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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1950
Page
9
Katherine B Johnstone and Thomas S Hartwig both Dillon residents wed last Tuesday evening at Mrs Norman C Wynes home with Justice of the Peace Warren M Stone presiding. Attendants were Dr and Mrs Harve A Stanchfield.
Dillon Montana Republican chair George M. Gosman lauded Senator Claude Pepper's Florida defeat as a victory for self government over higher taxes and publicly owned business. He criticized Pepper's sales taxes and noted sentiment growing against taxing workers' pay envelopes.
Anaconda high school star Ed Kalafat toured Minneapolis after an invite by University of Minnesota officials. He has offers from Minnesota, MSA, MSC, Michigan, Wyoming, Oklahoma, Washington, Washington State, Utah, Utah State, Portland, Gonzaga, USC and UCLA. W. K. Maliate of Dell and R. T. Reeder of Lima attended the coach’s house on business Monday.
President Truman departs Washington for a Montana swing with a guard of honor from 22 Butte miners and a welcome by Governor Bonner. He arrives in Butte on Friday May 12 at noon to speak before the Northern Pacific station, with local flowers for Mrs Truman and Margaret and a high school band concert.
The FTC accuses Grove Laboratories of false and misleading marketing about antimine. Officials say antimine does not cure or prevent colds or sneezing and that the formula is not always safe and may harm some users. Grove has 20 days to reply.
At the men's bowling banquet on May 2 four Bay's faced four Tash's in a team match. The losers would buy dinners for the winners and their spouses, while the winners would cover refreshments for the opponents. On May 5 the Bay's Harry Alfred Art and Clifford met the Tash's Harry Earl Bill and Tim. the Tash's won all three games but fret they may pay the bigger share of the celebration.
Days and times for statements and challenges to President Truman plus a candid Montana governmental critique. Fifteen minutes of facts and figures for Montana citizens. Political advertisement paid by Montana Republican State Central Committee with Jim Annin as secretary in Helena.
Western Montana College baseball split a doubleheader with Butte School of Mines in Butte. The Bulldogs lost the opener 5-1 despite seven hits and eight errors, then won the nightcap 6-3 as Kusamoto and Anderson sparked a fourth inning rally and Leybold scored on a steal play and a late Estes run.
In a D 3 meet, Jim Orr led scoring with 5 events including pole vault 10 ft 6 in and discus 139 ft 5 in. Other winners included Blodgett and Hebert tied in high jump at 57 inches, and Wardens relay team comprising Hebert Hamilton Blodgett Sperry. Officials Straugh and Johnson overseen events.
Montana inventors are urged to submit ideas to the Montana Industrial Force, a non profit lab supported by state business men. The laboratory will expand to aid in establishing industries by placing inventions with manufacturers and contracts with inventors after merit review. Submissions are confidential and rights protected. contact A E Williamson at the Montana Chamber of Commerce in Helena for details.
The council approved a two hour parking limit on both sides of downtown streets within Reeder to Idaho bounds with Idaho between Sebree and Glendale limited to 30 minute parking and a 50 foot no parking zone by the library. Approvals include residences for Robert Wright and Emil Berg, remodeling for Williams Feed and Machinery, a paving request for Highway 91 fronting the college, gravel pit use for junk dump, and a Municipal League conference attendance.
Homer Shepard service officer of the Veterans Welfare Commission will be at the Montana State Employment Service offices in Dillon over the telephone tomorrow Thursday May 11 to assist veterans with benefits and claims.
W. M. C. E. edged Mines in a cold wind meet with multiple event wins. McMahon and Wittwer led sprints, McGuire topped field in shot and discus, Ingersoll claimed the 220 yard dash, Greenfield won broad jump, and a half mile relay showcased strong Mines and W. M. C. E. squads. Officials were Jim Taylor and Ben Tyrand.
May births include a boy to Mr and Mrs Monte Kamps on May 5 and a boy to Mr and Mrs Alonzo Hartwig on May 7. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Otha Graham on May 8 followed by a girl to Mr and Mrs Berg Kruljac. A girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Donald Alley on May 9.
County Superintendent Chris Tine Opp announced that state examinations for seventh and eighth grades are being mailed to fifteen of the county's schools.
Twenty year loans at 4 percent interest with unlimited prepayment privileges. Available through Vigilante National Farm Loan Association in Bozeman Montana or Hazelbaker Insurance Agency in Dillon Montana. 39-91.
The speaker recalls naming a pond after the owners as a community choice reached by majority vote. He emphasizes that public participation matters, comparing it to rights like enjoying a beer and to democratic decision making.
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