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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7 ,1 9 6 2 THE DILLON, M ON T A N A , D A ILY TRIBUNE-EXAM INER PAGE THREE JA C K S O N NEW S • Mrs. Margaret Nelson TB TESTS County Nurse Kathleen Johnston and Mrs. Tex Smith came from Dillon Friday to give the TB tests. She plans to return Monday to read the tests for any reactors and will give the vision tests to the school children. Melvin Peterson drove to Dil lon Sunday. From there he went by bus to Great Falls to attend a Livestock Commission meeting. Mrs. John Krause returned Wed nesday from a trip to Missoula, Portland, Seattle, and other Pa cific Northwest cities. She was ac companied by her sister, Mrs. Olive Smith. They attended the wedding of a niece in Portland and visited relatives enroute. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Krause and boys Kttrt and Kade, met the travelers in Dillon. She was gone 10 days. Methodist Ladies ANNUAL BAZAAR SATURDAY Baked Goods and Fancy Work ROBERTA THEATRE LAST TIM E TONIGHT \The Outsiders\ Starring Tony Curtis In A Blazing Story of U. S. Marines In Fun and Glory! SATURDAY ONLY \The Sad Sack\ Jerry Lewis, David Wayne Phyllss Kirk, Vista Vision SPECIAL M A T IN E E Saturday at 2:00 SU N D A Y — TUESDAY \Summer and Smoke\ Laurence Harvey Geraldine Page Story by Tennessee Williams Panavlslon, Technicolor Times: Mon. to Thursday. 7:30 Frl. — Sat. — Sun. 7:00 & 9:00 The Dillon Daily TRIBU N E -EXAM INER 22 So. Montana St. E. C. Townsend, Publlsher-Mgr. E. S. Townsend, Editor Charles Stauffer, News Editor Phone 683-2331 (Subscription Rates In Advance) Montana Bates: Per Year ............................ 55.00 6-Months ............................ 2.75 3-Months ....................... 1.50 1-Month ______ .75 Out of Montana: Per Year ___ 6-Months ........ 3-Months ........ 1-Month.......... 37.00 3.75 2.00 1.25 Entered as second class matter June 12, 1881, at the post office at Dillon, Montana, under the Act of March 3, 1879. National Advertising Representa tive: Inland Newspaper Representa tives, Inc., 410 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago 11, IUlnols; 1 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, New York; 4638 J. C. Nichols Park way, Kansas City, Missouri; 413 Lafayette Building, Detroit 26, Michigan; 915 Olive Street, St. Louis, Missouri; 616 Washington Street, Denver, Colorado. Member: Adv. Checking Bureau and Montana State Press Assoc MRS. SHEPHERD H O S T E S S The Senior Bridge Club was en tertained by Mrs. Sanford Shep herd Thursday afternoon. Substi tuting for absent members were Mrs. Jack Shepherd and Mrs. Wayne Stocks. Score winners were Mrs. Mark Clemow, Mrs. Allen Dansie and Mrs. Stocks. The hos tess served a dessert course. Alfred Peterson arrived home Saturday from a cattle buying trip in Canada with his son Dar win. Mr. and Mrs. Hy Martinell,-Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jardine, Dale Pet tit, Bill Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Nelson motored to Dillon Sunday. The men competed in the Bowling Tournament. Evelyn Guring of Frazer, Mont., has taken the position of clerk at the Jackson Ranger Station. The Forest Service camp crew, which has been modernizing recreation areas in the Jackson district, with the exception of Jim Harper and Glen Stevens, has left for the win ter. Bill and Dick Steyh, Abe Oehrls and John Burs have re turned to Butte. Harper and Glenn are building equipment for the Elkhom camp grounds. MRS. KRAU S E HOSTESS The Junior . Bridge Club was en tertained by Mrs. Kenneth Krause Tuesday at her home. Mrs. Martin Jackson won high, Mrs. Jack Shepherd second and Mrs. John MacDougal low. T h e hostess served refreshments. nmmtmtimiiunimimnmmniimutiiiiMtiiimiinttiiniKfmmmiuiiiimmmtriau uimuuitiiJUiiuiuiiiKMJUUUUwmjuammmuiiuiisiiuiuuuiiiiumiiHHiiiumiij 3 What About Money? The unseen but very basic ingredient in any Christ mas gift list is the money it will take to foot the bills. If you find yourself long on gift ideas but short of ready cash, see us for the money yoy'll need. Repayment terms will.be arranged to suit your convenience! Come in. -------* ------- - ---------- * ------- Special Xmas Hours Monday - Friday... 9:00 - 6:00 Saturday... 9:00 - 2:00 Western Acceptance Finance C o m p any Telephone *683-2309 Offices With Dillon Cable TV — 24 North Montana St. FRIEN D S H IP CLUB M E E T S Members of the Friendship Club held their December meeting Tues day. The ladies bought and sent a case of gallon cans of fruit to the Soroptomist home in Butte, a yearly project of the club. There were eight members attending. Mrs. Bill Harrison and Mrs. El- vin Peterson served refreshments. Mrs. Allen Dansie went to Butte Monday for medical attention. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harrison and Tommy kept dental' appointments in Dillon Wednesday. Kenno Krause and Dick Hirschy snow planed via the highway to the top o f the hill where they were met by car. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Peterson and Melvin and Dr. and Mrs. Harrer and children of Wisdom were din ner guests at the Russell Peter son home Sunday. Fred Nelson and Mrs. Bill Nel son and Paula motored to Butte Tuesday. Mrs. Nelson and daugh ter left by train for Missoula to represent the Willow Ranch Cor poration at a Packers and Guides meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hirschy and Jann and Frederick drove to Dar by over the old Lost Trail Pass road Sunday. They branded calves of cattle being fed at the John Schainberger ranch on Rye Creek and returned that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Matter drove to the Holman and Linden ranch Tuesday to bring Mrs. Holman to Jackson where she boarded the stage for Dillon to visit her daugh ter and meet an old friend Mrs. Lehwalder who was visiting in Dil lon. Mrs. Holman returned home Wednesday. Shoppers in Dillon Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jardine and Mr.' and Mrs. Russell Peterson and children. You’ll find key chains at the Tribune. Carry your music with you. En joy the fun of playing a harmonica. The Daily Tribune has the famous Hohner line In all price ranges. TV SERVICE Record Players & Radios All Makes HARVEY Appliance and Furniture Phone 683-5611 S P E C IA L M U S I C . . . Tonight and Saturday See, Hear, Dance To The Music of Dari Hogelund And His Drifters! Playing Your Old and New Favorites Chicken, Steak and Seafood Dinners Chicken and Prawns In-The-Ruff - The CLUB R O Y A L This month marks the golden anniversary of the founding of our company — half a cen tury of service to the people of Montana. And we’re celebrating with an Open House to which you are most cordially invited We have a birthday gift for you, too. So please come help us celebratel Date: Tuesday, Dec. 11 fti Time: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Place: 20 East Sebree, Dillon The Montana Power Company — a Montana company serving Montana people Vf 4 > ‘ ^ t ■, , 4- Vv t ,J¡‘ ¿ W
