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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1945
Page
4
Local families travel for visits in Camas Hot Springs and Idaho Falls while service members report for duty or leave. Military families, PTA plans, and club meetings fill the week with social events and charitable efforts including 100 dozen cookies for U S C Hut troop trains. Church service set for Sunday at 11 30.
The Office of Price Administration requires all basic A ration car operators to have Mileage Rationing Records to be eligible for other gasoline rations. Without this record, no B or C supplemental ration may be issued. In the recent national reregistration, 23 million basic A ration holders were issued mileage records, replacing the old tire rationing form. If a motorist did not receive a mileage record or lost it, they must apply to the local board for a duplicate.
Emmett Morrow from Divide attended city matters yesterday, meeting officials and discussing local concerns. The visit focused on municipal issues and potential collaborations with city departments.
Montana farm and ranch operators are urged to prepare for the 1945 agriculture census with enumerators by asking about crops, land use, livestock value, dairy and poultry sales, and home consumption. The Montana Agricultural Extension service held its annual state conference at Montana State College January 4 to 10 to plan for wartime and postwar farming, with 63 county agents in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Melbourne Jackson announce the birth of son Gary Leslie in Minneapolis on January 5. Grandfather James R Jackson of Dillon confirms the birth. The mother is Betty Ford daughter of Goy and Mrs S C Ford.
Peter H. Anderson of Alder was a business visitor in Dillon yesterday. A marriage license was issued Monday to Ray Finley and Helen Moore of Idaho Falls. They were married by Justice of the Peace Louis Stahl. Mrs. Dorothy Mayland returned from Fort Knox Kentucky after three weeks with her husband Pvt Jennings Mayland. Mrs. W W Wetzel will visit Spokane relatives. Mrs. R B Lowder of Lima spent today in Dillon. Elsie Garrison and William Garrison from Reichie visited Dillon yesterday. I E Pruitt of Lima attended matters in Dillon today. Leonard Hansen of Armsted spent the weekend in Dillon.
Dairy production payments for January February and March will be issued together due to limited administrative funds. Producers are told to mark February 28 as the final day to file for payments on milk and butterfat from November and December. Wheat export rules allow flour exports to any country while general wheat exports are suspended except flour form. About 60 percent of 1945 light truck output is set aside for agricultural use, with prior applications to be processed by county and state AAA committees.
Notice states annual meeting of Water Users Irrigation Company stockholders in Dillon Montana at the Court House January 29 1945 at 2 PM. Purpose includes hearing reports election of Directors and other business as needed. Signed by J E Keller president and A Risley secretary.
The administrator of the Thomas McMullin deceased estate, Frank C. McFadden, requests creditors and all persons with claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed at John Collins law offices, Poindexter Block, Dillon, Montana, Beaverhead County.
The Montana Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County court issues alias summons No. 5193 against Emma May Cooney Frances S Kingsbury Philip Walter Poindexter Lena Poindexter Mary McHenry June McHenry Barteaux and unknown heirs to establish plaintiffs title to property in Dillon Montana. Plaintiffs seek a decree to quiet title and bar any claims. Defendants must answer within twenty days of service. otherwise default judgment will be entered. Clerk Norman Giles dated December 26 1944.
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