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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1946
Page
8
Mr and Mrs Leslie Jones of Wise River were visitors in Dillon Monday. Mr and Mrs Jack Brenner and Mr and Mrs Robert Jones spent Monday in Dillon from Horse Prairie.
A recipe for flourless Raisin Puffs uses dry bread crumbs and a milk custard base with raisins. It suggests a chocolate custard sauce and provides steps to bake in greased molds at 350 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes, plus a chocolate sauce preparation.
The Montana Department American Legion executive committee urged legislative study of veterans housing and greater access to surplus war material. They asked the War Assets Administration to send ample surplus goods to Montana for veterans’ equity. Other resolutions sought early retirement for civil service staff, removal of age limits for police job applicants, and state tax exemption for veterans service pay.
The Montana supreme court ruled that a Great Falls ordinance repealing beer license caps was automatically suspended after five percent of electors petitioned for a referendum. Chief Justice-elect Hugh Adair wrote the majority opinion overruling Cascade county district court which dismissed A. C. Stephens suit. Justices Angstman and Morris dissented.
State and federal officials met in Helena to discuss water sharing from U S and Canadian sources. The meeting covered general topics with no policy decisions, including the Sage Creek dispute from Southern Alberta into Northern Montana near Havre.
The Montana Education Board will hold its quarterly session in Butte on December 9 and 10 to review routine matters and outline topics for the 1947 legislature. Attendees include George A. Selke of the university.
Gilbert Hilde of Dillon, a representative of Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York, earned membership in the company's National Field Club. Ralph H. Smith, manager of the Billings agency, notes the club includes Mutual Life's top representatives nationwide. Qualification required strong production and high client service standards.
The Examiner Printing Co offers premier job work services with attention to detail and high quality type and finish. Clients include local businesses seeking durable printing for ads posters and catalogs.
Miss Ruth Violet Wengel and Merle Otis Sauer of Dillon united in marriage at St James Episcopal Church with Rev. Lewis D. Smith officiating. Attendants included Miss Mildred Connell of Butte and Wayne Blomquist as best man. Reception followed at the bridegroom’s mother’s home.
The Rutledge Livestock Company bought a large batch of Beaverhead County hogs at a Dillon stock yards sale on Saturday with Larry Sinclair as purchasing agent. Hog-raisers reported satisfactory prices and Sinclair indicated further purchases are likely. Prices matched those in the Butte market.
W. K. Malikote proprietor of Pipe Organ Lodge spent last week in Salt Lake City visiting associates and touring facilities.
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