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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1957

Page

3

Glen News Community Dinner and Hunting Notes Update

Community dinners at the Vern Burk home feature several Oklahoma City visitors and local kin. The piece details hunting trips by numerous residents, visits from Kadoka and Silver Star, and local events including a Halloween party and a Beaver football remark.

Burks Vern Burk Mr. Burk Gilbert Burk Mr. Nowlin Gregg Clarke Mr. Moeller Oklahoma City Okla Phil

Linen shower honors Mrs. Harvey in Argenta home

A group of community women attended a linen shower at Mrs. John Hand in Argenta for Mrs. Ed Harvey, formerly Carol Sue McGlennon, who recently married. The Harveys now reside in Butte. Also noted are calf vaccinations by Lars Kalsta and a visit by Bill Gandrud. Congratulations to Tommy Larson and Helen Proctor of Lima on their marriage.

John Argenta Ed Harvey Carol Sue McGlennon Harveys Butte Lars Kalsta Bill Gandrud Tommy Larson Helen Proctor Lima Tom Frank Kambich Larry Stefanic Ruby Area

Fishermen Reminded to Return Log Books

Montana fishermen who kept trips in the Fisherman's Log booklets supplied by the Montana Fish and Game department are reminded that these must be returned when the fishing season closes on November 20.

Montana Montana Fish and Game Department

Ranchers Trade Cattle and Hunters Seek Big Game

Earl Tash sold two truckloads of fat cows to Jack Roberts of Dillon. Harrison and Skelton moved 400 yearling feeder steers from the K6 Ranch to the Harrison ranch for shipment to Billings. The Big Hunt begins in Grasshopper with elk, deer, moose permits sought by hunters from Butte Havre Dillon, and moose hunters from Billings Missoula Havre. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Alan Doescher from East Chicago Indiana and WMCE Billings fans Jim Jules Gordon Marchesseault attended a football game in Dillon. Distemper vaccines given to Emigh and Norman horses. flu shots administered to Dwight Harrison family.

Earl Tash Jack Roberts Dillon Harrison and Skelton Harrison Ranch Billings Harrisons Danny Teddy Harrison Walt Jones Grasshopper Hank Tandy Hale Butte Alvin Euell Harris Foss Bil Kemberry Havre Coulter Given Jimmy Harris Wheat Big Hole Missoula Alan Doescher C. W. Haight, Jr Chicago Indiana Esseault Wmce - Billings George Guliksen Fred Henne Jack Miller Cummings Jim Marchesseault Bill Martin Anaconda Frank Marchesseau Norman Nelson Norman

Beaver Trapping Applications Count Over Four Hundred

Montana Fish and Game reports more than 400 applications for the 1957-58 beaver trapping season in five western districts. Quotas range from five to 57 beaver per trapper by unit. Applications were due October 1. general season runs statewide November 10 to May 31, 1958.

Montana Fish and Game Department Montana Fletcher Newby

Award for Dillon BLM clerk gains 75 dollar prize

Frances Riebhoff district clerk in Dillon Montana received a 75 dollar award for a bureau wide suggestion to improve administrative operations. The award was presented by R D Neilson state supervisor at a district office meeting with James F Cotter district range manager and other officials. It marks her second award for improving delinquent account handling under the Interior Department management program.

Frances Riebhoff Dillon James F. Cotter R. D. Neilson George Holte Denver Robert Lovegren Washington, D. C Montana Riebhoff Department of the Interior

Scare Tactics Boost Reputation Over Neighbors

Advice notes that a strong reputation shines more than mere kindness. It suggests that a good scare can motivate others and elevate status, while maintaining polish to outshine rivals.

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Glen Almon Taylor June Gary Burk Pettijohn Kadoka South da Paul Allen John Rieber Taylor Co. W. Frame Paul Gneiting Hugh McCullough Molly Kambich Lawrence Garrity Silver Bill Spehar Bill Myrtle Reichle Joan Grogan Charles Cocanougher Cliff Anderson Bozeman Clyde Kahle Cyril, Oklo Geo. Rafferty Clara Spinner Julia William Garrison Buhrer Glen McQuiston Ardis Ann Galen McQuiston Barrett Hospital Sheldon McQuistons Melrose Elmer Costel Rose Mrs O. G. McQuiston Johnny Stefanic Martin Stefanie Johnny Horace Hand Polaris News Dillon Examiner Jim, Jules and Gordon March Dwight Harrison F&g Dept BLM Hertz Union Pacific Railroad
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