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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1942
Page
4
Mrs Maggie Hand of Lavon and former Melrose resident visited friends here and stayed with Mrs Frank Hoffman. Many Melrose figures attended gatherings, trips to Butte and Dillon, and local dances with multiple families traveling to nearby towns and attending events through Labor Day weekend.
A historical quotation attributed to Horace Greeley warns that the deepest hour for a young man may come when he contemplates obtaining money without honest work. The line reflects 19th century moral rhetoric about industry and virtue.
Community in Wise River extends sympathy to Archie Webbing and family after Archie Jr. 16 died of a heart attack while on a pre school outing at Liberty lake near Spokane. Funeral services were held in Dillon with family members and local residents in attendance.
The Sunday lesson reads across Christ ian Science churches on Sept 6 1942 with golden text from Psalms 37 23 and a Bible passage from 2 Timothy 3 16 emphasizing scripture and instruction in righteousness The Science and Health excerpt argues that man’s perfection is a divine reflection not lost by mortal condition and cites Jesus Be ye therefore perfect.
Mrs. Betty Baker Kempton of Portland and her 2 year old son Alan have spent days visiting relatives in Dillon and Armstead. In Dillon she stayed with her uncles George and Albert Baker, and in Armstead with the Taylor A. Bradley home. Betty Baker is the former Dillon resident and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jay S. Baker now of Portland.
Editorial argues for a plan using 20 percent of war profits to buy Recovery bonds, non interest bearing until war end, then tradable. Bonds fund conversion of plants from war to peace production, ensuring government revenue and workers retain jobs. Will urge support for senators and congressmen.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Huntley and relatives return from Spokane with Gale and Clayton Huntley. Several families host gatherings and trips as residents travel to Butte Helena Miles City and Billings for visits and work. Local shifts include students starting school and a nursing graduate returning home after completing training in Great Falls.
Alumni and former students of the State University at Missoula will attend a dinner at the Arthur Brown home on South Idaho street tomorrow night. President and Mrs. Melby will greet guests at a reception from 6:00 to 6:30 and Melby will speak during the evening. E. A. Atkinson, secretary of the Alumni association, will also visit. George M. Gosman chairs arrangements. reservations to him.
Week at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stewart features a birthday party for Mr. Jake Neidt Sr with many families gathered at Twin Lakes. Separately, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shields move to Polson Montana after serving as game warden here for the past year.
In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County Margaret Lasich sues Anna Lukanitsch Krauland Mary Lukanitsch Anna Lukanitsch Joe Lukanitsch Katherine Lukanitsch Anna Gireen Leaf and unknown heirs or devisees of Michael Lukanitsch and Anna Lukanitsch Krauland plus unknown owners of two Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway bonds each worth 1000 dated December 12 1895 due October 1 1995 bearing 4 percent interest with bonds registered in the names of Michael Lukanitsch or Anna Lukanitsch and the railway company. Charlie Clayton disclaims responsibility for Pauline Clayton’s debts.
A collection of 1942 classified items includes a magazine subscription representative wanted in North Cohocton New York, a ranch hand foreman job in Twin Bridges Montana, a public greenhouse auction in Orr Montana, and a Montana court summons for quieting title on old railway bonds dated 1895 in Beaverhead County with legal action and attorney details.
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