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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1952
Page
4
The article discusses dietary habits suggesting older adults may benefit from four or five meals and the role of snacks and milk in sleep. It explains tricot fabric, its flat knitting process, locked construction, and advantages over jersey, plus future uses in dresses, shirts, pajamas, and home furnishings.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Grimes start a vacation tour of western Canada and are joined at Helena by Mrs. Florence E. Stone.
Dee Mara notes that people stop repairing walls between them as barriers fade. He argues walls hinder both inside and outside persons and cites progress toward shared social freedoms like enjoying a beer together.
Speculation on candidate runs with unopposed names for U S senator and other offices shows limited changes. Willard Fraser and Wesley O Ewart run in eastern district. western district field includes five Democrats and three Republicans. Gov Bonner seeks seat. 51 total candidates. State board of equalization reports 12 772 31 in year and May receipts of 3 340 055, boosted by gasoline taxes to 1 430 594. cigaret tax yields 2 051 692 in first five months.
Montana's farm price index fell three points in May, the Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports. The overall index slid from 300 in April to 297 on May 15, with food grain down six points and feed grain off 12 points, while meat animals rose nine points to offset the decline.
Bill Browning of the Montana Chamber of Commerce says Montana competes for the 1953 Outdoor Writers Association of America convention. A Montana host would yield substantial publicity for outdoor and travel attractions and boost the state’s travel industry with editors from East and West attending. The state also awarded a $29 970 contract to Cahill Mooney Construction Co for work at Warm Springs State Hospital and a $4 617 35 contract to Elmer Johnson for storm sewers at Northern Montana College Havre.
Layton S Thompson of Montana State College outlines Montana Cooperative State Grazing Districts in an Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin. The report covers 37 districts spanning about 12.38 million acres, most active for 10 years and 21 for nearly 15 years. William Harold Hoover of Anaconda Copper Mining died at 63 after a long illness. he led ACM as president after 1949. Dr Luther A Richman of Cincinnati Conservatory becomes next dean of Montana State University School of Music in Missoula, succeeding acting dean Stanley Teel.
Goodfellow daughter of Mrs. Dewey Wheeler and Kenneth Morrison wed at the bride’s mother's home with T. W. Sargent officiating. Attendants included Mrs. Ray Hildreth and Donald Jones, with Verla Boetticher singing. The couple planned a Salt Lake City to Portland honeymoon and will reside on the Morrison ranch. 135 guests attended the reception following the ceremony.
Attorneys from five northwest states will attend a regional American Bar Association meeting June 17-20 in Yellowstone Park. Norma Stotesbury says at least 700 registrations have been received from Montana Utah Idaho Wyoming and Colorado. highway guides will begin advising tourists and counting cars June 14 with 20 port-of-entry attendants having completed a Helena training session on June 12. Last year’s uniform Levi’s straw cowboy hats and red-and-white striped shirts will be issued again.
Ten junior Presbyterian Sunday school students from Mrs. Homer Turner earned an attendance prize trip to Helena last Saturday. Guided by Mr Turner, they toured the capital including the Capitol, fire station, Sam Mitchell Building, civic center, Bell Tower, and the Mandan boat. Names listed include Richard Rahl, Dan Alley, Charles Andersen, Patsy Contway, John Hollensteiner, Janet Richardson, Gene Ronnemose, Richard Weaver, Raymond Weaver, and Bill Williss, with accompanying adults Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Carl Hollensteiner, Mrs. Hans Andersen, and Sally Andersen.
Mrs Wes Mares of Butte formerly of Dillon was a visitor in the city Monday, noted in a brief local item.
Sealed bids for about 625 thousand feet of Douglas fir timber on about 73 acres in McVay Creek drainage Beaverhead National Forest are due by 2:00 p.m. June 27 1952. Minimum bid six dollars per thousand feet plus a 75 cent per thousand feet slash disposal fund and a $500 bid deposit. Bond $400. Forest Supervisor Dillon Montana. Published May 28 and June 11.
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court orders interested parties to appear June 16 1952 at 10 am in Dillon to show why an order should not grant administrator W W Hawkins authority to sell all property of the Bruce C Donald estate to pay debts and administration costs. Publication in Dillon Examiner for two weeks. Judge Lyman H Bennett.
The administratrix Zella Marler of Loran J Marler deceased calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims should be presented at the law offices of Theodore F McFadden Telephone Building Dillon Montana. Dated Dillon Montana May 19 1952.
Beaverhead County Montana invites bids for the year starting July 7 1952 through June 30 1953 for county physician services. The contractor must provide medical and surgical care for the sick poor jail inmates and county poor farm with prior approval required for hospitalizations and supplies. Bids are due by July 7 1952 at 2 00 PM with monthly payments and the board may accept or reject any bid.
For sale two houses listed on Pacific Street with six rooms and Da Kota Street with eight rooms. Modern amenities noted. Contact Mrs John Ney at Box 682 Dillon for details.
Estate of Anna H Thompson — also Anna Huber Thompson — executor J W Rees invites creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims to be filed at Theodore F McFadden, Attorney at Law, Telephone Building, Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. Dated May 23, 1952 in Butte Montana.
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