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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1941
Page
2
Wage and Hour official says workers cannot waive time and a half for overtime beyond 40 hours under the Fair Labor Standards Act. They may, however, voluntarily take overtime pay in defense bonds or government securities to aid the war effort and save.
Skiers trust Elkhorn weather after a six inch snowfall last Saturday night and more fresh snow since. The Ski club expects excellent conditions for holiday sport and renewed enthusiasm after a disappointing start to the year.
Defense bond information outlines a best safeguard for children's future by supporting national defense. It notes no high pressure sales and urges purchases at post offices banks or savings and loan associations with stamps available at many retail stores nationwide.
A holiday arrival list highlights several educators and students across Montana and beyond. Names include Dorothy Ann Davis, Rosa Lee Brown, Elizabeth Ballard, Hope Mathews, Mildred Spaberg, Patricia Gilbert, Ruth Koenig, Katherine Hartwig, Ann Christensen, Helen Christensen, Evelyn Meine, Peggy Quackenbush, Katherine Jackson, Maxine Wiant, Emma Jane Crane, Betty Dailey, Robert Quackenbush, Mel Jackson, Doug and Luebben, Earl Fairbanks and others from Bozeman Missoula Great Falls Butte Appleton Kemper College San Diego and Harlem.
Bob Holloran a Malta teacher is home to spend the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs L M Holloran.
Word from Il Dil lon reports Clyde Smith a prominent Dillon rancher recently underwent major surgery at Mayo Brothers clinic in Rochester Mrs Smith stays with her husband Additional items note local shoppers visitors travelers and holiday plans among Dillon residents and surrounding towns including Salt Lake City Grandview and Armstead with multiple family visits and Christmas travel details
Dillon Elks host New Year’s Eve party in the lodge hall next Wednesday with confetti favors and hot turkey sandwiches after midnight. Music by Marguerite Schwab. Arrangements led by Dave Williams. initiates Richard Peterson and Swen Larson complete All-American class at the regular meeting.
Fay Hoffman of Lead South Dakota visited for several days with his old friend and bronc-riding coach Sam Freeman of Dillon. Hoffman, a longtime mining businessman in Lead, renewed many acquaintances during the stay.
The Dillon volunteer fire department sponsors a New Year’s Eve dance a week from tonight at the city hall. A gala time is planned with favors for all and music by Jimmy Faye’s orchestra.
The Sunday lesson from Christian Science centers on the idea that the universe including man is spiritual rather than material. Golden text affirms power belongs to God, while Isaiah and Eddy’s Science and Health emphasize divine creation and spiritual development over material history.
On Tuesday evening Mr and Mrs Maynard Miller hosted a 7 o'clock dinner for twenty guests. Pinochle prizes went to Mrs Robert Quackenbush and Tom DuBois with consolation to Mrs George Mc Donald and Ned Saunders. On Thursday twenty more friends attended the same hosts 7 o'clock turkey dinner followed by pinochle games. Prizes went to Mrs Jack Keenan and John Tessier with Mrs P Dumke and Frank Bell as consolation winners.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stout formerly of Dillon are the parents of a son born at a Butte hospital on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs George Lasich drove to Dillon on Friday from their home at Twin Bridges in a routine motor trip noting no incidents or stops of interest.
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