Town Visitors and Residents Noted in Dillon
A list of visitors and locals in Dillon includes Susan Blaska from dressmaking in Helena, E M Jones of Salt Lake City in town Saturday, Ed Love from Miles City, F W Merrigold of Kalispell, J L Thiel of Lima, Miss Mary Bryan of Butte, Mrs Anna Pond returning to Pocatello Idaho, Mr and Mrs W S Tash of Bannack, Mae Hayes of Bannack, T A Middleton of Salt Lake City, T A Ehrig of Columbia Falls, Carl C Hansen of Armstead, Jesse W Finsley of Wisdom, W Brearley of Alder, Earnest Hutchins of Helena, Stephen Fahey visiting from California, and C A Benjamin of New York City tending to Dillon business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Blaska
Phillips Block
E. M. Jones
Salt Lake City
Ed Love
Miles City
F. W. Merrigold
Kalispell
J. L. Thiel
Lima
Mary Bryan
Butte
Anna Pond
Pocatello
Ida
Mae Hayes
Bannack
T. A. Middleton
Earnest Iutehins
Helena
Stephen Fahey
California
Dillon
Local Residents and Visitors Attend to Various Business
Numerous residents and visitors are noted in town for business matters including Miss Addie Baldwins millinery, Frank Hazelbaker returning from a state trip, W C Weiand from Blackfoot Idaho and H W Scarborough from Twin Falls visiting Dillion. Also listed are Paul O Cash of Dilling, J Dodd and J B Caswell in the Big Floe basin, and others in town for inventory and road matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Baldwin
Harry Geer
Butte
W. C. Weiand
N. T. Gunner
I. A. Willis
Paul O. Cash
H. H W. Scarborough
Twin Falls
Ida
Dillon
W. G. Reed
Robert Paysee
Idc
Andrus
James Crooks
Melrose
H.C. Hedden
Billings
Golden Rule
T. B. Munro
R. R. Baker
7. L. Howard
Andras
James Dodd
J. B. Caswell
Big Floe Basin
Magene Wree
Raymond Carver
Charles Carrot
Pozentan
Sib Way
Advertised Letter List at year’s end 1918
December 31 1918 advertised letters include Blackstone Donald L Anderson John Jensen Miss Conda Olney Warren M Morris J B Orcher Bloom Otto Charles Palmer Jack Pearce J E Shoemaker Vern Shepard Miss Lizzie Simmons James Smith R S Smith Miss Seva Sparks L L Susa Jack Wilson Miss M Woodward Mrs John E L Poindexter P M Mailing rules require letters to be claimed within a set period at the local office Names listed reflect the era’s common practice for postal notices
High Food Prices Seen Staying High Worldwide
G Howard Davison for the National Agricultural Society in New York says food prices, especially staples, will remain elevated due to world demand and the European situation. He notes potential declines in some lines but not overall prices, with government support keeping wheat and hog prices high to spur production amid long-lasting shortages abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Howard Davison
National Agricultural Society
New York
Davison
Demobilization Plans for the Ninety-First Division
Camp Lewis reports that not all Ninety-First Division soldiers will demobilize at the post after overseas service. California and Nevada troops head to the Presidio and Camp Kearny, Colorado units to Fort Logan, while personnel from Oregon Washington Montana and nearby areas may return to Camp Lewis for discharge or reassignment. Veterans are to be honored upon return with regional observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
Yist
National Army
Washington
Oregon
California
Utah
Montana
Colorado
Idaho
North
South Dakota
Nevada
Alaska
Presidio
San Francisco
Camp Kearney
Cal
Postmaster Examination Notice for Salmon Idaho 1978
At the request of the Postmaster General the United States Civil Service announces an examination to fill the position of postmaster at Salmon Idaho. The annual pay is 1800 dollars. Applicants must be US citizens, reside in the delivery area, and be 21 to 63 on exam day. Obtain Form 304 from the post office or Civil Service Commission. file with the Commission in Washington, D C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceneral
United States Civil
Dillon
Menton
Salmon
Idaho
United States
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Bronze awards crowned Dillon youth club members
PINS AWARDED to Dillon Boys and Girls Club members for 1918. State Club Leader M J Abbey starts winter clubs in bread and garment making. free trips to the state fair and scholarships to university institutions to be awarded next year. James Ellis Margaret Rogan Verne Henderson John Stefanie Rose Henderson Anthony Rogan Lester Kuntz Harold Perry Wayne Sewell Orrin Pilon Norman Kuntz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
M. J. Abbey
James Ellis
Margaret Rogan
Verne Henderson
John Stefanie
Rose Henderson
Anthony Rogan
Lester Kuntz
Harold Perry
Wayne Sewell
Orrin Pilon
Norman Kuntz
Red Cross Ball Blue Advertises Snowy Clothes
Red Cross Ball Blue promises snow white clothes on washday and warns against cheap blue that can turn garments greenish yellow. Large packages cost five cents and are sold at all good grocers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. A. Ehrig
Columbia Falls
Carl C. Hansen
Armstead
Jesse W. Finsley
Wisdom
W. ©. Brearley
Alder
Chas. A. Benjamin
New York City
Roy Jackson
Louis Critz
Rosane
Contractor
Mr. Householder
Sia Lak
FORD
Chandler
Western Motor Supply Co
Union Electric Co
Housewives
The
Crystal Laundry
TAND
Sebree Eta
Dillon, Mont
W. J. Cushing
Attorney-at-Law
Bannack Street
Annabel Desmond
Sc. Pacific Bt
F. H. Bimrose
Griffin’s
C. E. Perkins
RED Cross
DELCO
H. L. Willis CO
Southern Montana
Abstract & Title Co
Frank Hazelbaker
Pres
Mont
First National Bank
Sell
Real Gravely
Gravely
Ma Peyton Brand
Willard
Examiner
Liberty Bonds
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
Beaverhead State Bank
Dillon Furniture CO
G. T. Paul
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