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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1956

Page

9

Local Derby Draws Four Hundred Young Anglers

About 400 pre school and grade school youngsters joined the Dillon Jaycees sponsored fish derby on Blacktail Deer creek. The first day saw roughly 75 tagged and many untagged trout while over 1,600 fish were planted in the stream restricted to youths through the 8th grade. Top catches included a 3 pound 4 ounce largest fish by Bobbie Laden and a girl’s 1.5 pound winner by Gail Shaffner. Prize winners noted include Dale Linduska John Schuyler Joe Jensen Joan Carr and a tie for the Huckleberry Finn prize between John and Randy W Edum. Tagged fish prize certificates are issued at the police station and treats were provided by Howard Lloyd and Beaverhead Bar Supply Co.

Dillon-Jaycees Blacktail Deer Creek Dillon Bobbie Laden Gail Shaffner Dale Linduska John Schuyler Joe Jensen Joan Carr John Randy Wedum Lynn McGovern Howard’ Lloyd Beaverhead Bar Supply ‘Co

Congress approves continued operation of mineral mines

Congress moves to sustain low-grade manganese purchases at Butte and Philipsburg and to authorize continued tungsten operations at Dillon and fluorspar mining at Hamilton. If S 3982 passes, Darby milling facilities may be built. Funds must be appropriated this year. manganese ore is deemed critical to steel production with over 200 workers at Minerals Engineering in Dillon and 30 to 50 at Roberts and Cummings in Hamilton awaiting action.

Congress Butte Philipsburg House Murray and Mansfield Dillon Hamilton Darby House Interior Committee Senate Interior Committee Minerals Engineering ‘Company Roberts and Cummings Fluorspar Jamies E. Murray Mike Mansfield Lee Metcalf

Platts Open Big Dipper Ice Cream Shop in Salmon Idaho

Rudy and Janice Platt formally opened The Big Dipper ice cream store in Salmon Idaho with an open house after several days of operation. Free coffee and doughnuts greeted adults and free ice cream cones delighted children during the event.

Rudy and Janice Platt Dillon Salmon

Street lights for Wisdom planned by residents

A Wisdom petition led the county to adopt a resolution of intention to form a special street lighting district. A hearing is set for 10:00 a.m. July 26 to protests. The plan calls for 16 new units and 18 existing private installations. A committee including Miss Amy Stephens Harry Helming and Roy Oliver led the drive with advisory help from Bruce Watters of Vigilante Electric Cooperative.

Wisdom Amy Stephens Harry Helming Roy Oliver Bruce Watters The Vigilante Electric Cooperative

Wreck Attempt Suspect Held After Rail Car Incident

Federal and local officers investigated a derailment attempt near Dillon. A derailed train crewed by transients prompted arrests after an inquirerly remark led to questioning. U S District Attorney’s office outlined penalties up to 10000 dollars fine or 20 years in prison under federal law.

Butte Union Pacific Dillon FBI Frank Kerr U.S Krest Cyr

Dillon youth earns Eagle Scout badge at Legion ceremony

May ceremony in Butte honored Miller and McArthur of Dillon as outstanding Scouts. Frank J. MacCormick announced the awards from the Montana Legion Boy Scout Committee. Miller, a Dillon Troop 64 alumnus who joined in 1953, received his Eagle Scout badge May 18 after a 1956 Explorer transfer, and holds Ad Altare Dei and Order of the Arrow honors. He attended Philmont in 1955 and will start Beaverhead County High School as a sophomore.

Dillon American Legion Young Miller Robert McArthur Butte Boy Scout Committee Montana Department of the Legion Frank J. MacCormick Deer Lodge Scout Miller

Federal aid eyed for Montana grasshopper control plan

A Washington letter from Senator Murray's office details federal help for grasshopper outbreaks in Montana. The policy allows up to one third cost sharing for emergency rangeland control, with state led programs and federal staff organizing after joint area decisions.

Examiner James A. Murray Washington, D. C Agricultural Department Montana Benson So Murray Mansfield Metcalf Centennial Valley Beaverhead County Petroleum County Department Texas Oklahoma New Mexico Kansas Colorado Wyoming State of

Rev F X Lechner Saintly Bishop and Idaho Parish Builder

Rev F X Lechner auxiliary to Cardinal Gibbons, served in Pocatello Idaho and guided All Hallows College. He taught at Carroll College Helena and St Teresa Whitehall, founded St Ann's Butte, built St Rose's Dillon church, celebrated golden jubilee in 1949 and retired while continuing limited parish work.

F. X. Lechner Curtis Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore Pocatello Idaho Wyoming Intermountain All Hallows College Father Larkin Carroll College Helena St. Teresa’s Whitehall St. Ann’s Butte St.Rose’s Dillon

Watters Family Vacation in Salt Lake City Utah

Mr and Mrs Bruce Watters and their children are making a vacation visit to Salt Lake City and scenic points in Utah.

Bruce Watters Salt Lake City Utah

Crow on a boy's hat draws crowd in Livingston

A 13-year-old, Jerry McGahan, showed a tame, life like crow named Tar perched on his straw hat in a ranch grove visit. The bird blinked and spread its wings causing astonishment as it pecked at Jerry and demanded hamburger. Jerry says Tar can talk and recently flew away before returning to the hat.

Jerry McGahan Livingston Theo Bay Jerry

Boy wins derby prize with three and a quarter pound rainbow

Nine year old Bobbie Laden nicknamed Boo won the JC Derby prize for the biggest fish last Saturday. He planned his tackle with help from his grandpa and used a blue flatfish with yellow dots to attract a trout. Boo hooked the fish near the trout’s nose, fought it to the judges, and celebrated with his father, Tommy Laden, as the judges declared the win.

Bobbie Robbie Boo Tommy Laden

Paddock Purchases Two Purebred Aberdeen Angs Bulls

W. H. Paddock of Dillon recently bought two purebred Aberdeen Angus bulls from Dee G. Corlett of Drummond, a local livestock transaction detailed in the notice.

W. H. Paddock Dillon Dee G. Corlett Drummond

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