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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1957
Page
10
Mr and Mrs John Dooling hosted a well attended dance at the Diamond Bar Inn with guests from Butte Dillon Wisdom and Grasshopper. A buffet featuring turkey ham and roast beef followed by an ornate wedding cake complemented the evening of music by Jack Bogut's orchestra.
Wallace H Best son of Dillon residents Judson P Best and descendant of O M Best earned a joint appointment at USC in the school of commerce and the school of public administration. He holds an AB from Occidental College 1950 a USC master 1951 and a USC PhD 1955 in political science. He has published studies on employee evaluation systems and worked with Mangore Corporation on community attitude surveys in California. He will teach statistics in commerce and contribute to planning and program administration in the coming year.
Mr and Mrs Jack Shepherd drive to Dillon with Lee and Sally for a football game. Lee attends the game while Richard and his friend Dean South accompany the Shepherds home. Dean stays over and returns to Dillon on the high school bus Monday morning. Sara Ross visits sister Mrs Martin Jackson for a week. Mrs Mabel Hafner spends a few days in Butte for ip treatment and recovery.
At the 40 Bar Ranch Minnie Pendergast and Donald Peterson visited Saturday night then called on Roy Ford on their return trip to Dillon. Russell Peterson spent the weekend in Bozeman for Homecoming activities. Mr and Mrs George Pettit were Sunday dinner guests at the Hairpin ranch from Dillon and later at the Roy Ford home. Bud Lapham and Clarence Burton had their steers trucked out Monday by Charles Burton and Blaz Sugar and also went to Dillon.
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