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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1917

Page

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Dillon Sends Another Fine Bunch of Young Men to Answer Country's Call

Dillon and Beaverhead county mobilize 32 youths for war, with a mayoral turnout and a marching farewell. Notables include Joseph Fuller and George Gosman among enlistees. many leave bank, ranch, and business posts. A second group departed for Fort George Wright the following day.

Dillon Beaverhead Kaiser Joseph Fuller George Gosman Will Ross John Moore George L. Engh Claude Lund Alvin Jones Dan Clark Wesley Brigham John Mullen Clifford Greensdale Dale English Christ O. Christensen Donald McDonald Walter Paddock William Gauthier John Sinclair Charles McGrath Paul Owen Eugene Hansen J. Meers Earl Opp Delphis Paris Gus Anderson Clarence Parsons Clarence Bartholomew Fuller Beaverhead State Bank Gosman Albers Company Jno. Moore Olmsted- Stevenson Company Engh Security State Bank Brigham Pennsylvania Oil Company Jno Montana Idaho South Dakota Washington Fort George Wright Owen Brundage H. F. Madlinger C. F. Dalton

More Knitters Needed for Army and Navy Boys

Dillon residents demand more hand knitted garments for soldiers. A Red Cross bulletin notes government clothing excludes sweaters and related items. Letters from Navy and Army personnel describe cold, wet conditions and need for sweaters and warm apparel.

Dillon Red Cross Bulletin Navy Army Camp Mills Camp Lewis

Mother 18 Accused of Beating School Teacher

Mrs. Dollie Meade mother of Bix Lees of Black senate allegedly assaulted Miss Mayme Cross, teacher at Blacktail School No. 2, after resenting how children were treated. She was placed under guard for next Saturday with orders to stay away from the schoolhouse.

Dollie Meade Bix Lees Blacksenate Mayme Cross Blacktail School

Montana Livestock Commission Upheld in Damages Case

The Montana Livestock Commission company was awarded damages of one dollar and costs by the jury in district court. Woodward Bros. sued over sheep trespass and disease mixing on their range. The defendant’s counter claim also yielded damages for the Commission.

Montana Livestock Commission Company Woodward Bros

Juvenile Improvement Committee Appointed by Judge Smith

A Juvenile Improvement committee is appointed under Sec 9435 of the Revised Montana Code. Members include Mrs. Willis, Mrs. McFadden, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Bishop, Dr. Finch, Rev. Jensen, and Mr. Smith, with Dr. Finch as chair and Mrs. Anderson as secretary. The panel will handle Beaverhead County juvenile delinquency cases and assist local officers to aid needy children.

F. D. Willis F. C. McFadden Alvin L. Anderson Jean Bishop Grant E. Finch R. J. Jensen Pearl I. Smith Joseph C. Smith Montana Beaverhead County Smith Alvan L. Anderson Wyman Gosman Nelson Gilbert Rodgers

Sam Ditty Sells Auto Business to Ed Gray

Sam Ditty, a partner in the Ditty & Sheppard Auto company, sold his share to Ed Gray and plans to seek service in the U S Army. If not accepted, he will try aviation, navy, or another post while pursuing national duty. Ditty is a well known and popular young businessman in Dillon.

Sam Ditty Ditty & Sheppard Auto Company Ed. Gray W.W. Sheppard George Ditty Sam Kansas City Secret United States Army Aviation Corps Navy Ditty Dilfon

Argenta visitors noted in Dillon report

Mr and Mrs Warren Graeter and their young son Mrs Margaret Graeter and Mrs A Hi French of Argenta spent last Monday in Dillon. James Fleming was a Dell visitor in our midst yesterday afternoon.

Warren Graeter Margaret Graeter A. Hi. French Argenta Dillon James Fleming Dell

Dillon Pioneer Mrs Cunard Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Jane Thompson Cunnard wife of Finley Cunnard died at home after a lingering illness at age 73 She was born in Antirin Ohio married in 1866 and came to Dillon in 1883 Survived by husband and sister Mrs M Vanderbilt of Cambridge Ohio Funeral held this afternoon at home with Revs Groemyeld and Humphrey officiating Interment Mountain View Cemetery Pallbearers listed as Matthew Will Ernest Bert John T Orr and Hugh Anderson

Dillon Jane Thompson Cunnard Finley Cunnard

Armstead Woman Burns in Gasoline Lamp Accident

Mrs. Hunter of Armstead was severely burned on the arms and face last Friday while helping prepare a gasoline lamp for a Red Cross benefit at the Brigham home. The lamp exploded as she pumped gasoline into it causing multiple burns.

Mrs. Hunter Armstead

State Bank of Wisdom Shows Splendid Growth

The bank statement reports strong growth with total footings of 362727.40 and deposits of 331286.98. Comparisons show deposits rising from 56625.42 in November 1914 to 68473.95 in 1915 and 88270.98 in the following year.

State Bank OF Wisdom

Coal rates set for Dillon announces new coal prices

The Dillon fuel administration board chaired by Frank Hazelbaker with Dr. J. M. Poin dexter and J. E. Monroe set coal prices for two ton lots. Prices vary by region Utah Wyoming Montana mine run 8.35 7.76 8.00 prepared sizes 8.85 8.75 8.90 slack 7.90 6.35 6.55 One ton adds 25 cents and half ton has a cap 26 cents above half-ton price. Effective December 13 1917. The board commended local dealers for fair distribution to keep fires going.

Frank Hazelbaker J. M. Poindexter J. E. Monroe the Normal College Dillon Government Service Utah Wyo Mont

Western Union Opens New Office Space in Telelphone Block

Western Union 18 has moved into a new office yesterday and will occupy the building in the telephone block formerly occupied by McClure. New furniture and fixtures have been installed and the desk now accommodates the growing business.

Western Union 18 New Office Western Union McClure

Last of drafted men to go to Camp Lewis

Noah Church and Chris Olson will form Beaverhead county’s fifth and final draft contingent heading to Camp Lewis. They replace men rejected for physical disability and mark the last group drafted for camp assignment.

Camp Lewis Noah Church Chris Olson Beaverhead County

Butte Visitor Eyes Black Fox Farm Plan in Sheep Creek

Joe Hausmann of Butte visited Monday to discuss business and interest from Butte and Dillon residents in starting a black fox farm in the Sheep Creek basin.

Joe Hausmann Butte Mr. Hausmann Butte and Dilson Sheep Creek Basin

Beaverhead County School Census Totals Rise Slightly

Miss Elizabeth Sutherland completed the Beaverhead county school census. The total count of school children is six more than last year. Census figures are listed below.

Beaverhead County Elizabeth Sutherland

Red Cross Appeals for Beaverhead County Christmas Packages

The Beaverhead Red Cross asks residents to knit and prepare sweets for soldiers and deliver by 6 p.m. Friday December 14 at the Red Cross rooms. All packages must be mailed by Saturday December 15. Call or mail addresses of county service members to ensure every boy receives a box.

Red Cross Beaverhead County Dillon Examiner

Red Cross Benefit at Lakeview Raises 412.25 for Fund Drives

Lakeview ladies hosted a Thanksgiving night benefit for the Red Cross yielding 412.25 after 5.25 printing costs. Funds were split among Tobacco and yard funds 82 and Red Cross Christmas 75 plus Surgical 200. Donors listed include 10-dollar givers Jesse Allen and others, 5-dollar contributors Archie Bars and more, with many 2 and 2.50 payments from a broad list of residents.

Centennial Valley Red Cross Lakeview Red Cross Surgical Fund Red Cross Yard Fund Jesse Allen Tom Beattie Wm. Clark Jas. Doyle Lydia Massie Ray Tipton Jack Donovan Archie Bars Joe Buck James Blair Robieraman James Dodd Glen Cheak W. Dennis Ruby Boatman Gibatt Nauvnt J. P. Ingalls C. J. Jones Clayton Kennedy Ira Kennedy Glen Mullhan Wm. Orr Charles Robinette Ed. Staley Ed. Sherman Wainwright Roy Leek Mr. Sugar Len Thompson W. P. Curtiman Wm. Smith A. Friend John Bray Frank Davis Ben Hart Jr L. &. Jones J. E. Brayther Matt Reese Cecil Wetmore Mr. Parish Bert Paul George Payne James Richey Joe Smith George Shambow Frank Sparow G. A. Stafford Mr.Sherwood G. A. Stockings Mr. Tyson Jno. Thompson Mr. Torpe Geo, Tilton Mr. Tucker John Tucker van Anthwerp P. BE. Warn Mrs. Walker Glen Allen Robert Allen G. Benson C. C. Bingham Buck Allen Louis Bucy Herbert Buck Jack Bean Wm. Bray B. Beyley Wm. Best Elmore Brundage Owen Brundage Wm. Bowers Ray Bray E. Banin Denzil Cochran Claude Crawford Forest Cumberly Joe Duff Robert Duff E. Dale Mr. David Lafe Elliott Phil Ellis Wm. Fitch Martin Fitch T. E. Fairbanks A. Forsythe L. Flnt G. Flint John Gordon Greorge Graham Mr. Gobel W. Griffin Floyd Cochran Ben Hart Ben Holt Bert Holt Archie Hayden Mr. Holmes Clarence Hunt Mr. Hornicker Mr. Herrick Wm. Hand H. Johnson A. Japanese Lee Kaferly Jack Ketner John Kent Lars Larson Webb Lyons A. Leek Herman Maeder Albert Metzel Bill Metzel Ed. McCurley Ben Miller Wick Miller J. J. Morris Harry Martin Chas. Montgomery T. C. Marney Tom Morgan Mr. Masterson Claude Marston James Nye Mr. Nemire Wm. O’connor C. L. Pe

Red Cross Sets Up Telephone at Rooms for Help

A telephone is installed at Red Cross rooms 245 to answer questions during regular meeting hours. Beginners in knitting can see Miss Dorchester Saturdays 3 to 5 PM and Tuesdays 7 30 to 9 30 PM for Red Cross work. Knitting help is also available from Mrs Harwood Miss Carolyn White Miss Bishop and Miss Pease. G E Scott warns the need for many sweaters for soldiers as many will be sent to France soon and winter in camps will be harsh without them.

Red Cross Miss. Dorchester Dorchester Harwood Carolyn White Bishop Pease G. E. Scott Washington France Altho Scott

Camp Lewis visit comforts Beaverhead lads

Ira Wagner returns from Camp Lewis to attend business and reports Beaverhead county boys are well and over homesickness. He thanks local supporters for Y M C A contributions and says the Y M C A means the most to them at training camp.

Camp Lewis Ira Wagner Beaverhead County

Armstead Visitor Glen Decker Cards Dillon Visit

Glen Decker was an Armstead visitor in Dillon yesterday afternoon.

Glen Decker Dillon

Street Guides Erected for Auto Drivers

Last Friday morning street guides were erected at the intersection of all principal streets in the business section to direct motorists. Officials warn that any collision with a guide will lead to arrest and charges for traffic violations.

Dell Man R. E. Elliott Visits Town Yesterday

R. E. Elliott was in town from Dell yesterday. He was seen at downtown shops and spoke briefly with residents before departing in the afternoon.

R. E. Elliott Dell

Questionnaires Ready for Beaverhead County Registrants

Jay 8 pine clerk of the examining board prepared questionnaires for all registered men in Beaverhead county and will mail them out Saturday. Respondents have seven days to complete them. A legal advisory board of Fifth Judicial district judges and all area attorneys will advise the registrants and issue instructions to accompany the forms.

Jay Pine Beaverhead County Fifth Judicial District Dillon

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