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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1919
Page
19
Libby price list offers numerous items with discounted rates. Sliced pineapple two for 50c, Glow soap 10-607 bar five for 25c, oats ten pound sack, baking powder per pound, olive oil gallon, flour per 100 pounds, and many more groceries under weekly savings. Customers urged to compare prices and bring orders to Libby store.
The Dillon Examiner header lists publication facts noting February 12 1919 date and archival registration. It states the paper entered September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1879 act. It directs all editorial and business letters to the Dillon Examiner.
Two bills before the Montana legislature seek cooperation on the Lane Land Settlement plan. One bill from a special committee and a Senate version differ mainly in commission personnel. Both carry 250000 dollars for administration and construction start, with the federal government funding land clearance and development. Secretary Lane previously secured 200000 dollars for preliminary surveys.
Henry Melton came home this week from Camp Dodge where he has been stationed for several months. He enlisted at the start of the war and attended the officers training school becoming a first lieutenant. Mr and Mrs Anson Baxter and Mr and Mrs Francis Tonrey drove to Butte Friday night to see the comedy So Long.
The advertisement touts XTRAGOOD suits as an insurance against waste and asserts they are attractive and well wearing. It claims the suits are made from worsted and casimeres and will make boys exclaim how tidy and stylish they look.
Notice for Publication No 06314 states Laura McGregor assignee of George H MacDougall of Butte Montana has filed intent to make Final Proof as purchaser under the 1915 act on March 7 1919 for Desert Land Entry 06314 covering sections 34 and 35 in township 138 north range west Montana meridian. The notice lists witnesses Dillon Montana Jackson Brandenburg and Margaret J Jos. Oker.
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