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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1952
Page
4
Western President Rush Jordan will attend a Montana Institute of the Arts meeting in Missoula with a panel on building a community museum. He outlines Beaverhead County Museum creation and maintenance and the panel is led by Rush Jordan in the history section.
Western Montana College of Education plans annual excursions for summer school students. A group will visit the state school in Boulder and then Helena to view the capitol, under Dale Tash. On June 28, Professor Howard Leslie leads trips to Bannack and the Big Hole battlefield, followed by a Yellowstone park tour on July 4 5 and 6.
The lesson sermon for Sunday June 22, 1952 in Christ Science churches centers on whether the universe and man are formed by atomic force. Golden text from Amos 4 13 declares the Lord's creation of mountains and wind. Genesis 1 31 and Science and Health quote affirm spiritual creation by Mind and divine Love.
State Senator Hugo Aronson who seeks the GOP gubernatorial nomination will visit Butte June 24-25. The Aronson for Governor club will host a dinner honoring the Cut Bank, Montana, man on June 24.
Sunday school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m. Sunday evening service follows at 8 p m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 8 p m.
The Williston basin oil discoveries in Montana and North Dakota are lifting communities with orderly growth. New workers, homes, stores, and services appear while municipal costs rise and tax revenues grow. The pattern mirrors other fields, promising decades of development.
Trustees of School District No 22 Dell Beaverhead County Montana will receive sealed bids by 8:00 p.m. June 27 for trenching pipe installation and a pump from a local well to the school, teacherage and residences. Bids must include labor and materials and be addressed to the clerk marked Bid for Pipe Installation.
The Beaverhead County Commission invites bids from licensed physicians to provide medical and surgical attendance for the year starting July 7 1952 and ending June 30 1953. Services include treatment of sick poor jail inmates and county farm residents with prior approval required for hospitalizations and purchases. Bids due July 7 1952 at 2 00 PM in Dillon with payments monthly and board discretion to accept or reject bids.
The Beaverhead District Court administrator will privately sale all real and personal property of the Bruce C McDonald estate on or after July 11, 1952. Bids are due at Leonard A Schulz law office Dillon Montana with cash terms: ten percent at sale and balance on court confirmation. Schedule A lists undivided one fourth interest in A B & B C McDonald partnership real and personal assets including extensive real property in township ranges 10 11 south west and 9 west and numerous sections. Also details livestock and machinery. mortgage by Equitable Life Assurance Society. Also notice of delinquent tax sale on July 15 1952 by County Treasurer Boyd Quick with full tax list available in Dillon Montana.
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