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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1957

Page

3

Montana Power Co. elects two Montana attorneys to board

Two prominent native Montanans, Arthur F. Lamey of Billings and Robert D. Corette of Butte, were elected directors of Montana Power Co. They succeed W. J. Jameson and Norman B. Holter. Lamey is a Billings lawyer and former state official. Corette, a Butte lawyer, has long served as Montana Power counsel.

A. F. Lamey R. D. Corette Boulder Montana Power Co Butte Montana Montana Power Company F. W. Bird Arthur F. Lamey Billings Robert D. Corette U. S Norman B. Holter Helena Lamey Coleman, Lamey and Crowley Corette Corette, Smith and Dean Big Sandy Havre Lameys University Montana Bar Association Democratic Central Committee First National Bank of Havre Federal Savings and Loan Association Havre Ig and Loan Association Immaculate Conception Mon MSU Alumni Association Montana Power Butte Independent Football Commission Amateur Athletic Union of Montana Butte Country Club Butte Executives Club Butte Exchange Club Butte Chamber of Commerce County State American Bar Associations ABA U. S. Marine Corps The American Legion Butte Lodge Ellis

Elks Youth Lead City Government Election

The Elks Lodge Youth Activities Committee reports high school seniors are acting as city and county officers after filing and voting by ballots on Tuesday. Elected youths serve today with advisers, then report back to classmates on their governance experience. The event ties May Day to democratic ideals and responsible citizenship.

Edgar Williams The Elks Lodge Youth Activities Committee Williams Elks Lodges United States

Bulldogs Soar and Fall in 11-10 Split with Saints

Western and Carroll split a non conference college baseball doubleheader Sunday with identical 11-10 scores in seven innings. Western’s Max Nield of Ditlon delivered a ground rule double and a grand slam for six RBIs in the opener as pitcher Tom Schneider of Carroll homered to seal the nightcap in the 11-10 decision.

Western Carroll Max Nield Ditlon Nield RBI Sly Jim Sullivan Jerry Fox Butte Western Battery Vandenberg Dowling Tom Schneider Wietern Bob Kovacich

Western and Carroll onfield clash yields late innings surge

Hill for Western and Phil Vida vatti of Butte took over in the sixth with Bill Leybold of Butte catching. Dowling caught for Carroll in the second. Nield of Western hit a three run homer in the second game giving him nine RBIs for two games.

Eastern Star Notes Chapter 67 NES meeting April 24

The regular meeting of Chapter No. 67 CES was held April 24 with Vera Rutledge as worthy patron and Earl Willey as acting worthy patron. An inventory report was read and officers to be elected May 8 were announced. The All Stars met and donated $100 to the Church of the Big Hole Manse fund. Refreshments were served.

Eastern Star Chapter No CES Vera Rutledge Earl’ Willey the All Stars Church of the Big Hole Manse

Birthday Social and Pinochle Night at Lauesen Home

Mary Peterson and Rose Clemow hosted a meeting ending with a social hour of pinochle. Dorothy Venrick won high and traveling while Rose Clemow took low. Mr and Mrs Walter Clark of Butte visited Mr and Mrs Hans Lauesen, marking Lauesen's birthday.

Mary Peterson Rose Clemow Dorothy Venrick Walter Clark Butte Hans Lauesen Mr. Lauesen

Presbyterial visits and local travels noted

Mrs. Claude Anderson traveled to Butte and joined Presbyterial in Dillon with several companions. The group returned Wednesday evening. Claude Andersons later visited relatives in Helena and Lela Rutledge joined Missoula trip. Argyle Stephens stood in for Amy Stephens during illness. Barbara Rasmussen crowned Junior Prom queen in Hamilton. Stanley Rasmussen hurt at College Rodeo. family to assess condition. Wallace Christiansen takes over GOC post from Jack Anderson. Mark Clemons hosts Dillon visitors George Pettit and Cathy Pettit.

Claude Anderson Butte Francis Mae Woodward Argyle Stephens Jack Anderson Fred Anderson First Presbyterian Church Helena Lela Rutledge Dick Hirschy Missoula Dillon Argyle ‘Stephens Amy Stephens Miss Stephens Barbara Rasmussen Hamilton New Ground Wallace Christiansen GOC Christiansen Anderson

Family visits and greetings fill the weekend

A flurry of visits marks the weekend with numerous family members and friends converging on households. Pvt. Ernest Bacon returns from boot camp to Dillon for a two week leave, while multiple neighbors and relatives gather for dinners and outings in Butte Great Falls Anaconda Shelby and Melrose.

Lawrence Bacon Butte Ernest Bacon Dorothy Danis Christiansens Elvina Christiansen Great Falls Wallace Christiansen Lawrence Christiansen Paul Paddock Fay. Beckman Ana Bob Baker Willey Ed Bacon Dillon Don Don Elliots Norman Vaughn Larry Bacon Bert Bacons Fort Lawrence Wilbur “Mannm Lester Else Lester

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