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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1957
Page
4
Local clubs plan meetings with relief society primary mutual and Circle No. 907 agendas. VFW barbecues and bazaar events set for September with picnic ground site and lunch pricing. Numerous Dillon and regional residents visit relatives, attend rodeos and explore nearby towns. gatherings include family visits, Caverns trip, and Harshner news.
QC. Edna Freeman administratrix announces creditors and all persons with claims against James Richard Freeman deceased must file within four months after first publication. Claims with vouchers to be sent to Collins & Burns Poindexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County at the listed law offices. First pub September 4, 1957.
The report lists residents and guests visiting or traveling during the period. Virginia Kay Robbins and Valene Charlesworth spent a day in Lima visiting aunt Mrs. R. C. Poole. Sol Bittick visited Idaho Falls. Ray Weeks Jr. vacationed in West Yellowstone. Several pairs, including Don and Bob Detton and Harold Weeks, were in Virginia City and Idaho Falls. Lamar Truman and family vacationed in Idaho Falls. Wayne Montgomery went to Chicago to fetch furniture. George Franks and family attended the Dillon Rodeo during Labor Day.
Mr and Mrs R M Gregg observe their 40th wedding anniversary with an open house at 716 East Bannack Street next Sunday. They were married in Blackfoot Idaho on September 5 1917. Relatives include son Dr R L Gregg of Iowa City and son-in-law Gordon Brohaugh of Great Falls.
Six sisters and their families gathered for a Labor Day reunion at Maude Bennett’s home on North Pacific Street in Dillon. The sisters include Mrs. Maude Bennett of Dillon Mrs. Parke Scott of Armstead Mrs. Alfred Hunt of Waterloo Mrs. Vivian Thomas of Cody Wyoming Elsie Crouch of Dillon and Mrs. James Prelat of Missoula.
Certificate certifies that John Skoning Brenner Frances Ford Brenner and Elizabeth Ford Brenner operate Lazy E 4 Cattle Company from Grant Montana Beaverhead County. Notarized July 1 1957 by Peter Meloy Notary Public Helena Montana commission expires 3 1 1959.
The executors Ray Martinell and Walter Stamm announce the meeting place at Collins & Burns Poindexter Block Dillon Montana for probate transactions. First publication August 28 1957.
Male help wanted to sell monuments. If you can call on ready buyers for six hours weekly and earn $100 or more, write for full details. Winona Monument Company address: 123 Wimonoco Bidg., Winona, Minnesota.
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