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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1941
Page
5
A compact display of quotes on constancy virtue and righteousness by Tryon Edwards Addison Matthew 5 10 Mary Baker Eddy Seneca and Daniel Webster. The collection urges loyalty to Jesus and inner conscience as enduring inheritance beyond worldly reputation.
Selectees may enlist in the Marine Corps for four years or for the duration of the war prior to induction orders. Applicants may contact recruiting offices in Butte Missoula Great Falls Billings Lewistown for literature and full information. Officers provide mail and in person access to details on life, duties and opportunities.
Mrs Annie Frasier and Mrs Frank Hoffman from Melrose were shopping in Dillon on Thursday, detailing a local errands outing.
W E Club members met at Mrs J G Mattingly's home for pinochle with three tables. prizes went to Mrs Norman Giles Mrs Fred Kerr and Mrs Mattingly. Birthday party for Carolyn Sar gent turns five with pink and white decor and gifts. Numerous guild and club meetings held including St James officers elected for 1942 and Christmas parties across groups. Brides and marriages noted with Ashworth Storey wedding in Las Vegas and Reis Denzer nuptials at the Baptist church. Multiple community events finish with social hours and gift exchanges as year ends.
Regular Beaverhead County Board meets December 1 2 3 1941 with Commissioners Henneberry Shaw Hartwig and Clerk Baker. Resignation of County Surveyor Irving Orr accepted. 1942 liquor licenses require county fee. December actions include tax deeds on eligible property, a $2 per capita tax starting January 1 1942, and resignations from high school trustees. Emergency relief warrants may be issued February 1 for WPA road project costs. An extra session is planned December 15 to address WPA matters land sales and other business.
Mrs. Jim Miller and daughter Shirley and Mrs. J. H. Stoltz of Laurin shopped in Dillon on Friday. They were joined on the return trip by Miss Hazel Ransom from the Upper Ruby valley, who spent several days in Dillon.
Wednesday evening at the home of their leader Mrs Paul Lacry members enjoyed a Christmas party. Just-a-Mere club members will hold a pot-luck seven o clock dinner and Christmas gift exchange at the home of Mrs Morse Waldorf Friday.
A parade of locals and visitors stopped in Dillon Friday and Saturday. Names include Mr and Mrs Carl Knoll and Mr and Mrs Allen Dean visiting from Polaris and Point of Rocks respectively, plus Mrs John Neidt from Big Hole basin and Marion Pyeat heading to Seattle for work.
A Sunday lesson in Christian Science Churches on December 7 1941 focused on God as the only cause and creator with the golden text praising divine creation. It cites Isaiah and Revelation passages and includes Mary Baker Eddy’s Science and Health discussing mental causation and the freedom of thought.
After an extensive U S tour spanning the Atlantic seaboard to the Pacific coast, Mr and Mrs Sam W Ditty have returned to Dillon and will establish residence there.
The Dillon area last week saw Girl Scouts join local home defense efforts. Commissioner Mrs. Fred Kerr announced the volunteers and their service to support community safety initiatives.
Mrs Ben Malino and her daughter Maysel traveled from Wise River to Dillon on Monday for shopping outing and local errands.
In Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Olive M. Harrison deceased issued by executor James D. Harrison requests creditors and others with claims to present them with vouchers within ten months after first publication at Gilbet Gilbert law offices Dillon Montana. Date November 24 1941 Dillon Montana.
Guardian of Leona Adele Peyre announces private sale of her minor ward's undivided 1 12 interest in extensive Beaverhead County lands and leases under Montana court order. Sale after December 27 1941 with 5 percent interest over up to three years, cash or promissory note.
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