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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1919
Page
8
The passage argues that large enterprises circulate more money and that investments by the community yield indirect benefits. It notes many thriving local businesses have previously invested, encouraging readers to participate again, stressing mutual gains from such support.
City residents and travelers from Anaconda Reichle Armstead Lakeview and Billings were noted in the day s activity with several visiting Butte and Dillon. A Beaverhead club meeting at 4 pm Sunday will gather representative men of Billon with State M C A Secretary Wm B Van Akin.
Stockmen organized new rules at Melrose and Wise River meetings. Aiming to raise registered livestock, they plan buying salt and bulls. Boys and Young Men hear a YMCA address by Fred D. Pierce of New York City with Montana official William B. Van Akin present. Dillon locals dine together. Eber Badeon reports dining with Hank Toomey J. T. Ross and Voorheis Paddock in France. Ernest Gleed returns from Camp Lewis. Helfrich heads to Virginia City for income tax work.
A clipped admonition notes that opportunity comes to all, yet people miss it chasing gossip. The item also mentions C. P. and Q. Ranch Co. stock at $10 per share as a potentially good investment and directs readers to consult C. B. Cramp ton for more information.
Sunday school at 10 a m led by Robt Clark with Superintendent duties. Preaching at 11 a m by Pastor H G Humphrey. Epworth League at 6 30 p m. At 7 30 p m an address by William B Van Akin Montana Y M C A state executive secretary on The Story of the War from the Standpoint of a Y M C A Secretary. Akin spent six months in France in Y M C A service and is an interesting speaker.
The Montana District Court summons defendants in a quiet title suit over Lots 1 2 3 4 5 6 16 17 18 19 20 in Block 1 Poindexter Orr Normal addition Dillon Montana. Plaintiffs seek to quiet title and establish ownership avoiding any clouds. Judgment by default if no answer within 20 days. January 25 1919. Clerk Fred Rife. Rodgers Gilbert attorneys. 25-6t
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