Many Visitors Stop in Dillon Over Holiday Period
The Dillon area welcomed a large stream of visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lovell from Racine Wisconsin traveling by plane, and relatives from West Virginia Texas New Mexico and California. Local residents and guests toured and visited family across town and surrounding areas during the Fourth of July holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lovell
Dillon
Racine
Wis
Lovell
Racine Journal Times
Butte
Luther Smith
Ronceverte
West Va
Smith
Mary Beth
Texas
Dale Stinson
Jackie Lee
Miles City
W. J. Romers
Dean
Robert
Yellowstone Park
Vernon Nelson
Frank B. Rife
Medicine Lodge
James McCashin
Montana
Lima
Roy Jackson
Jackson
James Hanson
Monida
Eripsilas a Swine Disease Threat to U.S. Farms
The article outlines erysipelas in pigs, its confusion with other swine diseases, and the need for early accurate diagnosis. It praises a new vaccine, urges vaccination after farrowing, and details strict sanitary quarantining, isolation of affected hogs, carcass disposal, and pen disinfection to prevent herd-wide losses. It notes rising national spread and annual monetary losses.
Social activities plan at Dillon Country Club
The Women’s Social Activities committee maps a summer program at the clubhouse with weekly bridge luncheons in July and August starting July 13. An instructor will teach bridge, transportation is provided, and child care is available for afternoon sessions. Committee members include Mrs. Harold M. Warner and others. inquiries urged to join. Summer visitor Mrs. Champ Cuff of Los Angeles is being feted at a party tonight at the Megquier home with sixteen guests. guests include Mrs. Seibold and Mrs. Dressler visiting from California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Talent
Hugh Shields
Los Angeles
Calif
Harold Murray
Shields
Murray
Janet Mays
Los Alamos
New Mexico
C. E. Blinn
Dillon
Maxine Mayland
Great Falls
M-Set
Judson Stahl and Son
San Pedro
Betty Dougherty
Elliston
The
Dillon Country Club
Country Club
Harold M. Warner
T. Lee McCracken
Frank W. Hazelbaker
Hiram Brundage
A. G. Williams
Champ Cuff
M. B. Pyeatt
Ray Megquier
Megquier
Kentucky Avenue
Hog cholera vaccination urged for winter swine herds
Hog cholera outbreaks strike in winter and heat, but experts say weather is not a factor. Vaccination around weaning is the best defense against losses from the fast-killing virus, alongside safeguards like avoiding sick swine, clean equipment, and veterinary checks for proper immunity.
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The Examiner Printing Co showcases its top job work with sharp typography and quality craft. Local clients praised timely completion and reliable service for newspaper projects and commercial printing needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Examiner Printing Co
Soldier's Body Returned from European War Area
The body of M Sgt Stanard L Cowins formerly of Dillon is among 14 Montana soldiers dying in the European war area being brought home as reported by the Department of the Army in a recent dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanard L. Cowins
Dillon
Montana
Department of the Army
Tuberculosis Endures in Animals Despite Hard Won Gains
veterinarians note progress in cattle TB reducing cases to under one per 200 cattle in counties, yet eradication is not complete. periodic herd testing continues for years. last year 160 purebred cattle on a midwest farm reacted to tuberculin, with many slaughtered animals showing generalized TB. Swine TB affects millions yearly. poultry flocks in many regions show active infection. public health requires farmer vigilance in the battle against the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest
Packing House
House Guest Visits Stamm Home from Bing ham Utah
Miss Pat Garrity of Bing ham Utah visits this week with Miss Sally Stamm. The two girls studied together last year in Salt Lake. Lutheran Ladies Aid to Meet with Mrs Ras Hansen hosting Thursday afternoon at her Medicine Lodge home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Stamm
Pat Garrity
Bingham
Utah
Sally Stamm
Salt Lake
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Ras Hansen
Ladies
Medicine Lodge
Mrs Cochran and son trip ends in Jackson Hole Idaho
Mrs Kathryn Cochran and her son Jimmy, accompanied by David Hartwig, returned Monday evening from a motor trip through the Jackson Hole country and parts of Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn Cochran
Jimmy
David Hartwig
Jackson Hole Country
Idaho
Funeral Held for Drowning Victim Andrew Anderson
Funeral services for Andrew Anderson 71 who drowned after a canoe capsized on the Big Hole river were held in the Brundage chapel with Rev H J Hjortholm officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View. Kalsta brothers Gunnar Reichle and Augsten Kalsta survived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Anderson
Big Hole
Brundage Chapel
H .J. Hjortholm
Lutheran Church
Mountain View
Anderson
Gunnar
Ordination of George Hendrick to Presbyterian Ministry
Walter Featherly and family returned from Omak Washington after attending the ordination of George R Hendrick into the Presbyterian ministry. Hendrick graduated May 12 from the San Francisco Theological Seminary San Anselmo California and will be installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian church at Clarkston Idaho. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hendrick formerly of Dillon and Mrs Hendrick is remembered as Georgia Featherly.
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Harry Jensen
Paul Halloran
Butte Call
Anna Hansen
Amos Hansen
Dell
Grand Junction
Colo
George Baker
Helena
Lewis D. Smith
Elmer Sorenson
Edith
Doris Marie
Lew Brundage
Butte
Montana
West Coast
Walter Schmittroth
Mike Wagner
Kellogg
Idaho
Louis Schmittroth
Madison
Walter Featherly
Omak
Wash
George R. Hendrick
San Francisco Theological Seminary
San Anselmo
Calif
First Presbyterian Church
Clarkston
Ida
Hendrick
Frank Hendrick
Dillon
Georgia Featherly
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Frank
Edgar
Ike Rife
Helen
Missoula
Frank Rife
Mr. Rife
Rochester
N, Y
NSN
Bistos
Western Pioneers
Blackie
Smokie
Teddy
Yakima, Wash
Walter Brundage
Santa Cruz
Portland
Ore
H. M. Brundage
Examiner Printing Company, Inc
O.S.L. Depot
State Highway Commission
Montana Power Company
City Fuel Co
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