Anderson left Dillon Friday to attend the funeral services were held Saturday March 25. John Anderson had visited Dillon often and had many friends here. Harry Anderson returned Sunday evening.
Mrs Dan Piccone of Glen served as a caller on Monday. Her participation highlights community activity and local engagement in the event.
About fifty thousand Montana residents have not filed state income tax returns with less than three weeks to the April fifteenth deadline. Five thousand may miss penalties. Individuals with income over two thousand must file. singles over one thousand. Absentees with Montana income must file, even if taxed at home. Form blanks available on request.
Norma Freeman of Lima was a visitor here on Saturday, engaging with local residents and touring notable sites during her stay.
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