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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1956
Page
3
Livestock markets show cattle receipts and price movements across regions. Butte notes cows about 50c lower and various stocker and feeder classes steady. Idaho Falls lists lamb and sheep prices, hogs, and cattle with week declines and top quotes for slaughter steers and cows.
Los Angeles Union Stockyards report November 1956 shows cattle supplies about 1100 head under last week. Cows comprise 35 to 40 percent of offerings, slaughter steers and heifers about 30 percent, with the remainder stocker and feeder cattle and bulls. Monday, Veterans Day, all packers were closed or limited.
A light rain with mountain snow fell across Beaverhead Valley on Saturday then cleared to warm sunshine. Some areas saw heavy snowfall in the county while J. E. Selway near Trail Creek reported wet snow reaching nine inches to a foot. Linc Miller, Centennials mail stage driver from Monida, switched to a snow plane for deliveries above Lakeview, a practice long used in Centennial Valley.
Administratrix Juanita A McLaren announces in Dillon Montana that creditors and others with claims against the estate of David A McLaren Deceased must present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be filed at Schulz Davis law offices White Building Dillon Beaverhead Montana. Dated November 17 1956.
Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County announces IVY M THIEL as administratrix of the estate of JACK L THIEL. Creditors and claimants must present their claims within four months after first publication to Donald J Smith in Poindexter Block Dillon MT. Dated November 8 1956.
Five Havre men Homer Randolph Roy Nault Roy Hinebauch James Brumley and Joe Klabunde return with a fat cow moose during the hunting season. Mrs Dwight Harrison and infant John Alan arrive home for Thanksgiving. School closes for holiday. Mrs R D Marchesseault cared for two granddaughters. The Blomquists welcome a newborn son November 10. Frank Marchesseau to spend Thanksgiving in Dillon with Buster Dodd family. Mrs Alvin Roberts hosts a birthday dinner for Erwin Marchesseau.
The Montana Fish and Game Commission closed two elk hunting zones on Thursday November 15. The affected areas are map designations 7-A in Beaverhead County and 8-A covering Beaverhead and Deer Lodge counties.
Dillon Postmaster Harry Andrus urged citizens to mail and shop early for Christmas to handle the largest Dillon post office mailing in history. He said delaying causes extra burden on staff and facilities, and emphasized that timely arrival matters less than the thought behind gifts. He praised past cooperation and urged careful wrapping and clear addressing to ensure safe, timely delivery.
The Dillon Examiner promotes its commercial printing services offering quality work for local businesses. Subscribers are urged to support the paper by subscribing.
The Sunday service at 11 am invites the public to attend at 2 South Washington St. The lesson sermon denounces Mesmerism and Hypnotism with references to Philippians 2 5 13 and a reading from Science and Health. The golden text urges following good over evil in spiritual practice.
Two services at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. feature a sermon titled Jesus and Our Influence. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. and a 7:00 Bible class. Saturday youth choir rehearsal at 9:00. A union Thanksgiving service will be held at First Baptist Church on Thanksgiving morning at 10:00 with performances by the First Presbyterian youth choir and solo by Mrs Leon Miller Jr. Rev Jumper of Grace Methodist to preach.
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