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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1918
Page
8
A reader claims a bottle offers warming relief for a cold bed and alleviates neuralgia and toothache. The note suggests the product as a remedy for general pain and discomfort amid harsh conditions.
In town yesterday from Butte was F. P. Gaines known as the Chinese Mark Twain. Normal auditorium hosts an event on February 22. The Misses Roe were Bedrock weekend visitors in Dillon. Will Gleed arrived from Lima. Wm. Robinette also came from Lima last Saturday. George P. Hughes visited his ranch near Grant last Sunday. Steve Kambich visited from Reichle last Saturday. A marriage license issued to R. F. Thomas and Miss Dora Harriman. Barck Hat Shop invites a first spring millinery showing. A. Brigham named explosives licensing agent at Armstead by the Bureau of Mines.
E L McNinch and Mrs Ed Cochran spent days in Dillon from their Dell homes. Nellie McKnight of Dell visited Dillon. S K Clark arrived from Dubois Idaho for business. F P Blair travelled from Grant to Dillon for the Clark Yeo funeral. W H Stork of Bessette Stork in Butte handled business matters in Dillon. Dr and Mrs A C Morrow returned from Ohio and praised Montana weather as summer like.
The local examining board issued new rules requiring all young men to be referred to the district advisory board unless clearly unfit for duty. Loss of one limb does not deem a man unfit, but losing both a leg and an arm or both limbs does. Reports from Dillon boys in France note Emmett Drummey and George Baker writing cheerful letters home. John B. Clu ley in Cambridge Mass reports transfer from Texas and plans for soon leaving for France with the signal corps.
Beaverhead forest supervisor John Somers wires that none of Beaverhead County men were aboard the Tuscania, a development joyfully received locally. Dr J.2 Monroe was named Montana educational system delegate to the National Security League meeting in Chicago on February 22 with Wichy Root as president and Alton B Parker as vice president.
Assistant postmaster Walter Grimes reports fourteen aliens registered in the vicinity last week. A German national purchased $575 in thrift stamps after completing registration.
Miss Georgia Lewis arrives from Bozeman to head trimming work this season at Barck Hat Shop. She is an experienced milliner taking charge of trimming duties and improving styles for the shop.
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