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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1945

Page

5

Melrose Area News Briefs Spanning Local Travel and Visits

John Hudson spent days in the area handling business meeting his son and daughter in law at their ranch. Numerous Melrose residents and visitors including Hazel LaMarche Frank Moore and Frank Gordon traveled to Dillon Helena and Butte for shopping business and medical care during the week.

John Hudson Robert Hudson Tom Carabin Butte Ernest Tate Divide Frank Gordon Helena Irs Anne Fraser Frank Hoffman Dillon Hazel Marguerite LaMarche Frank Moore Melrose Robert Wright John MacIvor Firestone James LaMarche Joe Buyan Buyan Jack Paddock Bill Grose Cherry Creek Glendale Ron Edwards Woodinuir James Grose Carol Bert Siria Montana Cecil G. Clark LaMarche Dijon Porter Idaho Falls Roberta John Willard Olson Otto Boetticher William K. Harvey William, Jr Harveys William Q. Kearns Jack Mee Norman Grant Norma Jean Grant Lettie Gleed Haley Idaho Jack O'Brien Beverly Hager Gulfport Miss Jack Donal Smith Nebraska Pacific Donal Boetticher Bill England Johanna Smith Clara Rodgers Ruby Wilhelm William Garrison Everard Turner Reichle George Slater Garrison Sid Johnson John Keene Hecla Clifford Reid Melrose Rebekahs Macliver Angrove Kyle Jack Street Tom Malloy Mr. Malloy

Log of the Expedition Party in Montana 1805 1806

May 6 1805 the Lewis and Clark expedition passed the present Wolf Point site and landed on the Missouri north near Oswego. May 7 they moved upstream camping east of Frazer. May 8 they crossed the Milk River mouth and camped near Nashua. May 9 they passed Fort Peck ham at the Big Dry mouth and camped beyond on land now under Fort Peck lake. May 10 to 12 they advanced 40 miles up the Missouri. all camping grounds are now covered by the Fort Peck lake. Continued Next Week.

Lewis and Clark Wolf Point Missouri Oswego Frazer Milk River Nashua Fort Peckham Big Dry River Glasgow Missouri River Fort Peck

Service men’s dance set for May 26 at city hall

The announcement notes a dance for service members on May 26 held in the city hall auditorium. Organizers invite attendance and indicate venue and date. The item preserves the civic event tone and locates it in the city’s public calendar.

City Hall Auditorium

Mothers as Nation’s War Workers Lead Home Front Drive

A war era celebration highlights mothers as essential workers shaping home front effort. They manage peacetime chores, ration points, nutrition, bandages, salvage, and paper drives while supporting War Bonds and morale through V Mail. The piece praises resourcefulness and the dedication of women protecting opportunity at home.

Beaverhead Junior Prom dazzled by red and white canopy

Beaverhead county high school held its annual Junior prom in the gym under a red and white canopy with a merry go round motif. Officers Joe Shaw Bruce Grimes Miriam Morse and Mildred Nissen led the grand march while patrons included Mrs J Warren Shaw and many local families.

Beaverhead County High School Joe Shaw Bruce Grimes Miriam Morse Mildred Nissen J. Warren Shaw Howard Morse Walter Grimes Ernest Luebben Roy Stocker Claude Lay George Harrison Parke Scott Ben Davis Nis Nissen Elmer Solway Walter Stamm John Krause W. Bleed

Dairy payment rates set to boost butterfat output

The War Food Administration announces higher dairy production payments to sustain milk output. Butterfat payments for April run 17 cents per pound, May and June 10 cents, with 13 cents in Q3 and a jump to 17 cents from October to March 1946, while urging farmers to feed cows better and milk longer.

Floyd Kenison AAA County Committee WFA

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