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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1919
Page
12
A long list of visitors and residents including Harry Hunter from Butte, George French from Argenta, Helen Perdue visiting Butte, and others like Oscar Johnson, J. H. Duffy, and D. V. Erwin. Mentions of a marriage license to Fred and Minnie Gertsch and post office changes with Poindexter resignation and Boone acting as temporary postmaster.
Paul Brown travels to Rochester Minnesota for medical treatment. Mr and Mrs Marshall Field return from Butte after shopping. Albert Gelhaus arrives from overseas and may return home this week. Roy Murray visits Dillon for auto business and now runs the Buick Silver Bow county agency in Butte. Mrs Nels Nelson hosts a gathering for Mrs F P Birrer with many guests. Mrs Birrer leaves for Blaine after ten days with Mrs Jasper Nelson. The Swanstrums head to Ashton Idaho then Long Beach California for the winter. Ray Tipton and wife visit Dillon after returning from Tacoma and Tipton is recently discharged from the army. Earl Wright of Idaho Falls spends the week in Dillon buying sheep. He shipped two cars of ewes and two cars of lambs from the Montana Livestock Commission on Monday. Wisdom residents attend the funeral of Mrs Hazelbaker in Dillon.
Helena Jan 20 Montana grocers and druggists selling flavoring extracts and other preparations containing alcohol will be prosecuted for violation of the prohibition law. Attorney General S C Ford warns merchants testing the law that it is a clear violation and dealers will lose cases, stocks of goods and store fixtures. The law provides confiscation of alcoholic preparations and other items in the store.
An additional report of the Victory boys and girls is continued by E. C. Beck, detailing activities, progress, and events associated with the Victory program. The piece expands on youth engagement and related local efforts.
District court sessions resume February 24 after two postponements due to influenza. Judge J. C. Smith will call the calendar next Saturday and order a new jury venire. A trial examiner position is sought.
The article explains what counts as income for 1918, exemptions, and allowable deductions including gifts, life insurance, annuities, alimony, interest, losses, depreciation, charitable gifts, and filing thresholds. It emphasizes cooperative IRS collection and direct outreach to taxpayers for compliance.
Dr A Jones, who splits visits to Dillon with Dr Smith of Potter Jones & Smith, went to Rochester Minnesota Monday for a six month Mayo Brothers clinic posting. During his absence Dr Smith will visit Dillon every other Monday and remain at Dr Stephan’s office. patients should arrange with their local physician.
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