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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1936
Page
4
Representative Patman explains the Borah Van Nuys provision as part of an amendment to the Clayton act. The section imposes criminal penalties up to $5000 or one year in jail for discrimination among competitors or price cutting to eliminate rivals.
Public invited to attend a lecture by noted musician Dr Neumann at the normal assembly. He will also speak at the Rotary club Monday evening.
Extension service notes J C Steiner of Billings earned five 600 pound butterfat class certificates for a herd averaging over 600 pounds butterfat per cow annually in five years. Gallo Park Dairy Herd Improvement Association posted May results with 882 pounds milk and 32.7 pounds butterfat, Yellowstone 828.2/29.2, Lewis and Clark 677/25.7, Cascade 690/26.2, plus culls and a purebred bull purchase.
Bozeman officials request fishermen to cooperate in a distribution survey of gray ling conducted by Dr. C J D Brown of Montana State College in cooperation with the state fish and game commission. Tagged grayling have been placed at Rogers Lake Grebe Lake Georgetown Lake Madison River above Hebgen Dam Big Hole River and Yellowstone Park waters. Fishermen with tagged fish are asked to report the catch.
A Jesson sermon among Christian Scientists was read in all Christ scientist churches on Sunday June 28. The golden text spoke of the kingdom of heaven as leaven hidden in three measures of meal until the dough leavened. The lesson-sermon included Ps 107:20 and excerpts from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy detailing divine science healing and the discovery of its rule.
Mrs. R. W. Boone and daughter return from California visit. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Rife Jr. of Medicine Lodge were Dillon visitors. J. E. Doyle from Centennial valley spent yesterday in Dillon. Ted Marchesseau of Polaris visited Dillon Monday. Centennial valley residents attend Dorothy Nye funeral. Miss Mary Ruth Simpson of Lincoln Nebraska visits Miss Bille Baxter. A. H. McCartney returned from Washington DC after months away. Harry Kamber and wife welcomed a daughter at Barrett hospital Wednesday night. Forrest Bayerd family returned Sunday from a California motor trip.
Estelle Lenox and Lansing Waldorf were wed Friday at high noon in a ring ceremony conducted by Rev. J. A. Meeke. The couple plans a Glacier Park and Water Town lakes trip and will reside in Glasgow Montana. The wedding party included Morse Waldorf and numerous Lenox and Waldorf relatives and friends.
The government accepts the building after thorough adherence to specifications. The second floor houses Beaverhead National Forest headquarters and the extension service offices. Sam Peterson returns from a trip to California.
Mrs Edith L Jorgenson spent Monday in Dillon from Wisdom. H A Price of Dell was a business visitor in Dillon Wednesday. Mrs Mary Leh and Mrs Dr Henneberry and daughter Jane spent the week end in Sheridan visiting their parents, Mr and Mrs R M Funk.
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