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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1956
Page
5
In the 1954-1955 fiscal year the American Red Cross spent 87.54 million dollars, 41 percent for Armed Forces and veterans, 15 percent on blood, and 8 percent on disaster relief. Prairie County’s chapter funded lifeguard training and swimming lessons for local children, reflecting the organization’s steady, unseen impact.
The Los Angeles Times urges adjusting transportation regulation to reflect a transformed industry. It notes past monopoly by rail and praises modern competition driven by good roads, cars, and air travel, calling for relaxed ICC approvals to speed innovation and growth.
The Oasis beat Electric and Variety 777 822 788 710 and 2358 2302 led by Elsie Cornell with 216 588. Montanan won 3 1 over Vaughn and Ragsdale. Jack's Market swept State Bar. Beavrehead Cleaners won 4 0 over Roberta. Treasure State Moose Lodge led with 2648 2438 and Clark 515. Minerals Engineering swept Gibs Union 2519 2399. Moose Lodge also posted 948 high team game.
Dell Mulliner, a business visitor, arrived Tuesday from his ranch near Grant for meetings. He is associated with regional business interests and spent time inspecting local operations and potential collaborations.
The City of Dillon Montana invites sealed bids by February 1 1956 at 5 00 PM for the cash sale of one 1953 International 2 Tow Truck Model R170 with Gar Wood 16 Yard Packer Model LP216. Viewable at City offices. The council may reject any bid.
Los Angeles businessman D. J. B. Lewis says he closed deals on 175 Idaho and Montana thorium claims near Salmon Idaho, with total transactions of 11 million dollars. He mentions future milling methods and equipment, noting the government does not buy thorium now but federal power use may rise. Frank G. Ryburn of Dillon says the deals do not involve Trail Creek thorium claims acquired last spring by Wyoming Sulphur Company.
Charles Murray son of Mr and Mrs Harold Murray of 606 South Atlantic Street has enlisted in the U S Army for three years selecting the Medical Corps. He was sent to Fort Ord California January 3 1956 for basic training and will attend a Medical Corps technical school at San Antonio Texas after. His enlistment was announced by Sgt George Boyran local recruiter at the Selective Service Office in the Roxy Methen Building Dillon.
The Examiner Printing Co. showcases its superior job work capabilities with quick turnaround and high quality printing services. Local businesses rely on its precise typography durable inks and dependable delivery to meet tight deadlines.
U S Department of Interior Billings Montana 1955 notice shows Walter and Helga Jones seeking to exchange land under the Taylor Grazing Act with detailed parcel descriptions in Montana and a 30 day objection window. Also Beaverhead County notices name executor Gordon Berry in the Henry Siefken estate and credit offers for Rawleigh dealers with locality details.
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