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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1947
Page
2
This Army Week message invites qualified individuals to join the U S Army as the best employer in the world. It promises rapid pay and career advancement and directs readers to visit the Army Recruiting office at the Tel Station Neon 1 Telephone Building in Dillon Montana.
The Royal Neighbors of America held a regular session with Freida Wenger and Genevieve Kalii named delegates. Easter services drew a large crowd as families hosted dinners and showers for Mrs. Hirschy after a devastating fire. Weddings, births, and local socials filled the week with community ties and visitors from Dillon and Wisdom.
Melrose 4-H Club began Outdoor Cookery activities on March 28 with Dorothy Embleton as chairman. Officers elected Charlene Trueman president Gertrude Roberts vice president Hazel Benson secretary treasurer Jerry Reynolds recreation leader Goldie Wertz reporter. Meetings Sundays at members’ homes. new club name to be chosen at April 13 meeting. Melrose 4-H girls beat Melrose Boy Scouts 15 to 20. hamburgers shared over a campfire. State game warden notes Blackfeet and Indians clash over reservation game and fishing laws with past tensions easing after three weeks.
Dorothy Embleton explains how white spots on varnished furniture arise from standing water hot dishes or alcohol. Small marks may vanish with camphorated oil peppermint oil or a wash of warm water linseed oil and turpentine then dried and polished. Weaker spots can be removed with salt and salad oil or a paste of pumice and linseed oil. If rubbing removes surface varnish another coat may be needed after drying.
The Flathead Indians file suit in district court claiming federal treaties grant hunting rights beyond state fish and game laws, naming the county sheriff and a deputy as defendants.
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