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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1956

Page

2

GOP Rally At Diamond Bar Inn Draws Large Crowd

Around 200 persons attended the Republican Rally sponsored by Young Republicans at the Diamond Bar Inn on Saturday evening. Entertainment included cabaret style setups with free popcorn and pretzels, magic tricks by Keith Barrett and Mrs. Barrett, and Sammy McDowell singing. Candidates gave short talks and Don Anson MCed. prizes went to cake and car sticker winners.

Diamond Bar Inn Keith Barrett Salmon Idaho Sammy”. McDowell Don Anson Tom Williams John Wharton Jack Hirschy

School Group Tours Mining City in Busy Day

The Jackson school group of 39 visited Butte for a field trip with two teachers and several parents. They toured the Pepsi-Cola bottling works, Eddy's bakery, received bread and donuts, then had lunch funded by the PTA at Moxom cafe. The visit continued with a stop at the fire station where a fire alarm interrupted a talk by the fire chief.

Jackson School Butte Lester Sage Marlene Franks Bob Jackson Jay Nelson Jack Shepherd Wayne Stocks Emil Schindler Tom Clemon Rufe Pope Keith Boetticher Susie Pepsi-cola Eddy’s Bakery PTA

Day Trip to Berkeley Pit and Local Fire Station Visit

A group spent nearly an hour at the Berkeley Pit copper mine watching trucks in operation. They returned to the fire station to find firefighters still on duty, then shopped before heading home. Six cars accompanied the group. Children and adults alike felt the day was well spent and memorable.

Berkeley Pit

Special church service on Christian Education draws crowd

The Jackson church held a packed Christian Education service led by the church school with primary children singing and a dedication for teachers and substitutes. Rev. Goodenberger preached Blowing on the Embers urging rekindling faith and parental guidance. The event featured praised music from Mrs. Hanson and an upcoming choir rehearsal on Oct 11.

Jesus Goodenberger God Hanson Jackson Church

Local Social Notes and Community Visits

Social news from Dillon and surrounding areas highlights busi ness trips to Dillon by Mrs Zina Burton and family. Charles Burton hauled cattle to Idaho Falls for Dale Strodtman and Clarence Burton. A dinner gathering at the John Wharton ranch welcomed Mr and Mrs Herb Armitage and Mrs John Wharton. Barrett Hospital reports Donna Andreasen aiding Mrs Bill Muldowney and ongoing care for Muldowney. Jackson Friendship Club plans a November 6 bazaar with pie and coffee served from 10 a.m. to late afternoon. Jay Nelson to fix church chimney. Dinner guests at Sperles include Clyde Hanson family and Bill Gandrud who has tuned many pianos.

Dillon Zina’ Burton Reuben Waters Charles Burton Idaho Falls Dale Strodtman Clarence Burton Fred Hirschy John Wharton Herb Armitage Butte Barrett Hospital Donna Andreasen Bill Muldowney Zina Burton Susan Wayne Stocks Patty Muldowney Jackson Friendship Club Bill Harrison Zella Lugar Jay Nelson Jackson Sperles Clyde Hanson Chris Sperle Bill Gandrud Bill

Senior Bridge Club host and upcoming Bar Ranch event

The Senior Bridge Club met at Mrs. Fred Nelsons Thursday with substitutes Lena Nelson and Elfreda Woodside. Prizes went to Ollie Krause Woodside and Wendell Jardine. A salad course was served at 1 30. Next entertainments planned at Bar Ranch Oct 18 with Mrs. Mark Clemon as hostess.

Fred Nelson Lena Nelson Elfreda Woodside Dillon Ollie Krause Woodside Wendell Jardine Bar-B Ranch Mark Clemon

Jackson Sun Visit Notes and Ranch Guests

The Jackson Sun records social visits and travel details. Lapham aided branding at the Bob Jackson ranch on Monday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Blaz Sugar and Mr and Mrs Lester Sage. Frank Lightfoot went goose hunting near Flathead. Roy and Mrs Ford traveled to Pioneer cabin awaiting Wednesday return. Wing family member escorted to Butte for a flight to Southfield Massachusetts. Burke McKinley brought his sister Mrs Ray Stocks home from Armstead. Mrs Shepherd and Sally visited Missoula with a medical check-up. Marcelo Speirs returned home for a few days with Cunliffe arriving Thursday and leaving Sunday.

Jackson Harry Lapham Bob Jackson Ranch Blaz Sugar Lester Sage Jackson Ranch Frank Lightfoot Flathead Roy Ford Pioneer Cabin John Wing Amy Wing Butte Southfield Mass Burke McKinley Ray Stocks Armstead Jack Shepherd Sally Missoula Shepherd Marcelo Speirs Cunliffe

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