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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1957

Page

8

Jury Term Opens In District Court With Civil Debt Ruling

Wayne L. Black and others won a default judgment against Jim Harper in a debt suit as the spring jury term opened under Judge Philip C. Duncan. The Thompson Realty Company suit against William Logan and others began juror examination for a property recovery case valued at 360 plus 100 in damages and costs. Six civil cases were listed, with 53 jurors active from a 125 summoned.

Wayne L. Black Jim Harper Mike Grégovich Black Vs. Harper Philip C. Duncan Thompson Realty Company William Logan Geagan & Geagan Butte Collins & Burns Dillon Duncan

Jayceen Easter Parade Promises Period Authenticity

The Jayceen Easter Parade continues for months to ensure authentic period style. Barber shop quartets, spring fashions from D and L Jewelry and others will be modeled by local shops. Committees led by Mrs Hazelbaker handle programs, dressing rooms, publicity, sales, decorations, and favors for the event.

Jayceen Barber Shop D & L Jewelry Dilmart Eliel’s M & M Shop Vaughn & Ragsdale M. H. King, Co McCrackens the Toggery The Sport Shop Larsen’ Ss Hazelbaker Peggy Wickham Wilma McCart Annabelle Dougherty Dale Tash, Jr Merle Brown Faye McCracken Kay Miller Dorothy Ann Anderson John McCormick

Jury Panel Drawn for Gregovich Trial Terms

County Attorney Carl M. Davis reports that 125 jurors were summoned for duty at the current term. Jurors appeared at 10 o'clock Monday morning unless previously excused.

Gregovich Carl M. Davis

Dillon Flying Club Receives Charter and Meets

The Dillon Flying Club held its monthly meeting on Monday evening April 8 at 7 30 in the Vigilante Electric Building. Members discussed purchasing another airplane and upcoming State Flying Club meeting in Bozeman on April 13.

Dillon Flying Club Vigilante Electric State Flying Club Bozeman Beaverhead Ed Swetish Larry Chaffin Bill Wickham Bill McCart Robert Fitzsimmons

Non-Suit Granted in Thompson Realty vs Logan Case

Judge Philip C. Duncan granted a non-suit motion in the Thompson Realty Company suit against William Logan and others. The court gave 60 days for a bill of exceptions. Jurors were dismissed until Wednesday morning at 10 for the Peterson versus Jones damage suit trial.

Philip C. Duncan Thompson Realty Company William Logan Duncan R. C. Peterson Lester Jones

Rabbits and Paradise in a Meek Plea for Heaven

In a reflective column a speaker asks to approach God with rabbits, imagining their eternal peace among green pastures and meadow lands. A second, sharper anecdote titled No One Is Indispensable contrasts a worker insisting on higher pay with a boss retorting that life goes on without him, even after death.

Paradise Big Butch Bountiful

Eliason Elected Head of Farm Loan Association

The Vigilante National Farm Loan Association held its annual stockholders meeting in Dillon on April 5 with over 100 attendees from Beaverhead and Madison counties. Kenneth Eliason of Dillon was elected president, succeeding Parke Scott, while Lowell Paige of Alder became vice president. D. M. Fulton was named secretary treasurer, Maurice M. Sandmeyer assistant secretary-treasurer. The meeting featured a speech by Fred A. Knutsen of the Federal Land Bank, four percent dividends totaling 33836.20, and celebratory gifts and meals for attendees and guests.

Vigilante National Farm Loan Association Elks Hall Dillon D. M. Fulton Beaverhead Madison Beaverhead County Bill Gandrud Parke T. Scott Armstead Joe Carroll Jeff Cox Dillon and Twin Bridges Amos Galahan Sheridan Parke Scott Lowell Paige Alder Kenneth Eliason Fred A. Knutsen Federal Land Bank of Spokane Land Bank Elmer Petersen Robert Jackson Jackson Peter Stauduhar Maurice M. Sandmeyer

Connecticut Tax Reduction Plan Opens New Budget Debate

A Connecticut legislator proposes a sweeping tax relief measure that would cut individual and corporate rates over nine years while delaying some reductions if spending grows. The plan aims to avoid new taxes or discriminations and to force a competition between tax cuts and government expenditures in Congress.

Comec Sadlak Congress Connecticut

Tax relief plans proposed for three fiscal years

A proposal argues that three fiscal years should be returned to the people through forward-scheduled tax reductions rather than used for increased federal spending.

Beaverhead Forest Road Crew Opens Season in Dillon District

The Beaverhead National Forest road supervisor E W Durant started the season Monday with Howard Gordon as foreman for the first road crew. The crew includes Jack Meine and Bill Atteburg and will clean culverts to ease spring runoff drainage.

Forest Service Beaverhead Forest E. W. Durant Howard Gordon Dillon Gordon Jack Meine Bill Atteburg Joe Menchel

Call for bids on campus buildings contracts

Continued notice invites bids for construction including frame faculty residence with brick veneer, built up roof, kitchen equipment, electrical system and unit heating system. Bids may cover all buildings or separate structures. awards may be for all buildings, single buildings, or any combination.

Flu and Measles Widespread in Local Schools

An illness described as flu kept 80 high school students home on Friday and 76 on Monday, with 73 sick at Bagley and 40 at Mary Innes kindergarten and lower grades. Measles also appeared among grade school children. Doctors and nurses agreed the illness is transient and not serious enough to close schools, preferring to let the outbreak run its course.

Bill Bruer Bagley School Mary Innes

Firemen Quell Chimney Fire at Graham Residence

At 2 pm firefighters rushed to 670 Barnett avenue where an overheated chimney ignited attic flames. A fog nozzle spray quickly smothered the blaze and attic damage was reported as slight by assistant fire chief Ken Kenison.

Graham Barnett Avenue Ken Kenison

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