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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1950
Page
5
Mrs. R. M. Gregg led the program on D A R approved schools at the meeting. Members brought articles for their annual clothing shower benefiting children in remote southern mountain schools. A 6:00 dinner was served by hostesses.
The event featured Mrs. Phillip J. Lovell as hostess last Monday February 6 with H L Leslie of the W M C E faculty delivering a speech on Americanism. Hostesses included Mrs. Roy Hendren Mrs. H L Hatton Mrs. George Gosman and Mrs W G Gilbert jr.
Pastor Robert N Johnstone leads Sunday school at 10 a.m. Alf red R Glaesser is superintendent. Morning service at 11 a.m. Message titled A Faith to Save Man from Destroying the World. Pot luck supper Thursday at 6 30 p.m. official board follows. Choir practice after supper and junior choir at 4 p.m. Everyone invited.
Rev Arthur B Ward presides at 8 am Holy Communion. Junior youth attendance week omitted. Church School at 9 45 with new attendance system. Recognition for perfect attendance given to many parishioners. Laymen’s Sunday at 11 am includes sermon and luncheon by Mr L J Sommers of Butte on The Church's Program. Choir practice Wednesday 7 30 pm and junior choir Thursday 4 pm.
Frank and Bart Richards were charged with illegally possessing game animals. They pleaded guilty and were fined 150 dollars each after being found with three deer in a truck near here. Olin Durham of Melrose was arrested for driving while intoxicated and fined 100 dollars after pleading guilty.
Montana notices publish estate creditors call for claims against Henry Schnell with four month deadline in Dillon. Also advertised is a public sale of Beaverhead county state lands February 28 1950 with bids opening at 4 15 PM at the county courthouse Dillon terms include 5 percent interest and 10 percent bid deposits with minimum per acre values and penalties for nonpayment, subject to Board of Land Commissioners approval.
Sealed bids are invited by the Wisdom Woman's Club of Wisdom for the sale of the clubhouse and lot. Bids due at a February 18 meeting, marked Bid for Club Building, to Mrs. Ted Woodward. The club may reject any bid and further information is available from Mrs. Woodward or Mrs. Harold Nelson.
Directory note directs readers to O. K. Rubber Welders located at 109 Bannack Street in Dillon for service.
The State reserves minerals, imposes a lien on crops for unpaid balance, and notes rights‑of‑way easements. Lands near towns sold in blocks of five acres or less. Agricultural leases may bid to buy at highest offer, with settlement to improvements owner. Possession to purchasers March 1 following sale unless lease ends earlier. Refunds Rentals paid to lessees before March 1, 1950. Pilgeram Commissioner notices publication dates February 9 16 23 30.
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