Local church services and community notices fill Lima schedule
church calendars list LeMont Robertson president and Sunday school 10 am with later sacram ment, St Rose Baccalaureate May 19 at 2 pm, various club meetings and dinners, Relief Society, Mutual resuming monthly, Eastern Star installation May 23, Lodge and VFW events May 24, Past Matrons and Ladies Aid gatherings, and a talk on state school legislation by George Gleed with community members taking part.
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Relief Society
Mutual
District Meeting Honored by Neighbors of Woodcraft
District 24 Neighbors of Woodcraft meeting in Bozeman saw officers installed including district inner-sentinel and senior guardian. Belva Fredrickson and Frances Harkness reelected or installed in Dillon circles. Next district gathering planned for Dillon in 1959. A Rainbow Girls food sale set for May 29 at Merrell's Store. Graduation events and community visits noted.
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Ray Weeks
Worth Empey
Betty Calvert
Norma Sloan
Bozeman
Woodcraft
Calvert
Weeks
Empey
Sloans
Belva Fredrickson
Dillon Circle
Frances Harkness
Dillon
Order of Rainbow Girls
Merrell’s
Lima Mothers Entertain After Commencement
Seniors and graduates were hosted by their mothers with punch coffee cookies and ice cream in the home economics room. Claire Schmidt of Phoenix arrived to attend her niece's graduation and will stay for an indefinite visit as out-of-town relatives gathered for the event.
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Ken Koho
Arimo
Idaho
Lima
Kurt Raddatz
Koho
Claire Schmidt
Eleanor Sawyer
Phoenix
Ariz
Dillon
Gordon Reeder
Keith
Clara, Price
Sol Bittick
F. M. Merrell Jr
Patricia Thompson
Genevieve Michelish
Whitehall
Marlen, Franks
Jackson
Ray Weeks, Jr
Rigby
Joe Sawyer
Joe Taylor
Silvis
Ill
Paul Denny
Pocatello
Everett McMahon
Butte
Ed Cochran
John Patterson
P. H. Peterson
Leslie McNinch
Everett Martinell
Dell
Harold Weeks
Becky
Marilyn
Ken Wilson
William Peterson
Centennial Valley
Kenneth Krause
George Franks
Marlene Franks
Clara Price
Nathan Weeks Promoted to Specialist Third Class
Nathan H. Weeks of Lima received a promotion to specialist third class at Fort Lawton Washington. He serves as a switchboard operator in Battery C of the 20th Antiaircraft Artillery Battalion. Weeks entered the Army in October 1955 and is a 1954 Lima High School graduate.
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Nathan H. Weeks
Ray Weeks
Lima
Fort Lawton
Wash
20Th
Weeks
Fort Carson
Colo
Lima High School
Butte Livestock Market Receipts and Prices Report
Total cattle receipts on Monday 235. All classes steady with cows strong. Young heifer type cows 14.5 to 16 dollars. Utility and commercial cows 10 to 12.5. Canner and cutter cows 8 to 10. Bulls 14.5 to 16.3. Veal calves 20 to 27. Stockers and feeders good to choice steers 19 to 20.5. Medium to good steers 17 to 18. Common to medium steers 15 to 16. Good to choice heifers 17 to 18.5. Medium to good heifers 15 to 16. Common to ...
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Butte
Livestock Auction Prices Range Across Calves and Cows
Medium heifers sell from 12 to 13.50 dollars with good to choice steer calves at 22 to 23 dollars. Common and medium steer calves bring 18 to 20 dollars, good to choice heifer calves 18 to 19.50, common and medium heifer calves 16 to 17.50, stock cows 11 to 13, and dairy type calves 8 to 11 dollars.
Idaho Falls Livestock Market Report May 13 15
Sheep and hog prices listed for Idaho Falls with May 13 and 14 estimates. Spring lambs 21 to 23 dollars. range fat lambs 21 to 22. feeder lambs 17.5 to 19.5. ewes 4 to 5.50. rams 2 to 3.50. Hogs across weight classes 12 to 18.75. cattle with steers 16 to 22. heifers 18 to 22. cows 11.5 to 16. bulls 14.5 to 16.5. calves 10 to 24. Includes stock and dairy calves and cows with calves at side.
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Idaho Falls
Marking Ewes for Culling In Spring and Summer
The article advises farmers to mark ewes showing defects such as mastitis or lambing failures during lambing, marking dry ewes and those not meeting wool standards during shearing, to ease later culling. This practice saves time by identifying unsuitable ewes early.
Dance Review Draws Local Crowd At College Auditorium
Mr and Mrs Frank Marchesau visited Dillon on Friday for a dance recital at the college auditorium. Their granddaughter Betty Jane Dodd appeared in the program. The Mill Point and Polaris schools held their annual picnic at Jackson with a post picnic swim at the Diamond Bar Inn. Attendees included Mrs Florence Pinkerton Todd Holland Don Beck Yancy Stout Miss Sharon Ehlers Dennis and Gary Haynes Dan and Ted Harrison Barbara Remely and John Melcher.
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Frank Marchesseau
Dillon
College
Betty Jane Dodd
Mill Point
Polaris
Jackson
Ranger Station
Diamond Bar
Florence Pinkerton
Todd Holland
Don Beck
Yancy Stout
Sharon Ehlers
Dennis
Gary Haynes
Dan
Ted Harrison
Barbara Remely
John Melcher
Donna Held
Faye
Local Visitors and Visitors from Dillon Schedule
Holland Margie and Sonja and others from Dillon visited Pollaris Sunday afternoon. Walter Melcher returned from Hankinson North Carolina due to his mother's illness. Recent Dillon visitors included Jack Miller and the Judge family. Smokey Paddock party and Paddock cabin guests enjoyed Grasshopper Sunday. Eldon Pettee, mining engineer from Montana School of Mines, was a valley caller recently.
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Norman Nelson
Wayne Nelson
Hughie
Dillon
Pollaris
Walter Melcher
Hankinson
N.C
Jack Miller
C. W. Haight, Jr
John Judge
Clare Judge
Smokey Paddock
Matt Orr
Bill Pilgrim
Grasshopper
Eldon C. Pettee
Montana School of Mines
Burglars Hit Pheasant Bar Thursday Morning
Frank Tucker reported a break in at the Pheasant bar around 4 o clock Thursday. Thieves smashed a rear transom and stole about 50 dollars in cash and several bottles of whiskey. Tucker lived above the bar and was cleaning until about 3 a.m. Police Chief Leo Williams commented on the incident.
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Frank Tucker
Tucker
Leo Williams
The World Needs Non-Explosive Theories
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