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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1947

Page

11

Gosman’s High Rollers Lead Far League Bowling Night

Gosman’s team posted 1085 in the Commercial league with L Schmittroth 688 and Roscoe Cornell tying 221 for high single. Bond Grocers led team series with 2846 as results list Bays Butchers, Warner’s, Lou’s, Creamery, and others with scores. F Watkins topped mixed with 235 and 606.

Gosman L. Schmittroth Roscoe Cornell Bond Grocers Bays Butchers Warner's Lou’s Cccee Creamery Men’s Store Roberts Eliel’s Bond Oasis Oo State Bank Pad. & Tyro Tribune Tashes Gosman'’s Winn’s Eagles Bay’s Butchers Lou’s Reat Bonds Paddock Tyre Oasis Men's Store Gosman’s Creamery and Eliels F. Watkins Cherry Pickers Beavers Cornell

Park County districts ruled separate for tax levy limits

Montana Supreme Court upholds Park county district courts finding public and high school districts act as distinct entities for tax levies. The 3-2 decision rejected Walter C. House’s appeal over a $325,000 Park County School District Four bond and district indebtedness exceeding the constitutional 3 percent debt limit. Justice Choate wrote the majority. Justices Adair and Angstman dissented. Hans Louesen was in Wisdom for the weekend.

Montana Supreme Court Park County Walter C. House I. W. Choate E. K. Cheadle Lee Metcalf Adair and Angstman

Montana Sets Potato Goal at Seventeen Thousand Eight Hundred Acres

The Montana 1948 potato goal is set at 17 800 acres equal to 1947 and near recent averages. County committees will set individual goals, with eligibility for price support tied to planting within the goal. Nationally the 1948 goal is 2 352 400 acres, aiming to produce about 375 million bushels.

Montana R. J. McKenna Usda Council U. S.no U.S. No. 1 US. No

Death Claims Mrs Sockness At Home Here

Mrs. Sockness longtime Red Cross worker and devout St Rose Church member passed away at home. She and her husband observed their twenty-fifth anniversary last year. Survived by Jack Lockness husband Sgt Russell Stewart in law and daughter at East Air Base Great Falls, Benjamin Meunier of California, Fred A McArthur and Homer Harrison as brothers in law and sisters in law, plus nieces and nephews. Funeral held 10 am Tuesday at St Rose Church with Fr Timothy Clifford celebrating and Mrs Hayes Baxter at organ. Rosary recited Monday at Brundage chapel.

Sockness Red Cross St. Rose Catholic Church St. Rose Senior ‘Guild Altar Society Jack Lockness

Mrs. George Knapp Visits With Family From Butte

Mrs. George Knapp and her two children visited last Wednesday along with her father, Arthur Pilon, returning visitors from Butte for a brief stay.

George Knapp Arthur Pilon Butte

Law Licensing Foster Homes for Children in Montana

Mary A. Dougherty Beaverhead county supervisor explains a 1947 law licensing foster-family homes for children to protect their welfare and ensure standards set by the State Department of Public Welfare. She notes mandatory compliance, the risk of misdemeanor penalties, and the role of child placing agencies in matching homes, supervising placements, and aiding parental contact. she urges awareness in rural Montana and provides contact details for information.

Montana State Department of Public Welfare Mary A. Dougherty Beaverhead Miss Dougherty Department of Public Welfare Court House

Butte Copper Mining Plans Billions for Low Grade Ore

Cornelius Kelly, AC M board chairman, outlined a five year program to spend 20 million developing low grade ore in Butte. He spoke to business leaders via an eight station radio link, predicting five thousand tons daily by year three and a new era for Montana copper production.

BUTTE Anaconda Coper Mining Company Cornelius Kelly Kelly Kelley A.C.M Montana

Rotary club marks silver anniversary with guest speaker

The Dillon rotary club celebrated 25 years. four charter members attended. Tom Davis of Butte, Rotary International past president and district governor in 1922, spoke on Rotary’s international mission and its role in fostering friendly relations. He cited better understanding among nations and world peace as goals of Rotary activities.

R. D. Curry Tom Luebben T. W. Sargent Brinton Jackson Albert DeLance Butte Ralph McFadden W. H. Stephan Lewis D. Smith Tom Davis Rotary International Tom Dillon Rotary Club Rotary

Rotary bids for sixty head of Montana range bulls

Rotary International from the northwest will converge to bid on sixty choice range bulls from Montana’s leading herds, aiming to secure prime stock.

Northwest Montana

Excellent program arranged for smoker sale

Auctioneer H. B. Sager, one of the top rankers in the country, will cry the sale starting Monday at 1 o'clock with Gordon Berry as clerk. Mrs. Jesse Brown of Armstead visited the city last Saturday with her daughter Rosalie, a public school teacher in Idaho Falls Idaho.

H. B. Sager Gordon Berry Jesse Brown Armstead Rosalie Idaho Falls Idaho

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