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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1918
Page
6
The partnership between George Jewell and Cele Trugillo is dissolved. Tools and supplies move to Dill on Carriage Works under John Mayfield, with Jewell adding an acetylene welding plant to his tractor engine business at the previous site.
J O Flynn of Chicago and W E Reed of Great Falls arrive to scout the beef market. John Judge of Grasshopper sold steers around 11 to 14 cents, while neighbor W S Tash fetched a similar price. A Jacks51 feeder notes it is too early to contract, expecting May fattening and market-price sales, with a ten cent target if reached.
Up to date L. K. Adams has received fifteen pairs of field glasses loaned by their owners to the government for the war. Respondents include Mrs. Margaret Edie, M. D. Gist, George F. Dart, JL. K. Adams, John Kent, A. L. Badcon, Pearl I. Smith, Hurley Leach, O. S. Bird, P. J. Peterson, F. M. Staley, Frank Nelson, First National Bank of Dillon, Dr. R. R. Rathbone and Edmund J. Callaway.
Beaverhead county subscribes its allotment in the Smileage Campaign. Rev. Jensen of St. James church led the drive with Boy Scouts. Books were on sale two weeks, and last Saturday the sale brought in 175 dollars, closing another successful patriotic effort.
Mr and Mrs Frank Birrer and son Ival drove from their Twin Bridges area ranch to Dillon on Sunday. Our new millinery store offers spring colors and the latest ladies hats and millinery items.
Local Dillon event drew visitors from Lima Laurin Dell Williams Armstead and Jackson among others. Buyers included John Hickey Philipsburg and Robert Woody Jackson, with horse lots purchased by Frank Tait from Melrose and Missoula enlistments noted.
Laurant the Wizard and his trio return to Dillon for the Lyceum finale on March 7. The performer promises new tricks and drollery, with Miss Barnard on cornet, captivating audiences as in prior visits.
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