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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1944

Page

5

Wise River hosts final 4-H card party at Bacon home

Wise River residents from Ralph Potts to Laura Lu Thompson attended a Saturday night 4-H card party at Lawrence and Laura Bacon’s Fishtrap home. Prizes went to Thompson and Arnold Holmes. grand prizes to Thompson and Ralph Potts, plus Jim Roberts and Clyde Thompson. Refreshments followed the games.

Ralph Potts Walter Goose Neva Edna Jimmy Retha Donald Jones Theodore Sells Wise River Lawrence Bacon Fishtrap Laura Lu Thompson Arnold Holmes Wallace Christensen Jim Roberts Clyde Thompson Alvin Thorson Bobby Donald Butte Colonel Combs Frank Dodgson Laurel Gertrude Davis The County Welfare Board Verne Stanchfield Frank Dillon Ruth Koenig Boyd Koenig Ben Mallon Bill Dodgson Mallon Jim O’connell Eugene Smith Twin Falls Idaho Robert Eugene Smith Daisy Smith of Gooding Tex Clark Davey Dee Stockton Stockton Bill Ferguson Anaconda Ferguson Ranch Ralston Ferguson Sherman Dodgson Highland Mine Ed Miner Silver Bow Walter Jones Wendel Jardine Jackson Jack Osborne Wisdom George Helming Frank Husted Tom Pendergast High

Dillon Community Hears Mother’s Day Service and School News

Jackson Ben Ryan leaves cabin life forWisdom after 30 years in the area. Rebekah lodge holds regular session with Mrs Pomeroy elected delegate to Anaconda meeting. School closes Friday under Mrs Garrison. Mother’s Day service led by Rev Calvin Logan draws praise. Diplomas awarded at Dillon high school commencement. summer plans include Minnesota trip for Mrs Garrison and visiting relatives.

Ben Ryan Wisdom Sanford Shepherd Butte Washington Rebekah Lodge Gary Pomeroy Anaconda Barney Bray Dan Pendergast Elvin Peterson Fred Nelson Dillon High School Judy Tom Kenneth Krause Bruce Jardine Paul Holloran Else Ranch Lawrence Decker Wilson Dillon Norman Benson M. E. Fullerton Mr. Fullerton Spokane Mrs. Fullerton George Helming Frances May Bruce Helming Tom Williams Arnold Benson Roy Oliver Dell Lloyd Pocatello J. E. Hurley Wisdom Woman’s Club Frances May Helming James Scofield Peter Rasmussen Ted Woodward Carl Ferguson Elmer Jensen Pete Victor Givogre Louis Givogre Robert Melvin Chris” Shaw Big Hole Johnnie Golay Ernest Golay Wlter Stewart George Oliver John Long Salmon Idaho Harold Nelson Jackson Warren Shaw Bristow Art Christiansen Lawrence Christiansen Rolland Christiansen Marines South Pacific

Grow Greens and Eat Them For Nutritious Diet

Instructions promote Victory garden greens for daily nutrition with mustards spinach chard and New Zealand spinach. Details include sowing times spacing and harvest cycles from 25 to 110 days, frost benefits, and varieties like kale borecole and garden sorrel for year round greens.

New Zealand

Miners Union Ball Club Welcomes Two Players for Butte Schedule

Floyd Vandegrift and Chuck Davis accepted invitations to join the Miners Union team in Butte this summer. They plan to travel from here for twilight games when their team has a schedule.

Butte Floyd Vandegrift Chuck Davis Miners Union

500 4 Neue: Seis FE 6 eee weekly county

Local newspaper notes weekly county happenings in the Examiner. Community events and brief items highlight regional activities and notices for residents.

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County Board approves May claims and warrants listed

Claims examined and warrants drawn on county funds for May. Items include General Fund payments to Tribune Publishing Co. for printing, Hazelbaker Insurance, Thomas Book Store, and many individual reimbursements for mileage, supplies, nursing, labor, and utilities across departments and funds. Total details cover numerous vendors, employees, and service providers with amounts listed.

General Fund Tribune Publishing Co Hazelbaker Insurance Agency Thomas Book Store Hazel Tash R. M. Stone Anne K. Williams Wm. G. Stahl S. P. Mead F. D. Willis Lawers’ Co-op Pub. Co Court Library American Law Book Co. Court Library John Troupe Western Union Underwood-Elliott Fisher Co Louis Stahl Justice Milton F. Bourassa VADOP Harvey Withington Henry H. Brown Tabor Exjemammachacta Ead Herman Krogman Oswald Schleicher Jamicot Ee Lee Reece Bond Grocery Co Vaudry N Mellor Produce & Paper Co Csessecceceeseeseen C. A. Gregory Co Mt. States Tel. & Tel. ; Co Petty Cash Fund Watson Motor Co Clayton C Vance Hans Henningsen Vadot Oe George Duck Montana Power Co Paul Stahl, Sr Archie C Henneberry J. Warren Shaw Wendell H. Jardine State Bank and Trust Co R. C. McLaughlin Rela A. Welborn Trapper State Bank and Trust Co General Fund Penanecetasarenenses Eee Seaegess Rolk Enneateesemees W. Ne

Wisdom and Dillon residents cited in 1944 local notes

Local column details community visits by Wisdom and Dillon residents, church services by Rev. Arnold Benson, club activities with installed officers, and various weekend trips. It notes births, injuries, moves, and seasonal plans including a forthcoming blood plasma drive and a Fishtrap school field day.

Rationing Reminders On Meats Fats and Red Points

The OPA announces red point rationing changes for beef steaks and butter along with continued use of blue and sugar stamps. Red stamps 30 will be valid every four weeks instead of two due to broader meat supply. Presently red stamps A8 through H8 remain valid with no new stamps until June 4.

Al's Coupe OPA

Milk Producers Urged on Planned Payment Rates

Dairy feed payments for March and April are followed by summer reductions and a rise from September under a WFA plan. May and June to August payments drop to 15 cents per hundredweight for whole milk and six cents per pound for butterfat. September 1944 through March 1946 set at 60 cents per hundredweight and 10 cents per pound.

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