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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1947
Page
12
Several hundred nine inch rainbow trout at the Ennis federal hatchery are being tagged with a red plastic implant carrying a number. Finders are asked to notify the State Fish and Game Department. The program aims to answer questions on planting, growth, survival, and migration patterns.
Drivers should slow down in winter conditions as ice makes streets slick. Expect the unexpected and stay focused on the road ahead to handle sudden emergencies. You cannot stop quickly on icy surfaces.
Montana telephone rates are raised as part of a five year 17.1 million construction program to cover current orders and future needs. The move would boost Montana revenues by about 545000 annually. In Dillon, urban and residential rates rise to 75 cents and 25 cents respectively. Dr. W Nile of Montana School of Mines seeks quick reports on the November 23 earthquake for the coast and geodetic survey, noting the quake tripped the school’s accelerograph but caused little damage.
Emerson Hughes of Horse Prairie and E. R. Gleed of Lima visited Dillon. Howard Morse traveled to Helena. Jennie Johnson from Jackson visited. Sara Shoemaker and son Claude from Ruby section visited. Muggs McGrath of Dell and Charles Haight from Elkhorn Hot Springs were in town. Charles Perry of Boulder visited Alma Thompson. Crouse family from Bozeman hosted guests. William Carroll returned from Mayo Clinic. A. M. Johnson in Dillon to confer with county officials. Frank B. Rife at Medicine Lodge. J. A. Harrington trip to Missoula. Bart Hungate of Lima visited. J. Ford McBain leaves for Chicago to assist geography dept. plans to visit Peabody Nashville Ball College and Miami University. Parke T. Scott of Armstead attended to business in the county poway.
The Assembly of God Church offers Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m Sunday evening service at 8 p m and a prayer meeting on Wednesday at 8 p m.
The Montana Veteran, official Montana VFW publication, rolled off the Examiner shop last week and was mailed to VFW members statewide. It now circulates to more than 10 600 readers.
Sunday masses listed for multiple locations with times on the first through fourth Sundays including Lima, Grant, Melrose, and Jackson. Times include 8:00 or 10:00 a m plus 10:30 a m at several sites. Fr Timothy Clifford referenced.
Mrs J W Stam, mother of Mrs Bruce Risley, marked her 88th birthday last Thursday with family and friends noting the occasion.
Art Miles arrived in Dillon from Jackson to handle business. J. E. Selway of Horse Prairie visited Dillon for business on Tuesday. The Misses Montana and Maxine Mayland of San Francisco are due Saturday to spend holidays with their brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Jennings L. May.
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