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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1941
Page
5
The article urges farmers to adapt to changing conditions by selecting crops that meet current demand, fit local soil and climate, and leverage information from state agricultural departments. It compares profitable farming to choosing a shop location with less competition and stresses studying local conditions to decide where profits lie.
Miss Donna Helen Randolph and Frederick J. Simons were married at St. Rose Catholic Church with Fr. F. X. Lechner officiating. The ceremony featured garden floral decor, music, and family witnesses, followed by a wedding breakfast and a trip to Seattle where Simons will resume studies at the University of Washington.
Gene White and Frank Dodgson delivered desks and seats for the school house as Wise River prepares to open. Miss Joye Sweet is named teacher. Local residents and visitors frequent nearby towns as families travel for holidays and gatherings.
Under authority from the CCC office in Washington D C applicants for junior enrollment may register at any time, according to Roland P Freeman Montana state supervisor. Young men seeking CCC employment should contact the local department of public welfare courthouse the commanding officer of the nearest CCC camp or the Montana State Employment Service also in the courthouse. Eligibility requires ages 17 to 23 1 2 years not employed and in need of work not in regular school attendance and in good health and moral character.
Miss Mary Catherine Hines returns to her home in Phillipsburg this week after visiting her aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. George Melton.
The Aug 31 lesson sermon in Christ Jesus centers on the gospel’s power to salvation. It cites Mark 16 with signs for believers and Science and Health noting Jesus demonstrated divine science to overcome death and grant salvation from sin sickness and death.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hillstead with children and Mrs. Vern Rang and son Roney visited relatives in Afton Wyoming over the double holiday. Mrs. Rang plans to stay a week longer there.
Armstead residents report electricity restored after a three day blackout. local families travel to Dillon, Bannack and Idaho Falls for shopping, schooling, or visiting. moves include Marcheta McMenomey and family relocating to Dillon. Rosa Lee Brown takes a teaching post in Billings. E W Hildreth family planning move to Armstead for the school season.
Americans are urged to buy Defense Bonds and Stamps now as it speeds national defense and helps curb inflation. Bonds are registered and nontransferable, payable to the named owner, not usable as collateral for loans. Purchase options include post offices, banks, savings institutions, or mail orders from the Treasurer of the United States.
A reader can build regular retirement income by buying Defense Savings Bonds. A $37.50 monthly purchase matures in 10 years to provide $50 monthly as each bond matures. Increasing monthly investment to $75 yields $100 ten years hence. Buying supports government during the national emergency in Washington, D. C.
Mr and Mrs A K Van Orden with children Kay and Allen accompanied by Mr and Mrs E L Feldsted of Blackfoot Idaho visited briefly with Mr and Mrs Victor Cushman Monday. Ward and Halstead families from Whitehall called on Cushman at the W P Scott Cushman home. Victor Cushman and daughter spent Sunday in Twin Bridges at C L Cushman home.
Mr and Mrs James Kochel visited Dr and Mrs I W Vinsel last week during the sheriffs convention Kochel serves as the Fallon county peace officer.
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