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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1956
Page
9
Mrs. Norman Stubbs travels to live Oak California with Lynn Marie from the Allan Dansie home, while planned visits include Lys ton Dansie and a Dillon trip. Cattle moves by Charles Burton bound for Dale Strodtman and Earl Willey, football games in Dillon, and visits among Laphams Zina Burton and Zimmerman mark a busy weekend travel and events.
Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hirschy and others from Jackson vicinity. John Wharton, well known in the valley, died suddenly Thursday of a heart attack. Services were at Richards Mahogany Chapel. pallbearer Fred Hirschy attended.
Ranchers embrace the calf feeding plan to aid Fourth Presbyterian Church Chicago with Rev. Harrison Ray Anderson funding. Calves may be fed with no liability if deaths occur. veterinary bills to be paid from the fund.
Mrs Watson, a dress maker, made wedding dresses for Mrs Jack Husted and Mrs Dan Pendergast. Mr and Mrs Farnham admired the large ranches in the Big Hole and expressed thrill at viewing the Diamond Bar Inn where the Ernest Benjamin Hotel once stood.
A ski club meeting Tuesday elected Bill Muldowney as president John Dooling as vice president Donna Andreasen as secretary treasurer and selected Mr and Mrs Bill Muldowney as delegates to the NAMCA convention in Butte October 6 7 They voted to revert the ski tow to the T bar and noted the gate at Messier place is locked requiring access through Kenneth Spiers place for hillgoers
Mary Ann Dooling drove to Bozeman on Wednesday to enroll at the college there. She was among the last Jackson students to depart for school.
Mr and Mrs John Jackson hosted Father Florian from Dillon Friday and Saturday. Mass was said at the ranch Saturday morning before the party returned to Dillon that afternoon.
A lively crowd enjoyed the Virginia City Players led by Ben Tone in The Doctor in Spite of Himself at the Diamond Bar Inn on Saturday night. The company stayed through Monday before moving on to Dillon for their next engagement.
Mrs Henderson sister of Mrs Smith. Mr and Mrs Gene Hall and son visited in Jackson Sunday. Mrs Everett Warner drove to Dillon Tuesday for the Circle club. Mr and Mrs Sherman of New York arrived last weekend enjoying fishing and rock hunting on a maple sugar plantation in the east. This their tenth Montana trip and daughter attends Bozeman state college. Mr and Mrs Jay Nelson Ruth Ann Sherry Mary Alice visited Dillon Friday. Eric Holman brought his father home Wednesday. Mr Holman recuperating and needs rest. Mrs Lehwalder left Monday for Butte after a week at the Holman ranch. Mrs Dolly Butler made a business trip to Butte Wednesday and returned to the Inn Thursday where she is employed.
Mrs. George R. Baker received word of the death of her uncle Donald B. Gillies retired vice president of Republic Steel Corp. and longtime mining authority. He died last Saturday in Cleveland after an illustrious career beginning in Butte where he started as a mining engineer and later led professional societies. His younger brother Neil Gillies died in a Butte mine accident in 1902.
Beavers lose 24 to 6 to Loyola Missoula after a 6-0 halftime lead. Bulldogs fall 36-6 to a tough Montana State College junior varsity. Both teams showed promise for future games as they prepare for upcoming conference tests.
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