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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1953

Page

3

Warned to Watch For Blue Tongue In Sheep

National alert from the American Foundation for Animal Health warns sheep raisers of warm weather bringing blue tongue outbreaks. The disease, first seen in 1948 in west Texas, affected 325000 California sheep last year and spreads via biting insects. Early fever and swelling followed by bluish mucous membranes, stiffness, and lameness. Mortality is lower here than in South Africa, but farmers should report any suspicions to veterinarians or authorities for diagnosis and containment.

American Foundation For Animal Health California West Texas Utah South Africa Foundation

Minister at Conference for Montana Methodists

Rev R W N Johnstone of Dillon Grace Memorial Methodist Church attends the annual Montana Methodist ministers conference in Bozeman. Local delegate Norman Ovitt accompanies with alternate Mrs Clara Ferris.

R WN Johnstone Dillon Grace Memorial Montana Bozaman Law Norman Ovitt Clara Ferris

Hills Back in Dillon After Midwest Vacation

Mr and Mrs Tom Hu returned June 10 from a vacation trip to Minneapolis Minnesota and the middle west.

Dillon Tom Hu Minneapolis Minn Middle West

Battle of Bunker Hill Historic Clash at Charlestown

In June 1775 a major early battle on Breed's Hill near Charlestown Massachusetts pitted 1500 American revolutionaries led by Prescott and Putnam against 2500 British redcoats commanded by Howe. Fought June 17, it marks the first pitched battle of the American Revolution with events remembered alongside the Boston Tea Party.

Charlestown Mass William Prescott Israel Putnam Sir William Howe Bunker Hill Boston Battle of Redcoats Breed's Hill Bunker Hilt Monumnt Daniel Webster

Armstead Notes and Local Weddings and 4 H Events

Armstead reports social visits and gatherings in the area including weddings 4 H meetings and Shriners notes. Residents from Dillon Helena Idaho Falls and Fairchild are mentioned along with visitors to Armstead and surrounding towns. The piece also reflects on the Battle of Bunker Hill with historical commentary and a closing reflection on American resolve.

Terry Golden Kansas Mac Montana Pocatello Idaho Lush Pali Guilder Armstead Mary Braatz Idaho Falls Harvey Simpson Alberta Carolyn Walter Baslall Rosalee Lorraine Dell Maye Dell Mayer Anna Jeanne Knox Sherman Koontz Idano Falls Werk Jesse Brown R C Gravely X P Norman J R Gravel Dulor Rand Sophia Gujaz Dillon van Etten Ike Rife W. P Scott Bozeman Shriners Barbara Koontz Ruth Ann Brown Val Prophet Big Hole Joe Renfro Tw Ted Renfro Horse Prairie Red Butte Ethe Buirrer Nhcome Ted Renfros Dillon Shoppers J R Gravely Minnie Bridwell Olivier Winters North Hollywood Calif Walter Baslian A G Daniel MD Ray Young Helena Nancy Puling Ann Jones Centennial Valley Armstead Needle Bill Backus Nancy L. C. Weeks Bobbie Lima R. C Gravely Wayne Halstead Clarence Jensen Walter Bastian Bastian Alvin Owen Linda Leslie McCann Fairchild, Wash Binger Conner Viola Jensen Rosalee Bastian Alberta Simpson

Fireworks Party Planned for Beaverhead County Kids

Dillon junior chamber of commerce will collect funds and arrange a children's fireworks party in Dillon inviting all Beaverhead county youngsters. Earl Williamson, jaycee president, announced the plans this week.

Dillon

Looziana Gals Free Clothes After Shoplifting Charge

Two Louisiana women arrested in Dillon for attempting to leave Vaughn and Ragsdale's department store with garments later had fines paid and retained some clothing. They actually obtained most items from Eliel's department store, bought for Brats with the help of a Dillon friend. Eliel's gained business while Vaughn and Ragsdale's lost it in this night's misadventure.

Eliel Vaughn and Ragsdale's Dillon Vaughn

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