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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1956

Page

3

Board Expresses Thanks to Voters

The Board of county commissioners in their first regular meeting since the general election expressed appreciation to electors for approving the special 3 mill road levy. The tax will not be assessed until 1957 and is not levied on city or town property, while the bridge fund levy applies to all property. Commissioners John Prohosky Armstead Tom Clemon Jackson and Ralph Davis Dillon attended. The panel said extra funds from the levy will help restore road fund stability gradually.

Board of County Commissioners John Prohosky Armstead Tom Clemon Jackson Ralph Davis Dillon

VA Announces Large Study Of High Blood Pressure Treatments

Veterans Administration doctors will test new drugs for hypertension across six VA hospitals including Mount Alto in Washington and sites in Iowa City San Juan Chicago and Richmond The study aims to see if these drugs control blood pressure prevent heart attacks strokes and other complications after one year patients will return for follow up and results are expected in two years

Veterans Administration Edward D. Freis VA Mount Alto Hospital Washington, D. C Mount Alto Iowa City Iowa San Juan Puerto Rico Chicago West Side Richmond Freis

Year in Prison on Bad Check Charge

Charles Dugan pleaded guilty to a fictitious check charge in District court before Judge Philip C. Duncan. He was sentenced to one year in the state prison and taken to Deer Lodge by Sheriff John MacDonald. Dugan used the name Oscar O’Malley and was arrested by Dillon police after writing and cashing a fake check at a local business.

Charles Dugan Philip C. Duncan Dugan Oscar O’malley Deer Lodge John MacDonald Dillon

Weekend Mass Times at St Rose Parishes

St Rose church schedules Sunday masses at Dillon 8 00 a m and 10 00 a m Lima 4 p m first Sunday each month Melrose 4 p m third Sunday and fifth when it comes Jackson 4 p m fourth Sunday each month

ST. Rose Catholic Church Dillon Lima Melrose Jackson

Plan for a joyful family Christmas season

This article advises planning to keep Christmas focused on family over commercial hype. It suggests shared activities like decorating, tree trimming, baking, reading the Christmas story, and making memories through cooperative family projects that foster love, patience, and togetherness.

Christ Bethlehem

Investment in Oil Pipelines Near Three Billion Dollars

The report notes substantial funding in crude oil and refined products pipelines totaling close to three billion dollars, highlighting extensive capital commitments across the sector.

New Arrival at Hayes Home in Barrett Hospital

Mr and Mrs Harold Hayes welcomed a baby girl born Wednesday at Barrett hospital. Both mother and child are doing well and returned home Sunday evening. About 60 guests attended a viewing of the Patterson Moore fight hosted by Mr and Mrs Norman Nelson on Friday evening with Mr and Mrs Earl Tash and John Knoll from Grasshopper valley among the attendees.

Hayes Harold Hayes the Barrett Hospital Norman Nelson Patterson- Moore Grasshopper Valley Earl Tash John Knoll

Basketball Game Attendance Report in Dillon

Robert, Jules, Jim and Gordon Marchesseault attended Friday night games in Dillon while John Knollenjoyed the events on Saturday evening.

Robert Jules Jim Gordon Marchesseault Dillon John Knoll

Hunters See Deer but No Elk at Polaris Sunday

Hunters arrived early at Polaris on Sunday hoping for deer. several deer were reportedly taken but elk sightings were not reported as weather keeps elk in the high mountains. Families from Terreton Idaho, Dillon and local residents spent Thanksgiving at the Ben Holland ranch with multiple visitors from Terreton.

Hunters Bay Polaris Joe Potter Ricky Karen H. P. Gerard Terreton Idaho Ben Holland Ranch Holland Ranch Dale Cope Bill Stedal Noel Shuldberg Floyd Packer June of Dillon Holland Hansene Peterson

Schools for Stock Men at MSC Next Week in Bozeman

Two short courses will be held at Montana State College in December. The Beef Production school runs December 10 to 13 with a focus on beef improvement breeding traits and veterinary problems. The Sheep Production school runs December 17 to 19 covering lamb production, flushing ewes, winter management, market lambs, fattening trials, range management, and diseases and parasites. Proceedings feature staff from the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station U S Range Livestock Station Miles City extension specialists and ranchers. Both programs aim to provide producers with up to date information for practical use. Plan to attend the school of your choice.

Montana State College Montana Agricultural Experiment Station U.S. Range Livestock Miles City

Oil Company Plans $100 Million Investment in 160 Wells

An oil firm signals a $100 million year investment to drill 160 wells, with depths under 15,000 feet. The plan aims to boost production and expand acreage.

Oil Company

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