Dillon welcomes visitors and locals on busy business week
A parade of visitors and residents return from trips to Butte Spokane and Bristow. Notables include K A Erickson A Collins E O Selway John Shipman H E Andrus W T Oakley D S Roberts C E Newman D V Erwin Mrs A B Williams Lela Pond John Howell George Oliver Geo Reining Clark Baskins William Bonnifield Floyd Day Mrs W H Cochran Dr Geo G Brownback Fitzgerald Bob O Connell M M Johnson J H Sharpe Everton Poindexter William Vagina Harry Davis Jack Brown W S Johnson B F Bratt Wade Clawson Charley Thomas Jean Langsdorf Mrs Farmer Smith W H Hutchison Clare Schuler T J Freebury R J Jackson Miss Elizabeth Sutherland and families visiting or shopping in Dillon last week through holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. A. Erickson
Butte
Dillon
A. Collins
E. O. Selway
John E. Shipman
H. EB. Andrus
W. T. Oakley
Idaho Falls
D.S. Roberts
Ogden
Utah
C. E. Newman
Seattle
D. V. Erwin
Thompson Falls
A. B. Williams
Lela Pond
Adams
Pocatello
John C. Howell
Helena
George Oliver
Salmon City
Geo. Reining
Belgrade
Clark Baskins
Waverly
William Bonnifield
Lima
Acona
Floyd Day
Anaconda
W. H. Cochran
Spokane
Wash
Geo. G. Brownback
Washington Street
Phillips Apartments
Id Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
East
Bob O'Connell
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Big Hole Basin
M. M. Johnson
J. H. Sharpe
Everton Poindexter
William Vagina
Leadore
Ida
Harry Davis
Jackson
Max Lauterbach
O.C. Gosman
Mrgjy B. F. Bratt
Fice
Wade Clawson
Charley Thomas
Missoula
Jean Langsdorf
Grant
Farmer Smith
Our City
W. H. Hutchison
Dubois
Clare Schuler
T. J. Freebury
R. J. Jackson
W. HE. Eastman
Alder
G. G. Wheat
Virginia City
Elizabeth Sutherland
John Jackson
Rose Iby
Harry Lapham
Cora Andrus
Alberta
James
Lauren
Bristow
Interest on Liberty Bonds Now Cashed at Post Offices
Postmaster General Burleson announces interest on liberty bonds can be obtained by presenting coupons treasury warrants or registered bonds to any postmaster. They will be cashed immediately and postmasters reimbursed from Washington for all coupons or warrants cashed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burleson
Treasury
Washington
Card of Thanks from the Scott families
The Scott families express heartfelt thanks to neighbors and friends for kindnesses during their bereavement. Mrs. John Scott and family and Chas. W. Scott and family convey gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Scott
Chas. W. Scott
Local folks and returning workers in town
Miss Cora Hailes of Apex visited town last Saturday for shopping. Pat Ward returned from Missoula where he attended the 8 A T C C and has resumed duties at City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Hailes
Apex
Pat Ward
Missoula
Sheep price drop prompts Senor Selway warning on cattle and wool
Senator E. O. Selway of Butte Montana argues prices have fallen across livestock with sheep from about 18 to 11 per head Lamb prices down from 21 to 12 or 14 cents a pound Cattle at about 8 cents a pound and wool likely to fall from 75 to 30 cents per pound He cites government policy shipping rules and market forces as factors hurting small sheep operators and notes weight losses from delayed shipments at Oregon and eastern markets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. *Selway
Montana
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Butte
Selway
Littl
Mr. Selway
Australia
New Zealand
South America
Director General of Railroad and Food Administration
Oregon
End of War Lifts Conserva tion Rules for Dealers
A 1918 letter from the National Automobile Dealers Association informs all local administrators to lift the wartime conservation program. Dealers may reopen nights Sundays and at will as the war has ended. The note thanks those who complied and cites War Industries Board guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Automobile Dealers Association
National Automobile Dealers <Association
Minneapolis Auto Trade Association
War Hiconomy Board
War Industries Board
Sunday Services Resume at Methodist Church
The Sunday schools will resume regular work at 10:00 AM on Sunday December 29. Sermon at 11:00 AM by Pastor H. G. Humphrey. Subscribe for the Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Humphrey
Water Tossed With Wartime Cheer at Red Cross Bazaar
A shopper touts Red Cross Ball Blue saying the two ounce package delivers real cleaning power. He claims wartime shortages make ordinary products scarce and smiles at the irony of clean clothes and cheer.
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H. D. Mayfield
Armstead
Jack Brown
Bedrock
W. S. Johnson
Burke
Liberty
Dag
E. O .Selway
National Automobile Dealers Assn
National Dealers Assn
W. R. Wilmot
the Methodist Church
DELCO
H. J. Willis CO
S. Montana St
Alge
Southern Montana
Abstract & Title Co
Frank Hazelbaker
Pres
Mont
FORD
Chandler
WeStern MotOr Supply Co
Union Electric Co
Housewives
The
Crystal Laundry
Montana and
Sebree Sta
Dillon, Mont
W. J. Cushing
Attorney-at-Law
Bannack Street
Annabel Desmond
Pacific St
F. H. Bimrose
Bue
First National Bank
Theresa Salesman
Virginia
Jake
Peyton Brand Real Gravely
Az B-Gravely Tobacco CO
Danville
Willard
Beaverhead State Bank
Dillon, Montana
Federal Reserve Bank
Dillon Furniture CO
G. T. Paul