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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1953
Page
4
Dillon citizens voiced concern over a faulty sewer project, urging prior scrutiny of officials and engineers. The piece warns that delays and potential taxpayer losses loom, but notes growing public vigilance could improve future city governance and decision making.
Calving season continues as DL ranch uses modern methods to brand about 400 calves in four hours with a crew of thirteen led by Earl Tash and aided by Harry Jr Wilbur and Dick Tash John Knoll Ben Holland and Dwight Harrison on two branding tables On Monday J D Harrison and Sons branded at the home ranch with neighbors helping Families visit cabins and scenic spots as deer traffic along roads increases Polaris and Mill Point schools plan a May 23 picnic at Elkhorn Springs Local movement includes visits to Dillon Missoula Butte and Butte area clinics and farms amid routine social and travel notes.
A Dillon city council hearing on the sewer project reveals a blame game among officials engineers and contractors. The mayor defends the administration while the contractor is blamed by all sides, leaving citizens perplexed as to who bears responsibility for the costly failure.
Public notice itemized summons in Montana district court for Lawrence Taylor vs State of Montana with a 20 day answer requirement. Includes creditors notice for Ida B Owen estate and an administrator’s filing, plus Dillon sewer discussion and local hospital admissions.
Samuel E Davis of Dillon and a Montana State University student is among 63 advanced air force ROTC cadets chosen for a month of summer training at Larson Air Force Base in Moses Lake Washington. The program runs from June 23 to July 18.
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