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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1917

Page

9

Insurance Bill Outlines Care for War Dependents and Injured

The Soldiers and Sailors act approved October 6 provides allowances for dependent families of enlisted men and automatic compensation for injury or death. Eligible spouses, children, and parents receive monthly amounts, with caps and brackets based on family status. Supplementary insurance up to $10,000 may be purchased in 240 installments, with details to be determined later.

Uncle Sam Civilian Relief Committee of the Red Cross

George Murray Buys Stone Creek Dry Farm Ranch

George Murray purchased the 320 acre ranch of William J. Rei on Stone Creek for 7000 dollars. The property is a premier dry farm in the Stone Creek area with half cultivated to turkey red winter wheat and half to be sown to Marcus wheat next spring. The homestead borders Murray's existing land, expanding his holdings at the head of Stone Creek. Rei's ill health prompted the sale.

George Murray William J. Rei Stone Creek Mr. Murray Rei

Mrs Lee Hoerning and Baby Daughter Visit From Butte

Mrs Lee Hoerning and her infant daughter are visiting from Butte to spend the holiday season with relatives.

Lee Hoerning Butte

Elza Smith Praises Reo From Dillon to Long Beach

Elza Smith reports a smooth week long trip from Dillon to Long Beach in a new Reo touring car. He notes one nail puncture in Idaho Falls, no engine trouble, and the car’s strong performance climbing hills and beating Fords, averaging 15 miles per gallon.

Ditty & Sheppard Elza Smith Long Beach Calif Idaho Falls Dillon

State Farm Loans And How To Get Them

Helena December 20 state board of land commissioners warns farmers to deal directly with the board for farm loans. Agents are not needed and often receive commissions. To apply write Sidney Miller register of state lands for blanks and include an abstract of title. November loan activity totaled 65 200 with 129 200 approved. total farm loans 358 440 since start. Investments across funds reached 1 941 306.47 with a projected 2 000 000 by January 1 1918.

Helena State Board of Land Commissioners State Land Board Sidney Miller Register of State Lands The Land Board Liberty Register Miller Common School

Lima notices and visits mix with charity and fire loss

Charles Rody and others visit Lima from Idaho and Montana while locals attend Shriners meetings in Butte and Bozeman. The Lima fire department fights an old barn bunkhouse fire owned by Smoky Bradberry. Lima Mercantile Co. nears completion of a $20,000 store. Lima Red Cross and Liberty Bells prepare Christmas packages for drafted soldiers and send leftovers to a Y M C A camp.

Charles Rody Lima Max Epstien Rigby Idaho Julia Peat Peter Grant Pony O. C. Gosman Dec Erwin E. Keller Charles Calvert Butte Shriners Pp. W. Waite Missoula George Ditty Dillon L. H. Yruax Sylvan Cheney Bozeman James Burt Lave L. A Liakeview Lima Fire Department Smoky Bradberry Lima Mercantile Co Merrill Lima Liberty Bells Red Cross

Red Cross Benefit Dance At Dewey

A Red Cross benefit dance and supper will be held next Monday evening December 31 at Dewey. The event is billed as the season’s biggest social affair in Wise River with a bazaar, fish ponds, fortune telling booths and donated music by Ferguson and Leffler plus Mr. and Mrs. George Patton. Proceeds fund Red Cross garments for soldiers.

Red Cross Dewey Wise River Ferguson and Leffler George Patton

Grocers Adopt Hooverized Delivery Plan in Dillon

A Dillon Montana notice effective January 1 1918 outlines a three daily delivery schedule at 1030 230 and 430 with a 10 cent charge for deliveries under two dollars and free delivery for two dollars or more. Local grocers including Olmsted Stevenson Co Montana Mercantile Graeter and others urge cooperation to meet Food Administration cost curbs.

Dillon Montana Food Administration Olmsted-Stevenson Coo

Lima People Organize Permanent Red Cross

A permanent Red Cross auxiliary formed last week at the railroad club house in Lima. The group includes 35 active members. The members, all girls, prepared care boxes for soldiers departing from Lima and Dell.

Lima RED Cross Railroad Club Dell

Bond Grocery Co Converts to Cash Basis January 1 1918

Bond Grocery Co announces all future sales will be cash basis starting January 1 1918 citing credit tightening from government and wholesale changes. Thomas Book Store also declares a cash only policy effective January 1 1918 with standard cash discounts offered.

Government Food Administration Thomas Book Store

Former Armstead Man Promoted to Captain in Engineer Corps

Mr. C. O. Diffenderfer, formerly of Armstead, has been promoted to captain in the U. S. Engineer corps and is stationed at Camp Dodge Iowa. He previously located the Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad line from Dillon to Twin Bridges and left to become First Assistant Engineer for Union Pacific with offices in Omaha Nebraska.

C. O. Diffenderfer U. S. Engineer Corps Camp Dodge Iowa Diffenderfer Gilmore & Pittsburg Dillon Twin Bridges Union Pacific Omaha Nebraska

Calumet Baking Powder Makes Women Expert Bakers

The article extols Calumet baking powder as the key to reliable baking. It claims many housewives fail due to inferior powders, while Calumet’s unfailing leavening makes biscuits pastries and doughnuts rival those of experienced cooks. it notes Calumet is the top selling baking powder due to consistent results.

Calumet

Montana Excursion to Los Angeles Planned for 1918

The Oregon Short Line and Salt Lake Route announce their fifth annual Butte to Los Angeles excursion with two departure dates January 17 and 26, 1918. Trains leave Butte 8:30 p.m. and reach Los Angeles 2:00 p.m. two days later. Electric lighted Pullmans, observation and dining cars will be provided, with reservations through E A Shewe, General Agent, S L R R Co, Butte.

Oregon Salt Lake Butte Los Angeles California Montana King Frost E. A. Shewe

Land sales draw strong bids and high prices at courthouse sale

A land sale at the courthouse led by George Hopkins netted 48 612 dollars from 3 843 acres sold of 4 720 acres offered. Highest price 26 per acre. average 14 54. Nearby, Mrs. Bates, Mrs. Stinson and Mrs. Hunter shopped in Dillon. Hunter recovering from lamp burns. Notice also lists Samuel A. Robinson of Lima filing final proof for 154.98 acres in unsurveyed T 15 S R 7 W with witnesses named.

George Hopkins State Land Register H. H. Bates Will Stinson Hunter Armstead Dillon Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Samuel A. Robinson Lima Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker United States Louis C. Ford Hans Pallesen Charles Morris Lola Ford

Montana district court fixes 1918 term dates in three counties

In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana the regular terms for 1918 are set. Beaverhead county sessions begin February 11 May 13 September 3 and November 11 at 10:00 a.m. Jefferson County sessions begin March 11 June 10 October 7 and December 16. Madison County sessions begin February 11 May 6 August 6 and November 18. The order is dated December 1, 1917, at Dillon.

Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Jefferson Madison District Court Towit Jefferson County Madison County Dillon Beaverhead County A. D William A. Clark Jos. C. Smith

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