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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1953
Page
4
The state board of examiners will open bids on June 30 for a steel smokestack at Western Montana College. Estimated cost is $9,700.
Butte Montana notes cattle prices for June 15 with categories including butcher cows and bulls lower, all other cattle steady. Grain fed steers 21-22, good. heifers 20-21, medium 19-20. grass fat cows 12-13, medium 11-12. veal calves 20-26. feeder and stock steers 16-19, stock heifers 14-18. feeding cows 11-13. stock cows 125-135 with calves 140-160.
Mrs Paul Martinell and son Gordon visit Court ney B C and attend MSU baccalaureate and graduation. Everett Martinell earns industrial arts diploma while his class builds a home in Bozeman. Mary Ellen Peterson attends Girls State in Billings and visits Dillon friends. Funeral for Ernest Farrand draws local turnout. A busy week includes visits, news, and community helpers across Lima and Dell.
The notice lists Mass times for multiple churches: Dillon 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. every Sunday Lima 10:30 a.m. first Sunday monthly Grant 10:30 a.m. second Sunday Melrose 10:00 a.m. third and fifth Sundays Jackson 9:30 a.m. fourth Sunday.
June 16 report from Polaris notes branding finished in the valley as warm rains promote rapid pasture growth. Grasshopper valley appears lush with water and a strong hay crop. grazing plans for DL 75 IF and Smoke Paddock’s herd shift to sheep area until July 1 when the Grasshopper association will release cattle in the Elkhorn mountains. Local residents attend Miners' Union day activities and Elkhorn Springs picnics, with families visiting and socializing at the springs and nearby homes.
The county PMA reminds farm operators that June 30 is the deadline to file requests for 1954 wheat farm allotments at the county PMA office. A farm is eligible if no wheat has been seeded for harvest in 1951 1952 or 1953. Applicants may obtain forms and data at room 200 Federal Building, Dulon.
Mr and Mrs Ted Hazelbaker and children Miss Cora Redd and Wayne Nelson spent Sunday at the Nelson ranch, with plans to follow the outlined schedule as nearly as possible.
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