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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1943
Page
5
Melrose residents attend gatherings shop in Butte visit relatives and aid war drives. A Junior Red Cross whist party at L C C F hall raises funds with prizes and a chicken raffle. Local residents travel to Butte for business and shopping while others share news on enlistments aviation training and defense work in Oregon California and Missouri. Proceeds from the Red Cross drive exceed 186 dollars and per capita support remains strong.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Rider from Dallas Oregon spent the weekend in Dillon visiting Mrs Rider s parents Mr and Mrs W G Stahl of this city Mrs Rider is formerly Miss Marguerite Johnston
Frank Grant of Helena and his father traveled to Dillon last Friday to attend the funeral of the late Fred J. Critz.
Gene and Carl White visited in Butte on Monday while Ben Mallon Ellowell Mallon and Mrs Patterson traveled to Dillon Tuesday for shopping and business. Several couples motored to Butte Wednesday for a meeting, show, and a weekend social.
H M S Pinafore will be staged in the Beaverhead County High School auditorium by choral groups and the orchestra under Miss Louise Jarussi and Fred Honeychurch. Leads include Bob Stanchfield as Sir Joseph Porter and Jessie Knox as Josephine with Alfred Fidler as Ralph and Buttercup played by Erma Lou Warner.
WPB officials ban eight additional anti freeze solutions as dangerous to autos and trucks. Antartic from Winterine Mfg Co of Denver Neva-Freeze from Petroleum Specialty Co of Omaha and Alcota from Alcotex Corp of Colorado at Houston Texas are among those prohibited.
Olena Mysse and guests join Mrs. Fred Gill for a dinner evening. Mr and Mrs Ralph Potts host and Harrison family share meals. Birth news arrives with Ronald Milton Bennett born to the former Dilias Dodgson now Mrs. Bennett. Spring birds spotted as March winds linger with snow.
Mrs Al Waldemar was a business visitor in the city from Grant yesterday spending time with local firms and touring downtown offices.
President Sheldon E. Davis will meet state officials in Helena late this week then return to the college Saturday. A rustic party with square dancing in gingham and jeans is planned Friday in the residence hall recreation room. A college concert featured a women's sextet and multiple violin numbers with Mr. Vernon Taylor directing and Mrs. Sargent and Mrs. Taylor as accompanists. The Art club hosts a water color exhibit by Montana school pupils, on display in the art gallery 9:00 to 5:00 Monday to Friday and Saturday morning 9:30 to 11:30. public invited.
The Bofors gun set is designed for greater range and heavier calibre than typical anti aircraft or rapid fire guns. They are mechanically intricate and more costly. The two gun mount costs about $98 000 and the quad mount up to $140 000.
Mr and Mrs Parke Scott of Armstead attended the grade school concert Monday evening here.
The article highlights the Examiner Printing Co as a premier provider of job printing services. It emphasizes quality, reliability, and craftsmanship, noting the company’s long-standing reputation in delivering high standard printing for businesses and individuals.
Wise River ranchers report starving elk on hay stacks prompting a county aid plan. The Beaverhead Sportsmen's group pledged 50 dollars to help the ranchers. A sale of four elk funds were to be allocated via state commission inquiry. Dillon attendees included Mr and Mrs Jack Keenan and Mr and Mrs Elmo Winn with Game Warden Charles Price.
Drivers and owners of commercial motor vehicles are warned that the regional motor transport manager says no appeal for extra mileage allowances will be considered unless tires have official inspections. He also urged school authorities to return revised war necessity certificates promptly to secure gasoline for school bus operations in the second quarter of 1943.
Locals Avis Underwood left Saturday for Murray Utah to work as a telegraph operator. Deola Childs departed Friday for San Diego Calif where she is employed. Dorothy Mantz arrived last week from San Francisco to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Mautz Sr. Mrs Childs of Birch Creek was a city business visitor Monday. Mr and Mrs Martin Jackson of Jackson were in Dillon for business last Friday.
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