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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1933
Page
3
Wem Europe boosts its own wheat while the United States runs a new Agricultural Adjustment Administration program to cut U.S. acreage. The plan targets lower production to ensure all grain can be sold at a profit to farmers, avoiding surplus or losses.
A telephone serves every member of the household. It handles social and business appointments keeps friends within reach assists young people with school activities and saves needless trips. It offers unlimited ways of service and can be obtained for a few cents a day with any employee taking the order.
William M. Lloyd and Miss Alice Glass wed last Sunday at the Glass home in Zurich Montana. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend Fulford of Chi nook with Harriett Glass maid of honor and Ernest Nelson as escort. The couple plan a motor honeymoon through Yellowstone and will reside in Dillon starting October first.
The St James guild will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at the ranch home of Mrs A C Morrow. Mrs Gilchrist the state deputy of the Royal Neighbors and Mrs Gallahan the district deputy were guests of honor at the lodge meeting. A shower was given for Mrs Verna Thompson Nettick who recently married. The Baptist Aid society met in the church cottage last Thursday afternoon with Mrs Robert Frakes and Mrs Ted Wright.
The U S department of agriculture sets a two month open season for waterfowl in Nebraska Montana Wyoming and Colorado from October 1 to November 30. Daily duck bag drops to 12 with eight canvasbacks redheads scaups teals shovelers or gadwalls allowed. Duck possession limit falls to 24 and species limits to 16. Cackling geese become huntable for first time since 1930.
Smith McKnight arrived in town yesterday from Dell to handle business affairs.
Saturday afternoon marks the inaugural Shake speare club meeting with Autumn Cro cus as the first discussed work. The Manse hosts tomorrow with Mrs. Lorin Davis and Mrs. W. T. Morrison as hostesses. The De Molay convenes tonight at the Masonic temple. Methodist Aid society hosts tomorrow in church parlors with Mrs. Creighton and Mrs. Levant Taylor. Mrs. S. B. Howell and Mrs James Blair visited from Horse Prairie for shopping last Monday. Mrs. C. P. Thomas visits her daughter in Columbus Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. EB Poindexter and Mrs. Louise Taylor motor to the Mudd ranch at Fishtrap Monday, with Mrs. Mudd visiting Dillon.
Former Lieutenant Governor W R Allen announced an aggressive development plan for the Boston Mines holdings in French Gulch and Elkhorn Beaverhead to be funded by the National Boston Mines Corp. The plan includes testing quartz porphyry dikes at French Gulch and a 750 ton flotation plant at Elkhorn with extensive drilling to reach deeper horizons.
Helena October 8 to 14 designated as fire prevention week in Montana with a call for definite programs to detect and correct fire hazards. Governor Cooney warns Montanans that losses exceed two million dollars annually and many residents suffer burns or injuries in fires.
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