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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1940
Page
6
Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 sermon subject Repentance junior choir Thursday 4 00 pm senior choir Thursday 7 00 pm prayer meeting Wednesdays at unspecified time
Charles Pierre who leases the Carrie Leonard mine also called the Montana ajax said he planned to begin regular ore shipments soon. The ore will be sent to ACM company's Washoe smelter at Anaconda for processing.
A roundup of birthday parties and club gatherings fills a Dillon column. Howard Zeigner turns five with friends and gifts while Mrs. Glen Lund and G. A. Hall visit the Dieterles. Housewarmings, hat parties, tea and pinochle club events, plus Legion and Dar notices, appear with dates and host families.
Gov Roy E Ayers proclaims referenda 42 and 43 as state laws following their general election vote. Referendum 42 authorizes a three and a half mill levy for operation and maintenance of the University of Montana. Referendum 43 approves a 500000 dollar bond to fund new buildings at Warm Springs State Hospital.
Mrs. Mary Paul entertained the Double-Four club. Mrs. Luella Kellett won high and Mrs. Helen Brothers low. Evergreen lodge 45 held its annual banquet at the White cafe with Eastern Stars as guests and later at Ford hall for cards. Mrs. Alice Nelson and Ben Proctor won high. Camas Nelson drew all-out. Multiple bridge clubs met through the week. funeral services were held for the Gottsch baby. Local residents hosted visitors and attended a funeral at the Hotel Merrell cafe and surrounding events.
R. J. Selway was admitted to Barrett hospital last week for injuries from a fall from a hay rack on his ranch south of Dillon. He was alone at the time and found unconscious, then brought to the hospital.
Mrs. Ed Farley of Polaris visited at the home of her daughter Mrs. George Lenox in Dillon last.
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