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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1956

Page

7

Dugan Named Montana Easter Seal Drive Director

Fred N. Dugan of Billings is named director of Montana’s 1956 Easter Seal Sale campaign. He will lead more than 1,000 volunteers opening March 10 to boost services for crippled children, with Milo Dean praising national and local support. Dugan previously chaired county seal sales in 1953 and 1954 and is a longtime attorney and community leader.

Great Falls Fred N. Dugan Billings Ing Milo Dean Montana Society For Crippled Children Dugan Yellowstone County Dean Montana Kagan Montana State University Law School

Dillon Examiner 1925 Christmas Edition Praised

The Dillon Examiner issued a 60 page Christmas edition in 1925 edited by Miss Clara Adams. It depicted Dillon's yearly progress in magazine style, with two-color printing, a children's eight page section, poetry and prose, and broad national notice from the Anaconda Standard.

Rotary Club of Dillon Beaverhead County Frank Eliel Dillon, Merchant George R. Baker al W. Crowell Richard N. Cosgrove Examiner Clara Adams Montana Anaconda Standard The Dillon Examiner Santa Claus

Forrest H. Anderson Enters Montana Attorney General race

Forrest H. Anderson of Helena announced on January 4 his candidacy on the Democratic ticket for Montana attorney general. The 43-year-old former legislator, Lewis and Clark county former attorney, and current associate justice of the Montana Supreme Court vows to devote his time to develop Montana resources, hydro power, highways, and favorable shipping, aiming to keep Montana residents and industry thriving. He lives in Helena with wife Evelyn Samson and their three children and is active in Montana fraternal and service groups.

Helena Forrest H. Anderson Lewis and Clark County Montana Anderson University of Montana Supreme Court Forrest Anderson Evelyn Samson

Recollections of Henry Siefken in Freighting Days

J W Sutherland remembers Henry Siefken and early freighting on the Grasshopper and Bannack area during the Boer War era. He notes six horse teams, dredges like the Bon Accord and Maggie, and incidents at Rattlesnake crossing and Alder Creek.

Henry Siefken Spring Gulch Bannack Jimmie O'Neil Jimmie Will Linkendorfer Beaverhead George Jewell Rattlesnake Bannack Grove Henry Bogus Shirk Graeter Flume Dillon H. Clay Graves Argenta A. F. Graeter Maggie Gibsons Alder ‘Gulch Robert T. Béatman Alder Creek Phil Conrey Mill Point Buffalo Creek Tash Linkendorfer W. S. Tash John Linkendorfer Orphie Grasshopper

Service Officer James McCashin Visits Dillon Thursdays

James McCashin, state veterans welfare commission service officer, visits Dillon each Thursday from headquarters at the Montana state employment service. He offers free help to veterans on pensions insurance employment vocational rehabilitation education and other benefits under current law.

James McCashin State Veterans’ Welfare Commission Dillon Montana State Employment Service

The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co

The Examiner Printing Co showcases top quality job printing services including posters, handbills and book work. Operators emphasize precise typography and timely delivery for businesses and individuals in the city.

The Examiner Printing Co

Self-Employed Social Security Claims Advice Issued

John Reed of the Butte social security office urges self-employed claimants aged 65 or older to keep copies of Form 1040 and Schedule C when filing for benefits in 1956. He outlines six key points on reporting income, expenses, and business descriptions, and notes office dates in Dillon in January.

John Reed Butte Reed Dillon Employment Service Office

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