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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1950
Page
10
Practical guide on removing stains before washing using solvents bleaches and absorbents. Advice on stocking a stain kit and quick actions for different stain types. Then sewing aids for 4 H club projects including needles pins seam guides rulers and pattern alterations.
An amateur gardener learns to treat transplanting as a medical procedure for the plant. Use stocky plants with strong roots and undisturbed roots. Feed a week before, prepare starter solution, and avoid pruning live tissue. Shade when hot or dry, and water thoroughly to ease root uptake.
Mrs. Alice Gustafson of Fort Collins Colorado visited two weeks with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Arthur Roth. The Roths hosted a picnic for guests including Mr and Mrs Joel Walters and Mr and Mrs George Heller. Vic Olsen recent hospital patient at Hamilton returned home. J M Neidt and Clarence Wetzel toured the valley. Mrs Clarence Helming injured her foot at Moose Meadows and went to Butte for care. John Neidt and family visited for haying at the 40 B ranch. The Roths and Ralph Hallibaugh entertained guests from Seattle Ruth Hallibaugh Tuesday night.
Brig. Gen. S. H. Mitchell announced the Defense Department increased Montana September draft quota to 185. The first selective service call for the Treasure State stood at 74 in the initial round.
Edward W. Dingley of Dillon is in St James hospital Butte with a .22 rifle wound suspected to be self inflicted for safety reasons. He was working at the Commonwealth lead mine near Melrose and arrived at his employer R J Hirst’s home around 6 30 p m Thursday shot through the chest.
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