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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1950

Page

2

Easter Bunny visits school delighting children

Children and families enjoyed the annual Easter visit by Mr Easter Bunny at the school. PTA helpers Eda Shepherd Dorothy Rowsey Lois Schonenberger and Dorothy Lausen handed out pop and candy while kids collected bright eggs. Also noted is a pink and blue shower for Mrs Jack Hirschey hosted by Mrs Mark Clemon and Mrs Dell Lloyd with bingo prizes and a luncheon. Ann Burton, a St Marys student in Salt Lake City, visited at her parents home.

Easter Bunny Mr. Bunny P.T.A Eda Shepherd Dorothy Rowsey Lois Schonenberger Dorothy Lausen Kathy Ruth Ann Nelson Bret Stocks John Dickie Jackson David Kalitowski Billie Carroll Ellen Dooling Francis Barbara Schindler Jennie Marie Jackman Evelyn Rowsey Paul Johnson Lee Shepherd Linda Judith Rose Stocks Ray Roy Lee Ralph Rowsey Jack Hirschey Fred Hirschey Mark Clemon Dell Lloyd Dorothea Dooling Jeah Nelson Vic Troupe Margaret Nelson Genevieve Kalitowski Zella Luger Hazel Dooling Joyce Hirschey Jean Harrison Ann Jardine Emma Peterson Ann Burton St. Mary's On the Wasatch Salt Lake City Charles Burton

Community notes and notices from Dillon area

Mrs Estelle Husted and son Buss head to San Francisco for an extended visit with relatives. Red Cross drive nears completion with 125 collected. contributions to Margaret Nelson. Easter services held in Community church with program by Sunday school. Local residents attend and visit. ski season winds down. Farm Bureau and 4 H activities noted. Cancer drive chairwoman Mrs John Krause arranging April efforts. Various social visits and club meetings, including Big Hole Gun Club, Good News club, and Reichle P T A. Announcements of deaths, funerals, and entomologist warning about alfalfa weevil with chlordane guidance.

Estelle Husted San Francisco Red Cross Margaret Nelson Bessire Missoula Christ Sperle George Krause Clarence Henrie Jackson Wyoming John Krause Dillon L. L. Lindley Harry Lapham Charles Burton Ann Burton Salt Lake City Clemow Diana Margaret Tom Clemow Little Monte Mark Mark Clemow Audrey Roth Tom Bill Nelson Joannie Clemon Blaz Luger Jackson Farm Bureau Ann Hirschey Flora Hirschey Dale Strodtman Missoula and Dixon Wad Stocks Bret Roy Jackson Hugh Turner Twin Bridges Butte Wendell Jardine Joe Carroll Fred Nelson Royce Barth Mark Clemon Home Guard Club Eve Stanford Helen McQuiston Janey Bryan Julia Holmlund Edna Blackburn Dorothy David Blackburn Herb Sturm The Big Hole Genevieve Buhrer Frank Helena Adolph Reichle George Helterline Plains Mont Helterlines Dave Clark Los Angeles Christ Rieber Valley John Elizabeth Burk Glen Regina Cullen Bozeman Melrose Jessie Morse Sheridan Nancy McDonald Laurin Art Reichle Elwood Boucher Cliff O'Leary Claude Anderson Wisdom Fred Rutledge Trident Harry Rutledge Frank Moran Carl Kambich

Montana Institute of Arts festival plans announced

Virginia City reports preliminary plans for workshops and seminars at the second annual Montana Institute of Arts festival in May 1921. Robert Galer of Bozeman announces a three day weaving workshop led by Harriet Douglas Tidball. Helen Dean, Frances Senska, Peter Meloy, and Peter Voulkos will head and lead other crafts sessions.

Virginia City Montana Institute of Arts Robert Galer Bozeman Galer Harriet Douglas Tidball Helen Dean Frances Senska Montana State College Peter Meloy Helena Peter Voulkos

Montana Board Reports $415,836 Tax Gain in 1950 First Quarter

The state board of equalization reports Montana tax collections rose by $415,835.83 in the first quarter of 1950. Total receipts reached $5,427,537.11 with income taxes $1,503,587.43, cigarette taxes $307,978.14, corporation taxes $367,331.42, and stores taxes $133,980.50. Income taxes fell from 1949 by $94,225.27 while cigarettes rose by $2,319.18 and stores up $6,208.75.

Helena State Board of Equalization Montana

Standard Oil to Build Service Station at Glen Dale Corner

The Standard Oil Company of Indiana has leased the northwest corner at Glen Dale for erection of a new service station. The arrangement covers the property area and immediate construction plans to begin at once.

Standard Oil Company of Indiana Glendale

Montana Safety Training Cone Set To Open In Helena

All safety and accident prevention personnel are invited to the first Montana Safety Training cone in Helena May 15 to 19. The Montana Safety Council bulletin says the course taught by Bureau of Standards representatives targets training safety inspectors.

Montana Helena Montana Safety Council Bureau of Standards

Indians Plan Suit For Land Claim In Montana

A group of 3000 to 4000 landless Indians in Montana intend to seek 25 million dollars plus interest from the government for land they say was ceded by an unauthorized agreement 58 years ago. The claim covers about 10 000 acres and an undetermined share of its value.

Havre Montana U. S

Chippewas plan $10 million land claim against government

Legal counsel for a group mainly of Chippewas and Crees says they will file a claim with the Indian Claims Commission in Washington under a law passed four years ago. The Turtle Mountain band led by Chief Thomas Little Shell refused to cede 10,000,000 acres. The filing asserts that Kaniwash Kanick and others, without authority, ceded the land for 10 cents an acre under the so called 10 cent treaty.

Montana Indian Ene Commission Washington Congress Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewas Thomas Little Shell Kaniwashkanick

From where I sit and the Gabby mystery

A narrator recalls visiting Doc Jones for a toothache and finding Gabby Jackson reading magazines in the office. The dentist laughs that Gabby has the finest teeth in the county and merely visits to read. The piece ends with a reflection on individual choice and American spirit.

Doc Jones Gabby Jackson Gabby Doc America

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Bramsman Radio Service E. Glendale Call Dillon Dillon Rendering Company Weey Reid Refrigeration Co Glen News Dan Piccone Jack Corkins Corkins E.t.gangner M.D Rialto Theatre Butte, Montana Fir Lumber Willow Creek W. C. Wallace East Sebree St Box Aol Mathews Store Joe Marsh United States Brewers Foundation Butig Mishy ‘Mo Ford Ferguson Mark VG CO Meg Tom Elena P. J. Lovell Co Dillon, Mont Montana Auto Sales, Inc. Appraisal Wendell Arehart
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