Elmo Winn Catches a Big One
Dale Stroetman visits from the Big Hole on Friday as Elmo Winn reels in a big catch during a local fishing outing.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1957
Page
5
Dale Stroetman visits from the Big Hole on Friday as Elmo Winn reels in a big catch during a local fishing outing.
Permanent position available with salary and weekly expenses starting immediately. Must be over 21 and provide age address and telephone number. Send details to P. K. Decker Personnel Manager at 112 South 35th Street Billings Montana.
Pvt. John W. McNeill, 19, son of Lima residents, will finish six months of active military training July 27 under the Reserve Forces Act at Fort Knox Kentucky. He is undergoing six weeks of armor training before final service with a local Army Reserve or National Guard unit. A Beaverhead County High School graduate in 1956.
Two boys born in Dillon area at Barrett Hospital with deliveries on July 19 and July 21 to William Dickey and Louis Milihorn families. Admissions listed include Roy Ford Jackson Dale Stevens Humphrey Paul Chism Armstead and Garry Sanchez Melrose. Dismissals include Elsie Sheets and daughter Monica Danny Bates Sherman Hughes Annie Mihlburger Carl Wilson Athol Marlenee and daughter Don Clare Lee Godfrey Cecil Wrey William Bierrum Jr John Judson Lois Crouch Austin Parsell Ray Powell Marina Hayes Sam Jubitann Donald Elliott Ronald Rebish Rachael Orr.
Mr and Mrs Fred Ball and daughter Vickie of Ogden visit the William Backus home. Louis Stein brecker from Bloody Dick canyon area, Charles Casper and family tour Fargo. Walter Bastian and Ray Held come from Armstead. Albert Cox returns from a two week vacation at Glacier Park and Flathead Lake. Beaverhead Post members at Helena Legion convention include Ed Swetish and Jay McCarthy. Dillon Auxiliary represented by Mrs Hiram Rodgers. Harvey Sorenson enjoys Seattle Victoria trip with Judy and Michael Laden. Cliff Calvert of Lima visits Dillon. Mrs Earl Tash drives from Grasshopper ranch. James E Selway Jr visits Dillon from Trail Creek.
Delegates and alternates from Beaverhead Post and its Auxiliary will attend the state conventions of the two American Legion organizations. Appointments were made in Helena by Commander Ed Swetish and President Christine Rodgers. Beaverhead Post members include Commander Swetish, Post Commander Bill Tayne, and others, with Ted Hazelbaker and Jay V. McCarthy serving on the Boys State Committee. Paul Temple qualified for the Legion Go Getter group for recruiting over 25 members and has a long history of signing up many members for Beaverhead Post.
The Rev. E. W. Andrews presides at Holy Communion 10:00 a.m. July 25 feast of St James and July 28 8 a.m. Holy Communion and 10 a.m. service with sermon. August services by lay readers are morning prayer at 10 a.m. Walter Taborski greeted friends in Dillon during a Sheridan business trip.
About 30 officers attended a southwestern Montana peace officers meeting Tuesday evening at the American Legion clubhouse in Dillon. Local police and sheriff's officers hosted with FBI agents Harvey Rosencrans and Cliff Carmody of Butte also in attendance, Carmody speaking on homicide investigation procedures. Police Lt. George Stanisch of Butte presided. A luncheon followed.
American Veterinary Medical Association statistics show that one in five calves born alive dies before age two due to disease or other lethal conditions.
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