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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1941
Page
5
Alfred Bayles returns from Butte after medical care and stays with Bernard Hoffman. Melrose locals travel to Dillon Butte Wise River Missoula and Reichle for shopping visits medical care and work. A worn Waltham silver watch from Lion City and many town residents feature in a broad round of trips and notices.
A second bull moose has appeared near Wise River within a month. Bill Dodgson saw the animal Saturday above the Thompson summer home, then wandered toward the Jolly ranch after a fence incident. Multiple locals and visitors from Dillon Anaconda Butte and Great Falls are noted in a long community rundown of summer activity.
Leonard Thompson, pastor, presides at 10 a m junior Sunday school and 11 a m divine services with the sermon on Church Conduct from Ephesians 4 1 16. Mr and Mrs Parke Scott of Armstead were business visitors in Dillon Tuesday.
Eileen Grimes visits Butte at Carolyn Freeman's home. Phillip Cottom travels to Texasline for seed potato warehouse business with W. L. Irvine. Mrs. Irvine returns from Texas. Estella May Rich, former Beaverhead county superintendent, arrives for a visit with Miss Jean Bishop. Berniece H. Papworth, state domestic science supervisor, spent the weekend here and judged the Northern Montana fair culinary department which reported 1,500 exhibits. Leon D. Evans returns to Fort Harrison Veterans Hospital as his condition worsens. Miss Jane Joslin of Baltimore and Mrs. Arthur Barnes of Buffalo visited at the Fred Waldorf home. Mrs. John Walters and son Mark stay with Dr. and Mrs. J. D. Lee in Salmon. Bob Lee visits Mrs. Perkins on return from Sheridan. Valera Fairbanks visits Butte, then motor to Lima with Mary Dawn Warner and stays with the Warner home. A son is born to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Williams, former manager of King's store. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wheelbarger and daughter Donalee stay at Wade Lake with Fred Woodside. Georgia Metlen visits Billings. Hans Art Peterson of Minneapolis and family plan a weekend visit to his uncles C. M. Hansen, Ras Hansen, and Fred Peterson. H. A. Peterson and family travel through Yellowstone National Park. Mr. Peterson is a World War veteran.
Margaret Sweeney the county superintendent announces that under the new transportation law contracts between school districts and parents of eligible pupils must be signed before transportation payments. She says contracts were mailed to all eligible families but some may have been missed and asks those who did not receive certificates to report to her office.
The Old Fashioned Dancing Club has rescheduled its annual picnic to a new date. Members are advised to note the change and join at the revised location for a day of social dancing and community fellowship.
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