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WEDNESDAY, NOV. 23, 1949 I-HE DILLON DAILY TRIBUNE P A G E Tony Kruletz, Gene Erb and Dick Kinunel have left for Elko, Nevada, where they will spend the winter. C. Ben Ruavis, of the Butte Social Security office, will be in Dillon Friday afternoon, Nov. 25 at the Employment Service office, instead of at his usual time on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Past Noble Grand club will meet Saturday evening at 7:30 at the home of Miss Hazel Conger. Mrs. Kate Murphy will be co hostess. Gun Toter Is Fined $150 Lorin Peele, of American Falls, Ida., was fined $150 by district judge Lyman H. Bennett this week on a charge of carrying con cealed weapons. He was arrested last week by sheriff Paul Temple at Armstead for threatening his wife in an attempted reconcilia tion. Relchle Sagebrush 4-H Meets at Holmlund's By Mabel Piccone * Judith Holmlund was hostess to the members of the Reichle Sagebrush 4-H club at her home Friday evening. Members present were Tom and Frank Kambich, Earl Gransbery, Frank Buhrer, Gunnar Kalsta, Billy Stanford, Clark Cocanaugher, Dan and Tom Pendergast, Carole Cocanaugher, Judith Holmlund, Carofee Kam bich, Alice Polish and Mary Gar rison. The business meeting was un der the supervision of the leaders, Dan Pendergast and Rudolph Polish. Games were played and later in the evening Mrs. Holmlund served refreshments. The next meeting will be held at the Reichle school Dec. 16, with Alice Polish as hostess. • LIMA NEWS • Mrs. Ralph Stasich was a call er in Dillon Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Owen, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Bateman, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Ray, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Calvert attended the Shrine banquet and ceremonial in Butte Friday. Mrs. Max Merrell and daughter Kay were callers in Dillon Mon day. Mrs. L. C. Locky.er returned from the hospital in Butte and is reported much improved. Mrs. May Griggs is home again after spending the summer at the Pipe Organ Lodge where she has been employed. Mrs. L. W. Mullany and son accompanied her mother to Butte Monday. Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pierce and sons Jimmy and Leo were callers hi Dillon, Saturday. Rev, Hjortholm, pastor of the First Lutheran church of Dillon, will conduct services at the Com munity church Sunday at 3 p.m. Sunday school every Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Madison of Pocatello were guests of Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Pruitt Thursday. Friday morning they all motored to Butte and attended the Shrine banquet and ceremonial, returning Spn^_ day. Nineteen members of the O.E.S. spent a delightful evening in Du bois recently enjoying their hos pitality on Friendship night. B U R N Sir., and Mrs. S. Bittick were shopping in Butte Thursday. Mrs. George Franks and child ren: and Mrs. Line Miller and children of Monida were callers in Dillon, Saturday. The, O. E. S. d u b Christmas party will be held at the Masonic hall Thursday afternoon, Dec. 8. The party will be preceded by a no-host luncheon at the White cafe at 2 p.m. Please make your reservations early. REICHLE NEWS • By M rs. M a b e l Piccone' Mrs. Joe Campbell of Dillon I Kambich. and Mrs. Frank Moran of Butte attended the program at the school Saturday, evening to see their grandchildren; Judith Holm lund and Carolee and Donnie A dance at the haO Saturday- evening was largely attended. The- members of Buhrer school P.-T-A* served lunch. Duplicator Stencils at Tribune». iriiO T T C H E C K E R B O A R D C H U C K L E S • f r o m Y o u r P u r i n a ! M H H Feed PURINA SOW & PIG CHOW With Your Groin It's a milk-maker for 8ow4«\*<|) growth-maker for pigs. Feed to p igs 6 up to weaning for fast, ¿Qgfj t growth and development- / —* 10* WILLIAMS FEED & MACHINERY N m nper-Bttid piston«— de signed to start quiet, run quiet New ttm -tbde fan—scoop* In more air at lower, quieter fan speeds. New timlitf fear—it's made of “ hushed\ material for extra quietness. 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