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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1917
Page
3
Bond Grocery Co announces a transition to cash transactions starting January 1, citing government and food admin rules increasing credit costs. The note promises reduced prices and better service, thanks customers for past patronage, and cites James McKnight’s visit to town from Dell on Monday.
In Dillon and nearby towns residents arrive and shop, with many visitors from Armstead Twin Bridges Dell and Great Falls. Shoppers frequent Tattersall's for gifts and Pathephones while business notices announce a cash only policy at Thomas Book Store starting January 1 1918.
J. B. Mayfield announces bargains in second hand cars at Dillon Carriage Works. They buy repair and inspect old cars and specialize in Ford models with a first class mechanic for quick auto repairs.
The annual meeting of Beaverhead State Bank stockholders will be held at the bank office in Dillon Montana on Tuesday January 8 1918 at 2 30 p m for the election of directors and other business. Attest G T Paul Co W Hudson President Secretary.
News notes from Dillon include a son-in-law Harry Havins killed on the western front on November 5, leaving a wife Alice Haining and two children. Other items report returns to Camp Lewis, Dillon boys passing physicals, talks with Chancellor Iliatt on the Normal college, and an auction sale at Sullivan Bros. Livery. Public sale notice details real estate for the estate of Joseph Thompson, with specific property in Dillon and adjoining lots, to be sold privately for cash after January 19, 1918.
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