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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1956

Page

8

Notice of Closing of Registration and Estate Claim

Two notices are published. The first, from Dillon Montana, alerts creditors to file claims within four months for the estate of Carl O. Benson with administratrix Mildred K. Benson, dated April 14 1956. The second announces Beaverhead County Montana registry closing at 5 00 p m April 20 1956 for the June 5 1956 primary nominating election with voter eligibility and registration instructions.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Carl O. Benson Carl OG. Benson Donald J. Smith Possdexter Block Dillon State of Montana Mildred K. Benson

Notice for Public Sale of Montana land tract

Public sale by the Bureau of Land Management in Billings Montana on May 2 1956 at 10:00 a.m. offers tract SE4SE Sec 9 T S R W PM Montana at not less than 571.60. David V Hagenbarth Dillon Montana file Serial No Montana 020943. Sealed bids with certified funds due by sale time. Contiguous owners must claim within 30 days. Publication in The Dillon Examiner March 21 28 April 4 11 18 1956.

United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Land Office North 29Th Street Billings Montana U. S Sec T. S R. W P. M United States Bureau of Land Management Dillon Examiner Dillon Orval G. Hadley

Cancer survivors show cure potential urges health checks

More than 400 000 Americans living with cancer demonstrate cures exist the American Cancer Society urges the public to guard health through regular health examinations and screenings to detect disease early.

American Cancer Society

Community notes from Jackson area leave marks of many events

Roy Jackson leads a Jackson Rural Fire Department meeting with two new volunteers Martin Jackson and Lester Sage. Several residents return from medical care in Dillon Butte and hospital visits are noted. Social events include Royal Neighbors lodge refreshment night at the Diamond Bar Inn a surprise handkerchief shower for Mrs Helming and bridge clubs with high low scores. Local visits include Max Hafner Janet Dooling Dana Andreasen Sandra Lapham Mike Green and families visiting Dillon Butte Melrose and Jackson areas.

Roy Jackson Jackson Rural Fire Department Martin Jackson Lester Sage Ray Stocks Barrett Hospital Dillon Royal Neighbors Lodge Diamond Bar Inn Allen Dansie Tom Clemon Fred Carl of Salmon Jack Hirschy Fridley Emil Schindler Butte Big Hole Gun Club Dale Strodtman John Krause John Jackson Wendell Jardine Wisdom Senior Bridge Club Jackson Senior Bridge Club Clarence Helming Bridge Wisdom Club Ralph Huntley George Helming Jackson Club Roy ZeBarth Max Hafner Jackson Janet Dooling Dana Andreasen Sandra Lapham Mike Green Staples Jack Shepherd Jim ‘Boetticher Bob Robinson Melrose Dean Keysery

Man Fined $200 for Not Reporting Car Accident

Ralph Olsen pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident in Black Eagle near Great Falls. He received a $200 fine and a six month suspended jail sentence after being traced by Deputy Sheriff Lloyd Thomas and Sheriff John MacDonald. The March 11 collision involved Maurice Muzzan of Black Eagle.

Ralph Olsen Olsen Justice of the Peace George E. Baker Maurice Muzzan Black Eagle Great Falls Lloyd Thomas John MacDonald

Butte Livestock Market Receipts and Price Ranges

Total cattle receipts on Monday 362. Cattle mostly steady. Prices listed for various classes: steer and heifer ranges from 11 to 21 dollars, cows 7 to 14, bulls 12.50 to 14.25, veal calves 17 to 21. Stockers and feeders show wide spreads from 11 to 20 dollars, dairy calves 8 to 11.

Idaho Falls Livestock Prices At Auction Yard

Idaho Falls Idaho last week Monday through Wednesday at the Idaho Livestock Auction prices show sheep with spring lambs up to 20.50 and ewes 4.50 to 7.50, hogs tops to 15.50 and weights 180 to 300 pounds trading 12.50 to 15.25, sows 11 to 12.

Idaho Falls Idaho Livestock Auction, Inc

Livestock Auction Prices Report May Include Wide Ranges

April 11 cattle and hog auction results show Choice grain fed steers at 18 to 19 dollars, commercial and utility cows from 9 to 12 dollars, veal calves 16 to 20, feeder steers 16 to 18.75, stocker yearlings 19, and hogs 10.50 to 17.50 depending on weight. Include weights from 170 to 400 pounds and notable lots in the 206 pound feeder.

Los Angeles Livestock Market Report April 1956

Los Angeles Union Stock Yards notes mixed cattle and hog trends with steers steady to lower, cows and bulls down, stockers steady to strong, and hogs steady to higher. Prices vary by class with loads of fed steers around 21 dollars and bulk good to choice steers 17 to 18.50, heifers 17 to 19.50, cows 11.25 to 14, bulls 13 to 17.50, calves 17.50 and up.

Los Angeles Union

Perfect scores by four Dillon gunners at local shoot

Four Dillon gunners posted perfect scores in the 25 target event last Sunday at the Great Falls Tribune Telegraphic shoot. H L Sneed R Smith and Dale Strodt did it. Herman Peterson shot from California. Other results include Westergard 23 Tash 22 Groggan 20 Nelson 19 and Harvey ZeBarth 18.

Dillon Great Falls Tribune R Smith Dale’ Strodt Herman Peterson California Vic_Westergard Earl Tash Joe Groggan Tom Nelson Marshall Harvey Sparky ZeBarth Nils Shearer Smith Strodtman Tash Groggan Handicap—Smith Harvey

Williams' Leave on Trip to North Dakota Visit

Mr. and Mrs. James Williams left last Friday for a three weeks vacation to visit relatives in Grand Forks North Dakota. John Hoff at Beaverhead Laboratory will manage in Mr Williams absence. Williams plans to tour several research labs and spend time at the University laboratory in Grand Forks where he previously studied as a research chemist.

James Williams Grand Forks North Dakota John Hoff Beaverhead Laboratory Williams Wiliams University Laboratory

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Court House Dora E. Schmittroth Beaverhead County Roojrol Luebben Jackson New Butte Livestock Market Idaho Falls Livestock LOS Angeles Livestock North Dakota Helena’ Rubinstein Helena Rubinstein United Eliel’s, Inc
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