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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1957
Page
8
Great granddaughters Linda and LeeAnna Murphy joined Peggy Bea Murphy in Anaconda after the death of Peggy at the Community hospital. The event prompted Hans Lauesen and family to travel, with funeral rites held in Anaconda.
On Friday and the weekend, Mr and Mrs Richard Schmidt and Mr and Mrs Donald Thompson of Anaconda hosted gatherings. The Piano Recital by Mrs Shirley Paddock’s pupils drew a good crowd at the Fishtrap Fun club with cake and coffee served afterward. Harold Nelson drove to Bozeman to pick up son John Nelson after his first year at Montana State College, then to Dillon for his National Guard camp.
Attendances include the funeral of Mrs Rudolph Anderson in Missoula with relatives from Livingston and Spokane. Wisdom residents discuss oiling two blocks and the last five miles of road to improve dust control and pavement into town.
The column lists numerous weekend guests and visits across towns. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Leonald Thompson, Ed Bacon, Norman Vaughn, Betty and Billy Immonen, Bart Lawrence, Ernie Davis, Joy Anderson, and John Anderson among others, with travels to Deer Lodge, Anaconda, Whitehall, Dillon, Butte, and Madison.
Three births occurred at Barrett hospital in the week ending noon Wednesday. A son to George and (unnamed) McLean of Dillon on June 14, a daughter to Earl Crabtree of Butte on June 15, and a son to James Dodd of Dillon on June 16. Admissions include Mrs. Virtual Fuhrman of Butte and several Dillon residents. Dismissals include Mrs. Ross Hill and Mrs. Flora Holden among others.
Beaverhead county teachers planning Soil Conservation workshops in Bozeman or Missoula are invited to register at the county extension or soil conservation office to qualify for a $100 scholarship offered again this year by the county district supervisors. Eligibility requires teaching in a county school during the coming year.
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