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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1947

Page

2

Lima community notes and club events glimpse

Elva Boardman Chapter No 26 Eastern Star hosts Masons and escorts for a pot luck supper at 6 30 PM Tuesday Oct 21 followed by pinochle and bingo with all Masons and Eastern Stars invited. Social and church notices cover services Bible class fall festival card party and Ladies society meetings with local residents visiting Dillon and Butte and relatives attending events.

Elva Boardman O.E.S United States V.F.W. Post Robert Schiers Lima V.fw. Post Belle Long Pythian Sisters Pythian Hall Pythian Sisters Sewing Club Bonnie Merrill Mae Criges Max Merrell Idaho Falls Monay C. L. Calvert Friay L. J. Marler Butte John Rupinen Red ‘Lodge Marion Merrell Odell Jensen Anna Marie Muggs McGrath Leo Truax Sol Bittick C. E. Stickney Frank Stickney Bob Detton Pocatello Dewitt Norman Dillon Emile Reeder Mary Lou Ehlers St. James Hospital Harp Darbe Ervin Stensil Sheridan C. E. Reeder Lew Barbour E. R. Gleed George Burt J. M. Burt Vern Christiansen Christiansen J. D. Brandenberg Billings Clay Perry Pete Grimstead Charles A. Clark Rigby Menan Idaho L. W. McCuley Kathleen Lawrence Peterson Mildred Salt Lake

Mischief and merriment mark Dillon spree

A Dillon crowd painted the town red with bar poles awnings and loose barrels, paid for mischief in the end, while other notes report candy pulling, a St Louis study trip, and $13,450 in pledges for the Dillon Fair and Racing association. Bear steaks, dredge equipment moves, and local tax figures also appear among varied rural happenings.

M. A. Henneberry Grayling Dillon Capt Lament Joseph Poindexter St. Louis Dillon Fair and Racing Association Poindexter & Orr Ranch Red Rock Lakes

Ellen May Guild Hosts Meet at Mrs Freeman Home

Ellen May guild members gathered last Thursday evening at the Thomson avenue home of Mrs. Glenn Freeman with Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. William Spar as hostesses. Miss Dorothy Davis, recently returned from Washington DC, shared an interesting account of her experiences there.

Ellen May Guild Glenn Freeman William Spar Ellen May

Family farms as fortress of democracy and growth

A viewpoint argues that farm growth reflects more families owning farms than before. Labor-saving equipment lets them manage larger tracts. a thriving family farming system is described as a democratic fortress.

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