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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1918
Page
4
Lester Neilsen, 28, prominent Id aho Falls contractor, died at Curtis hospital from acute pneumonia after a week of illness. He arrived in Dillon a month ago to oversee the new flour mill construction and is survived by his wife and two small children.
Ablyie Dale and Frank Edwards purchased the barber shop of Fred Eudaily in the Lobby pool hall and have taken possession of the establishment.
The store of Mrs. Wm. Klein on East Helena street was burglarized Saturday night. Entrance was secured through the rear en-
Several articles were taken in the incident but the loss remains small and has not been estimated. No further details on items or suspects are provided in the fragment.
The funeral for Mrs. Mich ael Lauterbach was held last Thursday afternoon at St. James Episcopal Church conducted by Rev. Jenson. Burial followed in Mountain View Cemetery. She died in Los Angeles, California on April 8.
Hugh L. McCaleb a prominent local businessman has bought the Kunzman block a modern two story brick building located on South Idaho street The deal marks a notable real estate acquisition in the city and signals McCalebs continued investment in downtown property.
The Pearl I. Smith spelling contest will be held April 30, 1918. The event has been changed considerably this year and is expected to involve all county children.
The program uses specially chosen words essential for work, providing valuable practice. It targets pupils who need extra help and ensures every school in the county participates.
We express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for sympathy during the illness and death of our wife mother and sister. Special thanks to those who sent floral offerings from Michael Lauterbach Adolph Lauterbach Mr and Mrs Jasper Nelson Mr and Mrs S P Larsen Mr and Mrs Max Lauterbach.
The women of Dillon and Beaverhead County spearheaded a two week thrift and war savings stamp campaign, raising about 11 000 dollars monthly for Beaverhead and totaling roughly 55 000 dollars for the county. Booths in banks and public places boosted sales, with members joining to buy 1000 dollars worth each. They sold stamps, shared baby bond information, and urged civic duty, pledging to see the boys through.
Classified notice lists a 30 60 Titan tractor with kerosene burner and easy terms for sale to responsible parties. Be explicit inquiries to Harry Smith, Dillon. Also included is a tax payer notice for Beaverhead county and rental farm offering 100 irrigated acres with house and equipment for rent, box 356 Dillon Montana.
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