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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1918
Page
8
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Beav erhead county residents and visitors like B G Pitt C M Jones Carl Hartwig George Bryan Jorgen Jorgenson W H Silcox Dan Parker C W Robinett S L Gook Ike Rife Sr and Talton Long are noted in Dillon yesterday and last Friday. The Bond Grocery Co and Dillon Steam Laundry advertise services and local commerce.
City commission meeting notes show approval of extending Dillon boundaries to include the South Addition. Bills totaling 1,861.75 were paid, with sewer contracts for districts 1 and 2 settled by special improvement district warrants. Various local residents were listed in attendance and reports from surrounding towns noted.
George Clemon shipped a batch of registered bulls from Sheridan Wyoming last week. C A Norton received 66 head from Brook Nook ranch Madison county and moved them to Salmon City Idaho. Mrs WW Ambrose underwent amputation of both knees last week but escaped complications and is recovering.
Ed Drum mey is back with family in Butte for a week while stationed with the Coast Artillery. He recently completed a 28 day quarantine due to mumps in Butte and is now released.
A small five pound fox terrier was sent by parcel post from Denver to Walter Grimes last Sunday. The crate included a bucket of food tied to it and the pup arrived safely.
Lincoln Williams arrived in town for a brief visit with friends before resuming duties at the naval electrical school on Mare Island where he has studied since enlisting. A new large fire proof vault was added to Frank Hazelbaker's offices for the Southern Montana Abstract company.
Miss Julia Norris a critic teacher at the normal training school learned yesterday of her brother’s death. The family and school community are united in grief as arrangements are announced.
Justice court last Friday fined H. Grannis one dollar for breaking a lock on a Beaverhead Ranch gate. He was found guilty after trial. Ira Sanders of Sanders & LaDue shipped a train of fat cattle to the eastern market, trailed from Diamond O on Graggs hopper.
A balcony expansion was added last week to Mrs. Anna Hart's millinery shop. The new space will display expensive pattern hats and premium millinery.
Last week Harry O'Neal moved his electric shop from the old Manning shop to the Dillon Implement block adjoining the Beaverhead State Bank.
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