Royal Neighbors Banquet and Local Social Highlights
The Royal Neighbors held a no host banquet at the Diamond Bar Inn before the IOOF hall lodge meeting. Hosting arrangements were made by Mrs. Bruce Jardine, Mrs. Jay Nelson and Mrs. Bud Lapham. A Valentine shower for Miss LaVerne Henrie, bride elect of Martin Jackson, occurred at the Diamond Bar Inn with gifts and refreshments. The Jackson school hosted a two room Valentine party with a noon hot dinner, movies, and a pool swim for pre schoolers, plus Valentine candy gifts. The Ski Tramps organized an after dark skiing outing on Fan on Ski Hill with guests and thanks to Mrs. Fred Hirschy and the Diamond Bar Inn for cookies and coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Neighbors
Diamond Bar Inn
IOOF
Bruce Jardine
Jay Nelson
Bud Lapham
Henrie
LaVerne Henrie
Martin Jackson
John Wing
Chris Sperle
Bill Nelson
Donna Andreasen
Fred Nelson
Valentine
Jackson School
Diamond Bar In
Ski Tramps
Fred Hirschy
Ralph Nichols
Warren Henrie
Rich
Lee Shepherd
Linda
Dana Andreasen
Wayne Stocks
Wallace Christiansen
Jack Hirschy
Judy
Paul Christiansen
Tom
Ellen Rae Stocks
Mel McDowell
Rene Krause
Sandy Lapham
Jennie Lyn Nelson
Johnnie Burton
Brett Stocks
Mike Green
Beaverhead club events and Montana article notices
Junior Bridge Club hosted by Mrs Bruce Jardine with Nathalie Green winning high score Wayne Stocks second and Jardine low. Friendship Club met at Elvin Peterson home with eight members. Beaverhead County Chamber notes Montana article line up for national mags by Ed Zern Bauer McClane in Argosy Field and Stream Sports Afield Outdoor Life Saga and others. Mrs Dresen hosted a Dillon dinner for Ada birthday guests Fred Hirschy John Wharton Ed Dyer. Snowplane enthusiasts trek into upper country once forbidden territory with Jack Hirschy Roy Jackson Bill Harrison and others joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Jardine
Nathalie Green
Wayne Stocks
Montana
John Dooling
Beaverhead County
State Chamber of Commerce
Montana Chamber of Commerce
Ed Zern
Edwin Bauer
al McClane
Argosy
Field and Stream
Sports Afield
Fisherman
Outdoor Life
Saga
Keller
Dresen
Helen Dresen
Dillon
Diaond Bar Inn
Ada
Fred Hirschy
John Wharton
Ed Dyer
Jack Hirschy
Roy Jackson
Bill Harrison
Dick Hirschy
Jack Shepherd
John Krause
Bob
Three Hikers Halted by New Beaver Dams on Governor Creek
Clarence Olson Peterson and Tom Clemon climbed the summer road toward Horse Prairie but were stopped by miles of new beaver dams. They turned back to the Sage cabins, built a fire, ate lunch, then completed their return home.
Young Republicans Banquet on Washington's Birthday
The Young Republicans Club selects February 22 as the date for a no host banquet at the Diamond Bar Inn in honor of Washington's Birthday with Governor and Mrs. Aronson plus guests invited. A Wednesday morning snowplan and a 2 to 4 pm coffee hour at Mrs. Don Anson's home in Wisdom are planned. Reservations are requested by calling the Diamond Bar Inn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Republicans Club
Washington
Diamond Bar Inn
Aronson
Castles
Don Anson
Wisdom
Dinner guests visit Bruce Jardine home Saturday
Mrs Bill Nelson Sparky Ze Barth Dale Pettit and Tom Nelson were dinner guests at the Bruce Jardine home Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Dean Keyser were weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Lester Sage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Nelson
Sparky Ze Barth
Dale Pettit
Tom Nelson
Bruce’ Jardine
Dean Keyser
Lester Sage
Operation Pull-Em-In Drives 163rd Armored Recruit Push
Company D, 163rd Armored Cavalry Regiment expands its Dillon presence with a recruiting drive. The unit aims for 90 members, boosting local revenue to about $100,000 annually while offering home training and military advancement. Sergeant Proulx invites inquiries at the Armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
163Rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
Dillon
Michael Proulx
D Company
Proulx
Use of Federal Income Tax Form 1040 Is Told
Thomas M. Robinson district director of Internal Revenue for the District of Montana advised that all persons with adjusted gross incomes of 5000 or more or wages not subject to withholding tax, interest and dividends of 100 or more, must use Form 1040 for their 1955 income tax returns. If income is under 5000 from salary or wages and deductions are not itemized, one may use Form 1040 but only page 1 is needed. Business or farming income goes on Schedules C or F with totals carried to lines on page 1. If total income is 5000 or more per year, tax is computed on page 2. other incomes are reported on page 3 and totals carried to line 10, page 1 as part of adjusted gross income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Robinson
Internal Revenue
District of Montana
How to File Your 1040 Form and Itemize Deductions
Taxpayers earning less than 5000 per year should use page 1 Form 1040 or the business or farm schedules and study accompanying instructions. Directors urge individuals to itemize deductions such as contributions interest taxes medical expenses child care casualty losses and other items exceeding 10 percent of adjusted gross income. This year taxpayers should learn to fill their own returns to save money with examples noting last year overpayments totaling 18000000.
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The
Friendship Club
Elvin Peterson
Missoula
Nelson
Marshall Harvey
Jackson
Wendell Jardine
Idaho Falls
CO. D. 163Rd Armored
Examiner Printing Co
Union Pacific Railroad
Crry
Los Ancetes
Charrencer
Los Angeles
Chicago
Portland
Crty
St. Louis
Sapte
Union Pacific
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