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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1918
Page
7
Quentin Klein declares he did not assault A. B. Johnson with a deadly weapon. He admits approaching with a piece of wood to defend his mother, says Johnson had harmed her and to prevent removal of goods from her house until obligations were settled. He asserts no threat or intent to harm. He insisted Johnson move repeatedly.
Express gratitude to friends relatives and the Masonic Lodge Yudge for sympathy shown at the death of Clark Yoo and for the beautiful flowers. Signed by Mrs. D. D. Robson and Frank Yor. 27-1.
In Dillon yesterday and last week several residents were reported in town from Bristow Bedrock Lima Centennial valley Reichle and Indiana Falls. Business items include Barck Hat Shop moving to the New Andrus hotel and Jake Zulli opening a lunch room in the Hartwig theater building. Lincoln's birthday observed as a school holiday. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Leon Dody at St Ignatius. George Roe and wife visited from Lima and returned with a new Cadillac Touring Car from Montana Auto Supply. A livestock sale is planned at Sheridan February 16.
The government sets a wheat flour substitution rule tied to meatless and wheatless days. A 75 percent wheat flour to 25 percent substitutes mix is approved for sale, with state admins free to adjust. Merchants barred from price gouging, and Atkinson enforces dealer controls in Montana.
Teachers' examination will be given in Dillon at the county courthouse February 21 22 and 28. Elizabeth Sutherland Supt of Schools. Returns to California James Gedden who has been visiting his sister Mrs Frank Swartz has returned to his home in Marysville California.
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