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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1957
Page
7
A fragmentary verse piece muses on Taps and Tattoo as symbols of night, memory, and peace. It juxtaposes the haunting bugle call with a birdlike Tattoo melody, imagining their echoes through tents, graves, and the final rest. The passage ends with a printer’s credit for the Dillon Examiner.
Harley McDonald 71 of Dillon died Tuesday in Deer Lodge Rest Home after six years as patient. Born December 16 1886 in Kansas he lived in Colorado and Montana before settling in Dillon. Survived by sister Maude Cauffman and siblings in Idaho and California. seven grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2 pm Brundage Chapel with Rev Z A Jumper officiating at Mountain View cemetery.
Harold Peterson and Kenneth Krause aided a injured boy Heikkila after a car collision on the Jackson road. Heikkila died before reaching Barrett Hospital while another boy South was hospitalized in serious condition. Undersheriff and deputies responded with local ambulances and a highway patrolman investigated.
Union Pacific marked an anniversary on November 1 celebrating 60 years since the 1897 public auction that transferred the railroad to Kuhn Loeb & Co. and financiers. Under Edward Harriman the system expanded to main lines Omaha to Ogden and Kansas City to Denver, with large scale track, equipment, and yard improvements.
Notice to all stockholders of Interstate Building and Loan Association in Dillon Montana of a special meeting on December 27 1957 at 2 00 P M in the Hazelbaker Building for possible dissolution liquidation and asset distribution under Montana law including authority to officers and directors to wind up affairs and pay debts.
Memorial services continued from page one with a vocal duet and a memorial address by C. E. Naugle Bea verhead County High School principal. Exalted Ruler Larsen led the closing ceremony and benediction as the audience joined in Auld Lang Syne.
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