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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1956

Page

8

Ranch Group Seeks Restoration of Grant Road Priority

A delegation of Horse Prairie ranchers asked the county Board of Commissioners to restore priority to the Armstead-Salmon road, protesting a April decision shifting priority to the Dillon-Jackson route. The group cited feasibility and better all weather access, noting the Dillon-Jackson path would also bring tourists near Bannack, a state monument.

Board of County Commissioners Armstead-Salmon Dillon-Jackson Armstead-Grant-Salmon State Highway Department Robert James Jack Brenner Dale Metlen Dell Mulliner Alex Christie John Prohosky Lew Chittam Butte C. L. Fitzsimmons Prohosky Clark Canyon Grant Skelton Metlen Ranch Bannack Badger Pass High Bench Mill Point Taylor Creek Montana Territory

Service Officer James McCashin Visits Dillon for Veteran Aid

James McCashin, service officer for the state veterans welfare commission, visits Dillon each Thursday with headquarters at the Montana state employment service. He is qualified to provide free services to all veterans on pensions insurance employment vocational rehabilitation education and other benefits under existing law.

James McCashin State Veterans’ Welfare Commission Dillon Montana State Employment Service

Jackson county social notes highlight illnesses and visitors

A Jackson column reports a widespread sickness among local children with several named individuals recovering from tonsillitis and ailments. It lists luncheon guests, visitors from Dillon and Missoula, church night plans, and family activity including ranch employment and hospital updates.

Whitehall Seniors Visit Diamond Bar

About 30 Whitehall high school seniors visited Diamond Bar Inn from Sunday to Monday afternoon. They enjoyed a picture show Saturday night, swimming, dining, and dancing. Mrs Tallie Green traveled to Patello last Friday to take her child.

Whitehall BH. S Diamond Bar Whitehall Diamond Bar Inn Tallie Green Pocatello

Weekend visitors and local residents at the Diamond Bar Inn

Tal lie returned to the Inn Tuesday. Don Lundgren of Missoula spent the weekend at the Diamond Bar Inn. A Mr and Mrs Ernest Ibey and son spent Mother's Day with the Charles Burtons and all enjoyed Sunday dinner at the Diamond Bar Inn.

Salt Lake Tallie Don Lundgren Missoula Diamond Bar Inn Ernest Ibey Charles Burtons

Farm Bureau Meeting Attendees Share Travel Notes

Attendees at the Dillon Farm Bureau meeting included Bill Nelson and Charles Burton. Nelson then drove to Missoula and returned home with his family on Monday.

Farm Bureau Dillon Bill Nelson Charles Burton Bill Missoula

Junior Bridge Club Hosts and Board Meeting Report

Mrs John Husted hosted the Junior Bridge club Monday night at her home. Substitutes included Mrs John Krause and Mrs Sanford Shep herd. High score went to Mrs Shepherd, with Mrs Wayne Stocks as runner up and Mrs Husted as low. A crab salad was served. Bud Lapham attended the high school board meeting in Dillon Monday night with Dana Andrea sen Sandy and Amber Lapham joining the outing to the show.

John Husted John Krause Sanford Shepherd Shepherd Wayne Stocks Husted Bud Lapham Dillon Dana Andreasen Sandy Amber Lapham

Swamp Creek Association meets at Harvey Johnson ranch

The Swamp Creek association held its annual spring meeting at the Harvey Johnson ranch Monday afternoon with all members present. Ranger Bill Muldowney attended and regular business was transacted. This report also notes various local visits and social events in nearby communities.

Swamp Creek Association Harvey. Johnson Bill Muldowney

Birthday plans and visitors cross county lines

Planned for his 100th birthday Sever. Mr and Mrs Norman Stubbs came from Dillon to spend the Mother's Day weekend with the Allen Daisies. Visitors from Deer Lodge Miss Nora Johnson drove from Deer Lodge Sunday to spend a few days with her mother and brother on the ranch. Nora returned to Deer Lodge Tuesday evening. Mrs Johnson accompanied Nora on the trip back for a short visit, returning home Wednesday night.

Alfred Peterson Harold and Dickie Holman and Linder Ranch Elvin Peterson Frank Lightfoot Missoula Donald Peterson Mary Elizabeth Lightfoot Russel Dillon Catts Kalispell Holman Ranch Muggs Bray Butte Bob Jackson Ranch Mining City Norman Stubbs Allen Deer Lodge Nora Johnson Nora

Mother's Day Music Program at Sperles House

Mrs. Chris Sperle hosted a Mother's Day recital Sunday afternoon featuring her pupils. The program included solos, duets, and group pieces such as That Wonderful Mother of Mine, The Rock and Roll Waitz, Memories, and Mother, with performances by Ruth Ann Nelson Dana Andreasen Amber Lapham Jennie Nelson Linda Stocks Sandy Lapham Martha Wing Max Lapham Kathy Nelson Sherry Peterson Amber Lapham Ruth Ann Nelson and the group.

Chris Sperle Martha Wing Diddle Diddle Dumpling Judy Stocks Mary Nelson Debbie Wing Linda Stocks Max Lapham Amber Lapham Dana Andreasen Waitz Amber’ Lapham Lazy Mary Kathy Nelson Betty Bill Ruth Ann Nelson Sherry Peterson Sandy Lapham Amber ‘Lapham

Community Recital and Bridge Club News

The recital featured Mother of Mine by Amber Lapham and Closing Prayer by Linda Stocks with Sandy Lapham and Ruth Ann Nelson also performing. Afterward, Mrs. Mary Sperle served candy cookies and punch to children and guests. Senior Bridge Club met at Mrs. Roy Ford’s home with substitutes and prize scores noted, next meeting at Mrs. Allan Dansie’s house. John Krause and family were Dillon and Butte visitors. May Krause returned for the weekend. Mrs. Max Hafner visited relatives in Butte.

Jackson Harry Lapham Charles Wenger Roy Ford John Krause Wisdom Dansies Everett Warner Earl Ryan Allan Dansie Ranch Everett Royal Neighbors Lodge Royal Neighbor Lodge Millie Dansie LaVerne Jackson Sherry Harrison Mary Ellen Moe Carol Keyser Mrs. Mockel Betty Lou Sage Marlene Franks Diamond ,Bar Inn Jean Nelson Joan Pettit Ollie Krausel Rose Clemon Amber Lapham Linda Stocks Sandy Lapham Ruth Ann Nelson Mary Sperle

Strodtman Competes in Spokane Handicap Shoot

Mr and Mrs Dale Strodtman and children traveled to Spokane visiting friends. Dale took part in the Inland Empire Handicap and finished second. Four shooters tied for the Plymouth station wagon prize while Bill Loomis of Saint John Washington broke 100 to win the car.

Dale Strodtman Spokane Bill Loomis St.John Wash

First Baptist Church Services Advertised

Sunday school at 9 45 a m with morning worship at 11 o clock and evening service at 8 with a Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p m Reverend E W Goodrick pastor subscription notice for the Dillon Examiner dated May 16 1956

First Baptist Church E. W. Goodrick Dillon Examiner

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ranch Group Grant Road Jackson Rec Diane Clemon Jay Nelson Kathy Jennie Johnson Aljfred Peterson Harold Louise Peterson Goddard Bitter Root Fred ‘Nelson Esta Husted Benny Johnson Carl Matter Warner Food Store Kool United Richard Shepherd Havre Tom Nelson Kenny Krause Sparky ZeBarth Jackson Friendship Club Friendship Club Johnseon S. Herman Grand Bristow Fox Bowen Gibbons Silas Dishno Silas Sperles Argyle ‘Stephens Stephens Allan Dansie Dillion Tinkey Krause Max Hafner Eliel Cannon Denier Eliel’s, Inc
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