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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1956
Page
9
Jimmy Fay ends a 37 year mail route with friends and customers at his final delivery in fair weather and tears. The community bids him health and happiness as he retires to enjoy new leisure while remaining beloved on his route and in the local Examiner.
Heavy rain and violent electrical storms swept through mid Beaverhead County Friday night causing flash floods along Beaverhead Canyon south of Dillon. Roads near Daly’s Spur Armstead and Clark’s Canyon near Armstead suffered washouts but were not severely damaged. The Beaverhead River turned muddy while an emergency crew cleared debris from gulches. No fires were reported by Saturday noon. Mr and Mrs E C Richards plan to move to Noxon this week.
Dan Pendergast of Dillon is recovering at Community Hospital in Butte after surgery last Friday that removed part of his right leg. He is wished a speedy recovery by residents of the Big Hole.
Social round at ZeBarth Ranch includes Mr. and Mrs. Underwood of Brooster Washington Dr May and family of Coleville Washington and Babe May family of Moerse Montana visiting Roy ZeBarth. Several local residents visit relatives in Dillon Butte and Missoula as haying season begins after recent rain.
Instructions show quick bolero construction with minimal fittings and no buttonholes. Tips cover cutting facing in one piece, widening side seams for zippers, interlining waistbands, and using selvedge edges to reduce bulk. Aimed at lightweight to heavy fabrics with practical finishing steps.
Dirt on carpet surfaces dulls color and embeds grit that cuts fibers, increasing moth damage risk. Regular cleaning keeps carpets and textiles in good condition and reduces wear.
A proposal outlines machines to wash rinse and remove water from rugs and drying rooms engineered for correct temperature and air circulation. The plan emphasizes efficient moisture extraction and controlled drying environments to reduce mold and speed up processing.
Ada Carroll of Chicago asks for help locating her brother William Sullivan believed last in or around Dillon since 1949. Sullivan, about 53, born Webster North Dakota, last heard from decades ago. described as a blue eyed red haired slender man with farming or garage work background. His mother is 90. parents were early North Dakota settlers.
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