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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1957

Page

3

Grinnell Trip Report Highlights National Assembly Attendance

Claudene Dodson told Jackson readers about her selection by the Westminster Fellowship Council to attend the Fourth National Assembly in Grinnell Iowa. She thanked those who funded her trip and urged church attendance for World Wide Communion. Special music was promised at Valley Bridge Club.

National Assembly Claudene Dodson Grinell Iowa Claudene Westminster Fellowship Council Fourth National Assembly Grinnell

Local Social Roundup and Community Notes

Mrs. Lester Sage attends family visit at Frank Lightfoot home. Dillon group enjoys hay ride with Tom Stocks Ruth Clemon Dick and Diane Pope. Mrs Sanford Shepherd and Richard tour Northwest by train to visit relatives. Mrs Eda Shepherd to oversee Post Office in her absence. Ross Hill resumes stage driver duties after illness. Bob Jackson group tours Skinner Meadows Reservoir Lake and Horse Prairie then Dillon. Roy Ford returns home from hospital in Butte with recovery in Jackson. Gratitude expressed for gifts and cards received. County Farm Bureau meeting includes Bill Nelson elected VP. Lapham family medical checkup in Dillon shows improvement. Snow noted near Pioneer Mine. nine inches on hill necessitating chains. Senior Bridge Club hosts luncheon and announces winners. future meeting planned Oct 17.

Northwest Sanford Shepherd Richard Dewey Margaret Nelson Lawrence Humble Mark Clemow Lena Nelson Isabel ZeBarth Bess Clemow

Church Cleaning and Social Event at Jackson Church

The Jackson Friendship Club held a no-host meeting at the Jackson church on Tuesday. Ladies cleaned the church and Sunday school room, plastered around the chimney, and installed a new shelf. Wilma Warner led as boss. Donna and John were celebrated at the Diamond Bar Inn next Saturday night Oct 12. Writers Edwin Bauer and George Laycock, sponsored by the Montana Chamber of Commerce, visited the Diamond Bar Inn and joined jeep trips to Cowbone and Dark Horse Lakes with John Dooling and Ed Atkins.

Jackson Friendship Club Jackson Church John Krause Wilma Warner Diamond Bar Inn Donna John Big Hole Edwin Bauer Columbus Ohio George Laycock Cincinnati Montana Chamber of Commerce John Dooling Ed Atkins Cowbone Dark Horse Lakes

Valley ranch tour with agricultural writers and Hi-Line crew

Writers Ed Atkins John Dooling and George Laycock toured Diamond Lazy Z Allan Dansie ranches in the Valley of 10 000 Hay Stacks. Dinner at the Diamond Bar Inn Sunday featured Norman Larter Boek ning Goss and Mower families with guests Myr and John Dooling.

Ed Atkins John Dooling George Laycock Allan Dansie Allan Millie Diamond Bar Inn Norman Larter Erwin Boekning Lewis Goss Jim Bill Mower Myr

Jackson Residents Attend Regional Events Across Weekend

Jack Shepherd Keith Boetti and Rick Shepherd watched the World Series on TV at the M Hairpin Ranch Sunday. Dale Pettit and family traveled to Bar-B ranch. Jackson attendees at the Barrett Trophy Shoot in Dillon were Tom Clemow Dale Strodt man and Bob Jackson. Farm Bureau meeting at Fred Hirschy ranch home saw many local couples with Mrs Hirschy resigning as president. Flora Hirschy served refreshments.

Jack Shepherd Keith Boetticher Rick Shepherd M Hairpin Ranch Dale Pettit Bar-B Ranch Jackson Dillon Tom Clemow Dale Strodtman Bob Jackson Farm Bureau Fred Hirschy Charles Burton Brian Smith Wendel Jardine Jack Hirschy Fred Bill Nelson

Weekend Guests Visit 40 Bar Ranch Residents

Mrs Minnie Pendergast and Donald Peterson were weekend guests at the 40 Bar ranch. They visited Roy Ford Sunday night on their return to Dillon. Raymond Peterson accompanied them back to Dillon where he attends high school.

Minnie Pendergast Donald Peterson Roy Ford Dillon Raymond Peterson

Birthday Dinner Honors Kenno Krause and Dale Pettit

Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pettit hosted their annual birthday dinner on Oct. 1 honoring Kenno Krause and Dale. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Kenno Krause and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Pettit along with guests Mike and Kathy. The gathering ended with television viewing.

Dale Pettit Kenno Krause Dale Mike Kathy

Two Hikers Visit Hamby Lake on a Three Mile Trek

Still a good hiker Jake Neidt and Chris Sperler made a trip to Hamby Lake last week. The hike was three miles and Jake, who is now .86, said he felt a little stiff the next day. He had always wanted to see the Lake and chose to go while young enough to enjoy it at Tom Cle mow ranch.

Jake Neidt Chris Sperler Hamby Lake Jake Tom Clemow

Warner couple attends Dillon Presbyterian World Wide Communion

Mr and Mrs Everett Warner attended the Presbyterian Church in Dillon for World Wide Communion. They then traveled to Whitehall from Dillon where Mrs Warner had a medical check up.

Bud Lapham Max Myrtle Lapham Dillon Myrtle Everett Warner Presbyterian Church Whitehall Warner

Fred Nelson Ranch Hosts Weekend Visitors

Guests at the Fred Nelson ranch from Darby included Mr and Mrs Walter Anderson their twin boys Laurie Jo and Mrs Al Winsor. They went to Dillon on Saturday for Homecoming activities at the College. Laurie Jo stayed behind to visit grandparents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Humble who have been with the Nelsons over a week. Norman and Chester Downing were Sunday guests and Monday began a trail.

Fred Nelson Ranch Walter Anderson Laurie Jo al Winsor Darby Dillon Nelson Ranch Lawrence Humble Fred

Cattle Out to Dillon From Nelson's Summer Pasture

Readable text notes cattle moved out to Dillon from summer pasture at Bill Nelson's. The fragment mentions location and person but lacks details on date or number.

Dillon Bill Nelson’s

Mrs Hirschy Heads to Rochester for Medical Check-up

Mrs. Fred Hirschy left Sunday for Butte and then boarded a plane to Rochester Minnesota for a medical check-up. She travels with plans to undergo medical examinations and respond to health-related appointments.

Rochester Fred Hirschy Butte Minn

Forger Sentenced To Two Years By Judge Duncan

Gene Gillespie, 38, was sent to Deer Lodge state prison to serve a two year forgery term after pleading guilty at arraignment. Police Chief Leo Williams arrested him three weeks ago for attempting to pass a fictitious check in a local store.

Gene Gillespie Deer Lodge Lloyd Thomas Philip Duncan Gilespie Leo Wiliams Williams Gillespie

Car Borrowing Incident Ends With Recovery at Stratford Home

Police reported a car found at the Stratford residence Thursday morning after a person had borrowed the Davey Stratford vehicle without permission. Police Chief Williams noted the owner had reported the car stolen earlier this week.

Davey Stratford Williams Stratford

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jackson News Valley Bridge Club Bruce Jardine Eda Shepherd Marlene Krause Marilyn Lindberg Dolores Husted Barbara Huntley Harry Lapham Mercy .Matter Fort Harrison Hans Sorenson George Clemow George Germany New York Lima Tinkey Krause Jimmy Boetticher Dan Shull Martin Jackson Yvonne Clarence Henrys Bill Harrison Missoula And the Prudential Insurance Co.of America Home Office Newark, N. J Lester Sage Gene Pilon of Frank Lightfoot Tom Stocks Ruth Clemon Diane Pope Ross Hill Johnny, Dick Eleana Bobby Jean Skinner Meadows Reservoir, Lake and Horse Prairie Roy Fords Roy Harry Rose Fords County Farm Bureau Diller Bill Norman Degner Chris Sperle Pioneer Mine Hirschys Armstead Horse Prairie Road Dale E. Metlen el Price George M. Gosmal Rexall E. Bannack
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