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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1957
Page
11
Campfires glowed across the region as hunters gathered for the big game season opener. Montana and out of state groups arrived in Dillon with varied gear from pickups to deluxe safari setups, all wearing red. Trails of posted lands and hunting fatalities in recent years raise caution over trespassing and misidentification.
A man recalls a dangerous sequence starting with a prank photograph propped on a tree, followed by rifle fire near his cabin. Bullets riddled the walls, smoke escaped the chimney, and he hurriedly disposed of a bullet-riddled head.
Tests begin at 1 00 p m November 18 in four schools. Doctors McLaren Seidensticker Poundstone in Dillon and Juergens in Lima will conduct them. Consent cards go home November 8 and are due November 12. Volunteers from registered nurses and aides will assist. Funds come from TB Christmas seals via the local association led by Mrs Huldah Vinsel.
The Gregovich case, continued from page one, notes an August 25 1956 accident near Beaverhead county after Madison county collision. Clyde Smith and passenger Minnie B Stewart injured. Gregovich suffered minor injuries. Judge Duncan suspended a three year sentence on probation under the State Board of Pardons.
Eastern College's Yellow Jackets built a 25-0 first half lead at Vigilante Field in a Montana Collegiate Conference game and defeated Western 38-14. Dick Harkins returned punts for a 60 and 80 yard edge before halftime and scored again after halftime. Ron Ewing added a 27 yard TD run, John Vas inched 11 yards for a score, and Bob Korin capped the win with a one yard TD plunge.
Clair Michels of the American Hereford Journal attended the judging event on Tuesday afternoon but had to depart for Bozeman that night. He formerly served as county agent and was a promoter and secretary of the local show and sale. Sale committee members include Wendell Jardine chairman, Harry Tash, J. E. Selway, Frank Pendleton, Ed Atkins secretary, with others named.
A Dillon parish committee forms the base for future projects with leaders including Raymond Lynch A F Luchetti John Mc Laughlin John Markovich and others guiding organization. Outlying Lima Dell Jackson and Grant areas assign representatives and more enlistments are pending reports.
Rural youths participate in annual Youth Electric Fairs conducted by participating cooperatives. Winners in four categories advance to the State Youth Fair held with the state convention. State winners receive trophies and $100 college scholarships.
If a man cannot recognize an opportunity when seen, education offers little benefit. The adage highlights the need for discernment alongside learning and practical insight.
An elderly columnist muses on Lincoln's dictum that deeds outlast words and on Teddy Roosevelt's Big Stick era. He recalls political debates, anti monopoly efforts, and self descriptions as a wind-bag while stressing the value of enduring small achievements.
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