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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1957

Page

6

Roy Ford in Jackson Faces Amputation

Word from Jackson says Roy Ford, hospitalized at St James in room 214, underwent nerve surgery without relief. On Monday he was to have his leg amputated. His daughter and grandson from San Carlos California, a brother, and Mrs Ford are at his bedside as the community hopes for a speedy recovery.

Jackson Roy Ford St. James San Carlos Calif Ford

Busy social week in Jackson community

The Jackson social calendar featured the Ladies Guild meeting with Mrs. Pettit, the Friendship Club hosted by Mrs. Sherrie Harrison, and Sincerity Rebekah Lodge. Officers were elected with Harrison as president and Olga Schindler as vice president. Anne plans included Presbytery luncheon in Wisdom and the McFerran installation. Boetticher-Skull nuptials reported as Suzanne Boetticher wed Danny Shull at the Dillon Presbyterian church with a brief homecoming to the former Mrs. Wilson residence.

Jackson Ladies Guild Catholic Church Wisdom Harvey McFerran Sincerity Rebekah Lodge Dillon Louise Ferris Louise Peterson Minnie Pendergast Mercy Matter Jennie Johnson Boetticher Suzanne Boetticher Danny Shull Presbyterian Church White House

Regular Church Services in Jackson Highlight Youth

Regular church services were held in Jackson Thursday evening with hope for a continuing schedule. A good congregation was inspired by the sermon as two young people from the Big Hole participate this week Sandra Lapham will sing a solo and Claudene Dodgson will report on her trip to the Westminster Fellowship National meeting held in July. All should try to attend to encourage these young people.

Jackson Sandra Lapham Claudene Dodgson Westminster Fellowship

Show and Dance to Benefit Building Project at Divide

A show and dance in Dewey Hall Divide on Saturday at 9 PM funds a community hall. The Happy Wanderers directed by Carolyn Larsen perform, sponsored by the Intermountain Transportation Company. Proceeds support the Divide project. admission 7d for adults, 50c for children under 10, lunch 25c. The Navy icebreaker USS Glacier reached McMurdo Sound Oct. 28, 1956.

Dewey Hall Divide Happy Wanderers Carolyn Larsen Intermountain Transportation Company Navy USS Glacier Antarctica McMurdo Sound

Local Folks Enjoy Weekend Activities and Wins

Mrs Allen Dansie and daughter Mrs Norman Stubbs of Dillon shopped in Butte last Thursday. Wendell Jardines drive a new CadillacBruce has a new Chevie Jack Shepherd a red Chevie. Inn hosted Farm Bureau meeting after banquet Saturday night. Sandy and Amber Lapham joined the Shepherds for the Beavers versus Butte Reds game with the Beavers claiming the win.

Allen Dansie Norman Stubbs Dillon Butte Wendell Jardines Bruce Jack Shepherd Farm Bureau Sandy Amber Lapham Beavers Butte Reds

Short Course For Dairymen In Artificial Breeding

Bozeman Montana State College will host a four day course November 20 to 23 for dairymen and cattle raisers. Dr J C Boyd says the program trains men to qualify as licensed inseminators under state law and teaches dairy farmers how to implement artificial breeding in their herds. Sponsors include the dairy industry department, Montana Veterinary Research Laboratory, Western Montana Dairy Breeders Association and the State Livestock Sanitary Board.

Bozeman Montana State College J. C. Boyd Dairy Industry Dairy Industry Department Montana Veterinary Research Laboratory Western Montana Dairy Breeders Association The State Livestock Sanitary Board

Residents Share Weekend Visits Across Towns

Mrs. James Martinell of the Johnson ranch said living in a trailer is ideal during a Jackson visit Monday. Mr. Kenny Krause and Mrs. Krause visited Lima over the weekend while John Krause and Mark Clemon fished for salmon at North Fork Idaho Sunday with no luck. Mrs. Hans Sorenson came from Dillon Friday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Holmen. Saturday the ladies visited Mrs. Sperle in Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Sperle watched TV with Mrs. Zina Burton Sunday evening. LDS members held services Sunday at Kenneth Spiers home.

James Martinell Johnson Ranch Jackson Kenny Krause Lima John Krause Mark Clemon North Fork Idaho Hans Sorenson Dillon Holmen Sperle Chris Sperle Zina Burton LDS Church Kenneth Spiers

Western Montana Bulldogs Begin Rugged Practice Sessions

Western Montana College Bulldogs open a three day practice period with 38 players, including 21 linemen and 17 backs, aiming for a strong Mon tana Collegiate Conference campaign. Standouts include Bill Jackson and Bob DeMarois, with a season opener set for Rexburg against Ricks College and Homecoming on October 5 versus Carroll College.

Western Montana College Bulldogs Montana Bill Jackson Elliston Bob DeMarois Anaconda Ken Sculley Harlowton Ron Kenison Jim Miller Dillon Bulldogs Ricks College Rexburg Ida Carroll College

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