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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1947

Page

4

Power Group Club Speaker at Dillon Rotary Meeting

Willis Haskell chaired the Dillon Rotary Club gathering in the refurnished Andrus hotel dining room. Montana Power official Steve Hogan spoke on government competition and private industry, praising private power and noting TVA pricing and concerns over public funding reducing private utilities.

Willis Haskell Dillon Rotary Club Andrus Delores Davis Steve Hogan Ted Doran Butte W. J. Bierrum Depot Lawn Santa Claus Hoggh Montana Power Co Montana Power Montana United States Hogan TVA Thomas Edison

Paratrooper Doyle Hale Receives Army Discharge

Doyle Hale, previously serving with a U S army paratroop unit, has received his discharge and returned to Dillon last week. Mr. and Mrs. W W Wetzel left last Thursday for Portland to establish their home, Mr. Wetzel transferring to the regional forestry office there.

Doyle Hale United States Army Dillon W. W. Wetzel Portland Mr. Wetzel

Livestock Market Mixed Gains At Los Angeles Yard

Cattle receipts rose modestly week over week while offerings stayed below last year. Slaughter cattle advanced 50 to 75 cents with top cows up to $1. calves stronger, hogs finishing 50 to 75 cents higher. sheep and lambs steady with top lambs around $23.50. Great Western stock sale cited with Grand Champion steer at $3.25 per pound. Helena VA ruling on prima facie evidence for service connection noted.

Los Angeles Barrow Laib Helena Veterans Administration

Dillon police auction three stray horses amid city nuisance

The Dillon police auctioned three impounded stray horses at the stock yards after one was claimed. The sale returned 39.75 dollars to Matt Platt who bought the horses per hoof, reviving memories of the former famed Dillon horse market and its circus like sales. The piece contrasts past gilt edged markets with present efforts to curb the nuisance.

Dillon Matt Platt Plutt Butte

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