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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1943
Page
5
Extensive social roundups from Wise River and nearby towns list visits and hostings. Families from Dillon, Butte, Anaconda, Polson, Fishtrap, and Santa Cruz visited ranches, shopped, and attended dinners in late weeks. several small groups traveled to Butte and Anaconda for business and leisure.
Sympathy is offered to the family of Judge John Lindsay who died Thursday in Butte. Lindsay, a longtime district figure, owned mining claims and a summer home in the area. Attending his funeral were Wise River residents Mr and Mrs Bill Dodgson Mr and Mrs Ben Mallon Mr and Mrs Fred Gill and others. Carnegie Institute visitors planned mountain trips and hoped to ship East a moose and elk. Ralph Potts set a summer fishing record with a six pound rainbow caught on the Big Hole River near his ranch.
Blanching in steam saves more vita mins than boiling water. Mrs Julia Kiene of Westinghouse Home Economics Institute says steam blanching is simple: add about one inch of water to a deep utensil, bring to a boil, place vegetables in a wire basket, cover, and steam. Steam five minutes for canning quick freeze or dehydration.
Jackson area discusses haying to start tomorrow while residents travel for strawberries and business in Butte. Community members plan church services monthly with Rev Calvin Logan covering Dillon and Wise River guests attend with local families. Guidance on canning stresses salt use, no chemicals, proper headroom, cooking before serving, and careful jar handling.
Miss Alice Davis and Jack hosted an open house Saturday night for Phillip Bond, Paul Lacry, Monty Kamps, and Myron Axe who will be inducted into the armed services Thursday evening. Parlor games and a snack bar provided entertainment.
Mrs. Bert Gaskill formerly Irma Jackson was honored with a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Sarah Holloran Mrs. F M Carr and Mrs. J C Peters about 25 guests attended Pinochle was played and refreshments followed
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schwab are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Collins, here.
Demand remains active for beef with tighter supplies of higher grade cattle as OPA subsidy disputes settle. Prices: top $16 for two loads of California fed steers. medium to good feeders $12 to $13.50. cows $9 to $13.50. vealers $13 to $15. Sheep and lambs steady with wooled lambs $15 to $15.50 and ewes $2.50 to $4 per cwt.
A select service delinquent, Don Lamar Byington, was picked up near Twin Bridges Road by Deputy C. Buckingham and City Police Officer Dick Evans. He is held at the county jail awaiting FBI visitation in Butte.
Margaret Sween announces all county school budgets are on file and open for public inspection by taxpayers. The board of county commissioners will act on the budget next Monday, July 26.
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