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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1954
Page
5
Discussion highlights practical U S Department of Agriculture research improving shelf life of foods and surplus use. Focuses on frozen orange juice concentrate and egg storage, plus safe garden work practices and power equipment safety for families ahead of spring yard work.
Latest filings for the July 20 primary show David McLaren seeking the Republican nomination for county commissioner and incumbent George E Baker for Republican justice of the peace in Dillon township. The deadline for filings is June 19.
Moisture from Memorial day weekend brought four inches of snow at Elkham Springs Tuesday morning. Twin Bridges students and chaperones arrived at Elk horn Springs for a three day outing with swimming, picnicking, and hiking. Residents and visitors from Butte Dillon and Missoula traveled to Elk Horn Springs and nearby ranches for weekend visits and cattle movements. notable locals include Mrs Mar E Brown visiting from Nogales Amt and Catherine Goggin, Mrs F E Daly, and Mrs Robert Finch.
The 1954 golf season will open with a men’s dinner after a series of matches Thursday evening. This marks the first in a lineup of events through the coming months. Golfers will notice changes in the course layout after post-hibernation rounds.
More than 400 Scouts and 50 adults attended a three day Boy Scout Camp-o-ree at the old CCC site on Willow Creek May 14 to 16. Vigilante council troops from Dillon Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Wisdom Lima Whitehall Twin Bridges and Clancy competed. Experts from Forest Service Soil Conservation Bird and Wildlife and Fish and Game taught conservation skills and a Conservation Trail was created. Beaverhead Bowmen mentored 250 boys in archery. The Twin Bridges Orphans Home troop earned a blue ribbon for outstanding camping after meeting a 90 percent standard. The Dillon National Guard provided transport when a planned truck broke down.
A simple method to check plumb uses a tape rule as a homemade plumb bob. Pull the rule from its case fit a nail, drive it into the workpiece, and align the panel with the hanging tape for true vertical.
Federal Civil Service announces an examination for substitute clerk and substitute city carrier at Dillon Post Office. Pay is $1.65 an hour with permanent appointments for successful candidates. Bona fide patrons of the Dillon Post Office may apply and obtain forms at any post office.
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