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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
4
Wisdom notes include family travel for medical dressings and attendances at Memorial Day events. Many locals volunteer, visit Dillon and Butte, with several moving or returning from duties, plus a large list of visitors, graduates, and community updates from Wisdom and surrounding towns.
M Sgt Charles W Haight Jr writes from Japan to Grasshopper valley residents via John Judge. He recounts a swift Pacific crossing and notes Tokyo Yokohama as modern while smaller towns lack sanitation and use crude methods. Mrs Haight and Mrs Shinn prepare Elkhorn Springs for summer visitors and gifts arrive for Mrs Haight. Ruthlee Kiefert visits Spokane Seattle then plans to attend W M C E. Charley Stout family moves to Circle S ranch. Grasshopper valley shows good pasture growth after rain and snow. Walter Paddock and sons drive cattle to their upper Grasshopper ranch.
Brent Scott and Brent Prophet returned from Blacktail creek after F F A camp. Mrs J R Gravely came back from Seattle visiting relatives. Sophia Guyaz and Mrs M R Ranad will go to New Port Washington for a wedding on June 8. Memorial vacation visits noted among local families. A new Grant Armstead Farm Bureau president Alec Christie was installed. 4 H Busters plan a community party at the school house Saturday night June 9.
Tuesday they arrived in the rain and were a touch damp. Mrs Tony Schuetz and Mrs Dewey Marchesseau drove to Butte for a day trip and spent the day there.
Assistant Secretary of the Interior William E. Warne urged rapid construction of power plants saying atomic defense needs top power priority. He warned of a critical power shortage for the rearmament program and backed a unified Missouri-Columbia basin plan to allocate energy, with Gov. Bonner seeking assurances that Idaho state needs would not be shortchanged.
Montana Attorney General Arnold H. Olsen ruled that all state agencies and departments are required to insure workers under plan three of the Workmen's Compensation Act. He said various agencies and government departments are bound by plan three and that the employees of public officers of the State are covered by the act.
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