Lima Celebrates Liberty Day and Bond Drive
Lima marked Liberty Day with a prominent bond push as Roy and Hugh Wenster, six and nine, became the first local boys to purchase bonds from Mayor Charles Truax at the Peat hotel. The city, newly incorporated, showcased patriotic displays while Lima eyes a cleansing program and school election results featured Frank Merrill and Fred Walcott as trustees.
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Lima
Liberty Loan
Roy
Hugh Wenster
Peat Hotel
Charles Truax
Liberty Loan Committee
Lim
City Council Special Meeting To Require Dog Muzzling
A special meeting of the city council is called for tonight to pass an ordinance mandating muzzling for all dogs to prevent rabies spread. The disease is reported among coyotes and dogs in Idaho and into southern Montana, prompting regional precautions. KR. B. Roe visited Bedrock last Thursday afternoon.
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Idaho
Montana
Saloon Licenses Approved and Water Main Extended by Council
The city council met at city hall with Mayor Gilbert and aldermen present. Licenses were granted to Gleed and Ripley and others six months after May dates. Water mains extension was approved for Louis Anderson. Police salaries up for review and a sidewalk project on Pacific street were authorized. Bills totaling various amounts were allowed.
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Gilbert
Eliel
Orr
Anderson
Graeter
Bond
Cornell
Gleed
Ripley
Grant
Critz
William Lyons
Louis W. Potter
Louis Anderson
Ben Hummelt
Rube Tritt
Chas
Retallack
Pacific Street
Normal Street
Poindexter Street
Hat clearance sale at Barck Hat Shop
Unusual hat sale offers sharp values to clear summer stock. Prices listed as 4.50 5.50 and 7.5 with aim to make room for new goods at Barck Hat Shop.
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Barck Hat Shop
Hearing on specific performance of contract for real estate
In Beaverhead County Montana the hearing on C W Robison's petition to compel the estate of Mamie R Pinkerton to convey described lands is set for May 4 1918 at Dillon court. Notice to the administrator to be served personally and published in the Dillon Examiner for four weeks.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Mamie R. Pinkerton
C. W. Robison
Perty
West Montana
Dillon
Dillon Examiner
Jos. C. Smith
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Helena
Henry Murphy
Range
Meridian
Fred Rife
Walter Stinson
Charles Carlson
John Albers
Daniel Brockman
U.S. Land Office
Robert E. Melton
F. A. Hazelbaker
United States
Carleton Innes
Frank Gordon
James O. Melton
Edward Saunders
Jos. Oker
Register
General Land Office
R. S
Fred A. Randolph
Township
Commissioner of the
Effie D. McNinch
Montana Meridian
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Frank Merrill
Fred Walcott
Ben
Otto Gosman
Carl Beardslee
Snow Line
Maggie Halligan
Peter Anderson
Sage Creek
Timothy Clifford
Earnest Coon
Wm. Lee
Sheep Creek
F. BE. Arden
Idaho Falls
E. H. Buyer
Salt Lake City
Henry Scott
Twin Bridges
al Sylvester
Butte
John A. Peat
Pocatello
Clarence Wall
Gary Arg
Baek
KR. B. Roe
Bedrock
Willard H. Smith
Dillon, Montana
the Water
Scully Ra Lillie M. Sal Con
Wa M.A. Walker
Froman
Sontag
General Fund
Gray Bese
Nick Spehatr Boiss
Wscott
Wedum Lbr
Scully Se Bom Hee
Gao
Naysick Ihs Pated Ib Tre Wet
Aliie Brown
Total Street and Alicy Fund
A. L. Badcon
Tribune Pee
Bayerd & Graves Ditesotibiest
Ecae
W. &. Gray
Nick Spehar
A. J. Tessier
Jas. Conger
Total Water Fund
Pes Edass M. I. Library Fund
Innes
L. R. Free
Smith
Southern Montana
Apex
Deta
Exie
Cresiely
GEO Polk Don
REO
Ditty & Sheppard Auto Co
REO Motor Car Company
Lansing
Michigan
F. C. B. Lansing
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