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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1949
Page
4
Homemakers should store summer garments carefully this fall to protect them for next spring. Clean fabrics, dry cleaning nonwashables, remove metal hardware, fold neatly, and use tissue between folds. Hangers should be wooden or padded. store away from dust, insects, heat, and dampness. Ironing tips suggest ironing while still slightly damp and using an alarm clock as a kitchen timer to avoid overcooking.
A newly developed children's snow suit uses layered design for warmth with a wool lining and woolly cuffs. The outer shell is wind resistant cotton with ZeLan finish and a two piece option features elastic suspenders for easy on and off. Sizes currently range from age 3 to 6, with reinforced knees and full length zippers for simple dressing.
N S Ring has returned from Butte where he had been a patient at the Murray hospital.
The Clarke family expresses heartfelt gratitude to friends for kindness after the death and burial of their father. Special thanks to those who sent flowers and spiritual bouquets, Father Clifford, the choir, pallbearers, and the Tessier and Nelson families. Assembly of God Church services are announced with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m.
A compact kitchen note describes creating Orange Sweet Potato Baskets by scooping orange halves, scalloping rims, and stuffing with mashed sweet potatoes mixed with orange juice brown sugar and salt then broiled with butter. It adds tidbits on making a complete broiler meal and old cooking tips such as oven heat tests and water heater maintenance.
Miss Tallent the county school nurse visited Reichle school last Tuesday. Local residents Mrs. John Schuller and Mrs. Grace Trainor of Butte visited friends here Tuesday afternoon. Several residents took hunting trips with notable elk and buck taken by Bob Rutledge and Joe Grogan. Old man winter brought a sharp freeze to the valley.
St Rose Senior Guild plans a Thursday afternoon gathering at 2 30 hosted by Mrs. Leo Talent and Mrs. Jules Wenger at the home of Mrs. Talent for guild members.
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