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PAGE TWO . . THE DILLON DAILY TRIBUNE «WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10, 1941 The DILLON DAILY TRIBUNE Published by The Tribune Pgt>!ishing' Co. Albert Erickson, Publisher Subscription Rates • in Advance One Year . ............... $2.50 Six' Months .... u.... ................ 1.25 Three Months .... ; ..... ; ........ .65 Per Week ........ .05 Entered as second class matter June 12, 1886, at the postoffice, at Dillon, Montana, ulider the act of March 3, 1879. 1 National Advertising Represen tative, The American Press Association. Telephone 66 1in l Cote, Jack Goforth, Bill Myers, Ted Eby, Bill Morey, Bill Mar shall, John Hudson, Harold Lean- ord, Misses Bessie McKenzie, Ce cilia Hansen, Lucille Hansen,“ Dor othy Hansen and • Ruby Myers. R E I C H L E A L D E R Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clough of Marshall) Mo., returned home af ter a two i weeks' visit with Mrs. ■ Clough’s aunt, Mrs. Lucy Gainain. Charles Cote who was struck by lightning-.some time ago, left for Camas Hot Springs for treat ment. ” The community was deeply grieved fo hear of the sudden death of Bob Cowan of Laurin. Jack Conway accompanied Al- den Bennett of Virginia City1 to Bozeman Sunday. Many people attended the dance in Alder Saturday night given by Chick McLean and Jake Flood. A miscellaneous shower was held at the community hall Satur day evening for ■ Mrs. Francis Merzlak, nee Frances Hansen of Alder. The evening was spent in cards, games and music. A delic ious lunch was served by the hos tesses, Mrs. L. R. Hansen and' Mrs. Norman Conway, after which the honored guest opened her many lovely and useful gifts. Out of town guests included Mrs. Bill Jensen of Dillon, Mrs. Leo Musberger, Mrs. Lewis Han sen and Mrs. Herbert Hansen of Virginia City, and Mrs. Bill Fa- ger and Mrs. Rae V ~ \ y of Laurin. Other guests included Mesdames Henry Stone, Emerson Stone, Elizabeth Stone,, Hans Hansen, Chris Hansen, Herman Hansen John Huck, John , Anderson, Pete Anderson, Grover Qoetchius, Eiiza Showe, Art Mazola, Cleo Hynd- man, Paul Blaseg, Bill Kelly, Lucy Gainain, Frank Conway, Bill Mc Kenzie, Mary Salmonsen, Nels Salmcnsen, jr., Norman Fries, Kate McDonald, Chris Larson, Od- J. B. Garrison of Butte visited a few days' last week at the Gar rison home here. Mr,:, and Mrs. Arthur , Reichle were dinner . guests ' of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Polish Sunday. John Walters and James Jenk ins of Dillon spent a few days last, week repairing their hotel prop erty here. Mrs. Joe Arbour and children came home Monday from Elkhorn Springs, where Mrs. Arbour had been operating a hotel durîng the summer. Miss Jessie Kramp is clerking at the Reichle store. . Lars Kalsta attended a direc tors’ meeting of EHe R. E. A. at Twin Bridges on Saturday. Miss Bertha Huber and Mrs. A. Thompson of- Dillon visited Mrs. Veronica Hartwig one day during thé week. • Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Ahders were their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Will Ahders of Butte, and their grandson and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Billie Ahders of Great Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gamer of Butte visited Mrs. R. R. Landon one day last week. They were en boute home from California. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Piccone en tertained a number of their friends at an evening party Saturday. The guests enjoyed games and visit ing. An appetizing lunch was served by the hostess. ~ Mrs. Lucy Briggs of Redwood City, Calif., arrived here Satur day for a few days’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lars Kalsta. Mrs. Briggs is Mrs. Kalsta’s aunt. She will later visit her sister, Mrs. Mag gie Hand, at Blue Bay, near Poi son. Dave Hagenbarth sold two car loads of cattle from the Consoli dated Farms. They were shipped south on Monday. • BARBS rpHE darker things get for. you A the mqre chance there is to shine. I f some people didn't have troubles, they’d have a hard., time carrying on a conversation. til # * . rs < Exaggeration in the war bul letins from Berlin and Moscow suggests that the pen still is mightier than the sword. * * * . \ The person who constantly ’ sings his own praises hits a lot of sour notes. * * * New York woman saw 837 mo^u's in four years. Must be truf.. after all. that a woman can stand more pain than a man. L E G A LS Mrs. Cora Squire of Helena vis ited at the Morse Waldorf home for the past ten days enroute to Florida to spend the winter. TOWNSEND MEETING—- The Townsend club will meet on Thursday evening at 8 o’clock* in file courthouse. Two ' speakers from Butte will be on h^nd to give addresses. Mrs. T. T. McAdam entertained the Beaverhead Ladies club Tues day afternoon at her home. Re freshments were served at the close of the meeting. 1 . ^ SUMMONS' ,.r. In the District. Court of the Fifth Judicial District of the State of Montana, in and tor the County ■ „of Beaverhead. FLORENCE FOX, Plaintiff,' 1 ■ vs. . JOSEPH’ FOX, Defendant. r The State or Montana, To the Above Named. Oelend-nl: You are hereby summoned ' to answer the. complaint in this ac tion yvhich is filed in the office of the Clerk of this- Court, a copy oi which is herewith served upon you,* and to file your answer and I serve a copy thereof upon the ! plaintiff’s attorney within twenty | days after the service of this sum mons, exclusive of the day of ser vice; and in case of your failure to appear or answer, judgment :j will be taken against you by de,- j fault, for the relief demanded in ' the. complaint. . This action is , maintained for the purpose of securing a divorce from the defendant on the grounds that the defendant fpr more than one year last past, has failed to provid^ for the plaintiff the com mon necessaries of life, having tne ability so to do, in that he is dir | able bodied man well able to earn and does earn at least $75.00 pei month and on account of such failure the plaintiff has been com pelled to go out and earn her own livelihood or, depend on the .char? , ity of friends and relatives. ! WITNESS my hand and seal ¡of said Cofirt this 9th: day of Sep tember, A. D. 1941. 1 . NORMAN GILES, Clerk. J. E. Kelly, Attorney for Plaintiff, . Dillon, Montana. 4t NOTICE OF SPÈCIAL MEETING Or STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SELWAY SHEEP AND LAND : . . \COMPANY' - Notice dis hereby given that a special meeting.'of the stockhold ers ou the Sei\v ay Shèep and Land Company, a corporation organized and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Mon tana, has been called and will be held on the 11th day of October, 1941, at 2 o’clock P..M.,- at the office of said Corporation ip the First National Bank Building, City of Dillon, State of Montana, for the purpose of considering, the adoption o f a by-law empowering the Board of Directors of -said Corporation to sell the whole of the,property and assets of every kind and description of said Cor poration, for property; and for the transaction of such other bus iness as may properly come before the meeting. By order of the Board of Direc tors. W; W. HAWKINS, Secretary. Dated Sept. 10, 1941. 5t OUT OUR W A Y BY ;. R. W ILLIAMS T. M. R ía Ü, B. PAf. OFF. I COPR. m i BY NEA SERVICE, INC. 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