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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1917
Page
4
Two eastside girls arrived in Butte with no money and were aided by the Florence Crittenden society. One found a store job, the other seeks stenography work while both stay with Mrs. C. H. Bucher. The group plans to place guidance cards at railway stations to prevent trouble.
Mrs. Hanora McInerny a pioneer resident of Montana ages 92 dies at her home in Livingston. She is survived by six children.
Morals Betterment league of Silver Bow county backs appointing a woman deputy sheriff to investigate dance hall conditions and protect wayward girls. A committee of Mrs. Ellis, Mrs. Bradshaw, and Mrs. Fenner will meet county commissioners to press for this appointment. They seek stricter hall management and a curfew to keep youths off the streets. The deputy would assist fallen girls rather than serve as a probationary officer.
President Wilson wrote to Governor Frazier congratulating North Dakota on passing the limited woman suffrage act. He expressed strong interest in extending suffrage to women and urged cordial endorsement and recognition of each step forward.
An epidemic of typhoid fever breaks out in Melstone Musselshell Delphine and Sage where water from the Musselshell river feeds the towns. In Scobey Montana the rail depot expands and the town prepares a $75 000 sewer and water bond vote with schools and banks thriving.
An exchange in Helena highlights Scobey as a rising eastern Montana town with two banks, a flour mill, four elevators, a strong school system, two newspapers, and active business men. A visitor is urged to explore Sheridan county to grasp Montana's eastward emergence and opportunity.
Population growth in New York rises by 200000 versus 150000 annual average. In Peking, political strain grows as Premier Tuan Chi-fui faces cabinet-parliament tensions. Oregon dries up liquor imports after Kilburn steamer delivery. Washington notes blockade length, 1600 by 2000 miles, with 300 subs spaced 15 miles apart. U S war munitions exports near 1 billion dollars. Idaho tension eased by Borah's telegram. Spokane proposal for eastern Washington northern Idaho state. Boston reports 650 80 foot motor boats built for Britain. radio submarine countermeasure. Detroit notes Ford wage policy boosts efficiency and labor shifts with fewer hires and more output.
Latest style switches and hat novelties made from combings in Wisconsin. Wis toupees are produced, repaired, and renovated at Ideal Beauty Parlors in Great Falls.
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