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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1949

Page

3

Haying Changes At Hagenbarth Ranches This Year

Reichle haying is done by ground stacking in a wooden frame with a stacker compacting the edges. Irene Gransberg was released from the hospital after blood poisoning in her finger. Larry Bradley of Pocatello and his wife visited July 4 with relatives in Wise River and Dillon.

Hagenbarth Irene Gransberg Larry Bradley Pocatello Wise River Bradley Laverne Poole Mr. Bradley Mack Poole Betty Jo Poole John Verbance Carl Pappetti Verbance Glen McQuiston Frank Richards Dillon Lars Kalsta Joe Grogan Julius Hartwig McCardy Mountain

Betty Hall Resumes Duties at County Offices

Miss Betty Hall returns from vacation and resumes her duties at the county offices signaling a smooth post vacation transition.

Betty Hall

Canyon Ferry Damsite Celebration Highlights Helena Golden Canyon Days

Ground breaking ceremonies to honor the Canyon Ferry Dam project are set for July 22 at the Missouri River damsite, with the event tied to Golden Canyon Days July 21–24. Speakers include Governor Bonner and Assistant Secretary William Warne. The dam will serve irrigation for about 310000 acres and provide hydro power, flood control, and recreation, marking a milestone in the Missouri River Basin project.

Bureau of Reclamation Canyon Ferry Dam Missouri River Basin Missouri River Helena Joyce McHaffie Helena High School Diane Thibodeau Elizabeth Bradham Reclamation Michael W. Straus John W. Bonner O. S. Warden Great Falls Montana K. F. Vernon Billings Bureau Lester Loble Canyon Ferry Committee Helena Chamber of Commerce Helena Trail Riders Canyon Ferry Department of the Interior W. P Price, Jr Canyon Ferry Unit William E. Warne Missouri Basin Inter-agency W. G. Sloan Montana Reclamation Association Gates of the Mountains Fort Benton

Bridal and stork showers in Jackson and area news

Mrs. Bob Klasser formerly Diana Mills hosted a bridal and stork shower at Mrs. Dooling’s ranch with many Dillon and Wisdom guests. A 5 pound 14 ounce baby boy arrived for Jay Nelson’s family, amid measles convalescence. Bruce Jardine received a new Chevrolet from his grandfather. A Mark Clemow Jr baby shower and a Sincerity Rebekah lodge meeting followed by square dancing closed the week. Haying season prep and ranch sales noted as communities prepare for busy months.

Bob Klasser Diana Mills Astoria Ore John Dooling Clarence Olsen Mike Gray Dooling Florence Olsen Omer Dooling Miles Elizabeth Clemow Betsey Dillon Mark Clemow Mark Melvin McDowell Jack Hershey Fred Hershey Jennie Johnson Judy Carroll Jay Nelson Ranch S. J. Johnson Alfred ‘Peterson Minnesota Dysart Gowen Lois Wendell Jardine Bruce Jardine Hans Jorgerson Sperle Roy Ford John Tom Roberts Marshall Sawyer Los Angeles Calif Harold Seeley Lucetta Jardine Harry Lapham Butte Camp Ann Jardine Tom Clemow John Neidt Ollie Krause Rose Lapham Genevieve Kalitowski Art Miles Jackson Jake Neidt Dorothy Lloyd Essie Helming Wisdom Sincerity Rebekah Lodge Dan Pendergast Darwin Peterson Dwain McKevitt Neidt

Campaign to Rid Town of Noxious Weeds Urged

A bygone civic notice urges universal cooperation in weed eradication through timely spraying. It warns of stubborn weed pests spreading from yards to garages and even through concrete, urging residents to spray multiple times and not rely on neighbors, to protect crops and improve town pride.

Montana Zinc Output Falls in May Amid Declining Prices

Montana output of recoverable zinc in May dropped to 4 970 tons from 5 040 in April as the U S Bureau of Mines cites a nationwide downward trend driven by lower metal prices. For 1949 the January through March average rose above 1949 monthly averages, with the year to date at 5 550 tons versus 4 523 in 1948.

Helena Montana U. S. Bureau of Mines Bureau

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