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jjtÊ M m m m i k PAGE FOUR THE DILLON, MONTANA, DAILY TRIBUNE-EXAMINER MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1962 %:■ i ROVING REPORTER • Mrs. Tony Schuetz SHOCKING SITUATION Darn my static electricity, the other night I was tearing up news papers for papier mache, it would go along nicely for about so long and then the electricity would build up and the bits and pieces of paper would stick to my hands all same as feather and molasses. Then I’d quit and knit for a while, then start rending again. When I mentioned it to Kay Ascheman she said, \Why didn’t you just touch some metal and spark it off?” Hah, not me, I don’t like shocks that well. Mrs. Ruth Sutton of Maiden Rock shopped in Melrose Friday. Mrs. Rudy Polish of Glen was a Melrose visitor Friday. Our first Christmas cards ar rived Friday, another job I’ve been not getting done. Of course I have four letters written to put in cards, which is a start in the right direction, if I could just keep go ing. Bert Siria and his sister Mrs. Ruth Berry have returned to their homes for the time being. Joe Buyan took Lee Jones to Butte Friday for medical attention. Mrs. Duane Ehrenberg and daughter Annie shopped in Butte Saturday. Burr Lively and small son Lee were visitors in Dillon Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Slivkoss, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Showalter, Mr. and Mrs. Evan Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Lunceford, Mrs. Dean and Clarence Peete, all of Sebastopol, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lively of Melrose enjoyed a din ner at the Arrow Club in Butte re cently before the Californians left from spending the huntiiig season here. Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith and Mrs. Benny Reynolds have gone to Los Angeles to attend the cham pionship rodeo in which Benny is participating. Hope he comes out on top. The Melrose Mother’s Club met Wednesday afternoon with 20 members present. They had a dis cussion on costumes for the Christ mas program. No date set for sure as yet. Nancy and Caroline Sorenson of Dillon were weekend guests at the home of their sister, Mrs. Harold Reid. Norman Grant stopped in Mel rose Monday and took Jim La Marche along to the sale in Dillon with him. Bill Garrison visited in Melrose Friday. They are moving their cat tle down from Feeley. Mrs. Sophie Schmalhorst left Thursday for her home in Deer Lodge after spending a very plea sant week at the Cliff Ascheman home. Mrs. Ted Walker and children BOOM HITS M ELROSE There’s nothing like keeping up wth the Joneses. Melrose can now say we’5re not far behind Los An geles and Helena and Great Falls. We had us a sonic BOOM Tues day evening. Your reporter was just turning the electric oven on at 5:30 when everything rocked, and before I remembered that we no longer cooked on gas I had it turned off. Then the furnace hadn’t blown up through the ceiling and I remembered what a sonic boom sounded like and felt like, so poked my head out the back door and heard a jet. And then I also re membered that if it had been the cookstove blowing up I’d have been either the first or the last to know. I’ve heard of no windows being broken, but as Dorothy Walker said at club, \I can understand those farmers complaining that it caused great distress among their milk cows, and could make them lay off on production.” The big towns can keep ’em, we don’t need to be modernized. Lettering stencils with Old Eng lish letters and numbers at the Daily Tribune. for DRAPES and VENETIAN BLINDS (Horizontal and V e rtical) The DILMART Dillon'* Homo M a rt Out of town patrons of ' the Grange card party Saturday-night were Mr. and Mrs. George Baker and Mr. and. Mrs. Gene Roberts of Barrett’s, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Streb of Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Keil and Carl Kambich, all, of Divide and Mr. and Mrs. John Pettengil and Frankie Kambich of Glen. I’m most happy to hear that Mrs. Johnny Hand is getting along nicely and expects to get out of the hospital soon. I was in Dillon, but coming down with sniffles and a cough and thought she had enough troubles without me going up and passing along some germs. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lively have returned from Spokane where he attended the Northwest Min ing Convention. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jacovac of Dillon visited Thursday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Jack Kearns. Mrs. Margaret Decker went to Butte in that: horrible mess Mon day morning to report for jury duty and get excused because of the condition of the roads. Tom Connor and Jim La Marche went to Alder Sunday to get Jim’s horse, Silk. Tom was pretty upset to find him in very poor shape and thinks someone must have found him immediately after he strayed away from camp and worked heck out of him, either riding or pack ing, and probably turned him loose after they got through with him. Roy Peterson went to Dillon Wednesday and purchased a new heating stove which Bert Meg- quier delivered to Melrose. Peggy McCleery and Hazel and Marguerite La Marche shopped in Butte Saturday. ACHING EYEBALLS! We spent last Sunday visiting around in Butte -and didn’t get started home till 8 p.m. when a pouring rain was pouring. Inside of two blocks it was rain mixed with sleet and in another two blocks it was a blinding blizzard. Some fun. All the way from Butte to Nissler I thought “What a night to hit a horse or cow.” Because that is where so many hits take place, of course at the rate we were traveling we couldn’t have damaged either ourselves or the stock, but the bump might have cascaded us off into the ditch. We met an awful lot of jeeps and pickups, hunters I suppose, who were probably wishing they’d started home a little earlier. Talk about aching eyeballs by the time we got home. YA GOTTA KEEP MOVIN' __ Word has been received in Mel rose that George Kambich who re cently underwent surgery in Se attle has developed pneumonia. And I’ll tell you something that I’ve learned in my hospital bouts. Get moving and keep on the move, turn from side to side even if it kills you, it won’t, will just feel that way. If you can’t move, ask the nurses to turn you, and try to cough if you can’t do anything else. I learned loqg ago that the immobility is what causes your lungs to go on the blink. They’ll tell you to stir around but mostly don’t bother to tell you why, and I think perhaps that’s why a few people develop lung disturbances. When Tony was in Salt.Lake he was strapped down to where he could not move too much, so they’d give him a little snort of gas to make him cough. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hager and Mike O’Brien were visitors in Dil lon Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Streb of Dillon visited at the Albert Hager and Hugh McCullough homes Wed nesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ascheman and sons shopped in Butte Saturday. We are sorry to hear that How ard Paul of Maiden Rock has been hospitalized in Butte and hope for his quick recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Hart took their little daughter, Kathy, to Butte Sunday for medical atten tion. Mrs. Joyce Talbott of Glen and Mrs. Wallace Reynolds and Juanita Rand of Melrose shopped in Butte Thursday. left Thursday for Bozeman where they will spend the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Jack Malmstrom. The Daily Tribune has some very nice magnifying glasses for reading and for carrying in the pocket for field use. ROBERTA THEATRE TONIGHT — TUESDAY \Summer and Smoke\ Laurence Harvey Geraldine Page Story by Tennessee Williams Panavision, Technicolor Tim es: Mon. to Thursday. 7:30 F r i. — Sat. — Sun. 7:00 * 9:00 Ted Walker and Jim LaMarche, Mp. and Mrs. Kent Connor and Danny Pendergast attended the sale in Butte Tuesday. Hazel La Marche shopped and visited in Butte Wednesday. Bob Stevenson of Butte was down last week and did some hunt ing. Mr. and Mrs. Kip Robson have moved back to their place at Glen dale. - Ada Gordon made a trip to Butte last week and was accompanied home by Wallace McVey who has been staying there since his recent bout with flu. Mrs. Wayne Decker, Mrs. Ora Trueman and Mrs. Elsie Friend shopped in Butte Thursday. Opportunity knocks but once they say. A month or so. ago when Christmas was the furthest thing from my thoughts, I saw Pillsbury flour with cookie folders in, but didn’t need flour so didn’t buy. Then I saw the Family Circle with those jewel boxes in it, and al though I have cookie recipes run ning out of my ears I did want to try out one of the jewel boxes. None of it left with the instruc tions in. Woe is me. Next time opportunity knocks I’ll grab it by the ear right quick. FLOYDIE IS LONESOME We have just been thinking it might be nice for Floydie Mc- Clennan’s friends to send her cards, she is a bit lonesome 'way down there in Venezuela with the Peace Corps, so here is her ad dress: Floydena McClennan, Ofi cina M.A.C., Carrera 3 - Sucre, Biscucuy-Estado Portuguesa, Ven ezuela, South America. CLUB ELECTS - The Melrose Women's Club met Wednesday night. Election of offi cers was held. The new officers are: Dorothy Walker, president; Gloria Eighorn, vice-president; and Helen Buyan, secretary-treasurer. G A S ! Not 4 Less But 4 The Best Be Sure To Get Conoco Hottest Brand Going! Davis Conoco Service Open 24 Hours Daily Phone 683-2329 . . . Call Us! Corner Montana & Glendale NEW LO C A T IO N . . . I cordially invite patrons and friends to visit me at my new location in the former Baptist parsonage across from the postoffice, starting Tuesday, Dec. 11. MARIE'S SHOP 126 South Idaho Street ( i n « G if t Shop at the Store with the Santa on the door! The n
