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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1941

Page

7

Pretty Evening Gown Changes the Lives of Five Women

Dora, a hardworking woman in New York, moves from a hall bedroom to wealth by climbing in business. She helps a departing Home girl, lends a white chiffon dress to another, and gets a marriage proposal after an evening out. Her choices test romance and ambition amid social expectations.

Dora Miss Forrest Carroll Fisher Carroll New York Helen Rosson Bruce Edwards Hanson Helen Bruce Bill Harper Laurine Ellerys Bill Jerry Burnham Jerry Lauraine Bill’s Ellery Mr. Lockwood Chicago Mrs. Ellery Ellery Driveway Connecticut Westchester Boston The Poconos Hilda Jensen Middleton Grant Hilda

Russell Gibbs Named to Montana State College Post

Russell E. Gibbs, longtime head of mechanical engineering at South Dakota State College since 1937, is appointed head of the mechanical engineering department at Montana State College. He holds degrees from Purdue and Minnesota, and has industrial experience in power generation and electrical equipment design. Gibbs is a West Virginia native listed in Who's Who in Engineering and is a registered professional engineer in Minnesota.

Russell E. Gibbs South Dakota State College Montana State College Eric Therkelsen A. L. Strand Gibbs

Montana Power Co Leases 288 Mile Power Line

Maj. R Selee announced the War Department leased the 288 mile Rainbow Dam to Fort Peck power line to Montana Power Co for two years with 90 days cancelable. The army will purchase power at Fort Peck substation. line carries defense load for copper and zinc plants. An added loop from Rainbow to Glasgow backs up service.

Rainbow F. W. Bird United States Glasgow Army

State oil wells increase output in Montana August

Montana oil wells produced 644 921 barrels in August, about 5 000 more than July, per the Montana railroad and public service commission. Natural gas output reached 1 589 771 000 cubic feet, with Kevin Sunburst noting seven completed commercial wells and the field at 75 percent of potential. Oil storage stood near 1 250 000 barrels, averaging since January and implying about two months of refinery runs.

Montana Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission Horace F. Casey Austin B. Middleton Paul T. Smith Mately Casey South Dakota

Milwaukee Railroad Names Geologist to Aid Mineral Development

The Milwaukee railroad appoints John W. Melrose of Olympia Washington to a new geologist post based in Spokane. He will survey industrial uses of mineral deposits to assist mineral development along the railroad’s service areas. Melrose since 1940 led Washington’s division of mines and mining.

Milwaukee Railroad John W. Melrose Olympia Wash Spokane Melrose Washington Mines and Mining Railroad

Ocean temperatures in the Indian Ocean reach 82 to 84 F

The warmest zones of the Indian Ocean maintain a mean annual temperature between 82 and 84 degrees Fahrenheit.

Indian Ocean

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