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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1918
Page
7
The notice records the paper being entered as second class on September 20, 1902 in Dillon Montana under the 1879 act. It states regular mailing to subscribers until an order to discontinue is received and all arrearages paid.
Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane designated about 220000 acres in Montana as subject to entry under the stock raising homestead laws. Eligible land must be grazing suitable and entrymen may file on 640 acres across multiple counties including Chouteau Cascade Park Fergus and others.
In Helena the state supreme court affirmed a lower judgment in favor of L. I. Stanhope against minor W. A. Shambow. Shambow bought a used car for 467 dollars down and a note for the remainder, returned the car after six months, and waived the down payment. Stanhope sought recovery on the note, but the court ruled a dealer risks repudiation when contracting with a minor, except for necessities. In the same report, S. S. Carruthers attended a Safety First meeting in Shelly Idaho with railroad employees last Friday.
The Eleventh U S Civil Service district in Seattle issues a recruitment bulletin for thousands of wartime positions in the army ordinance department. Clerical and drafting posts offer $1,000 to $2,400 yearly, with higher rates in testing and inspection roles, plus daily wages for some trades.
The five weeks old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Stefanic of near the Point of Rocks died last Sunday. The funeral was held in this city yesterday.
War relief efforts expand as Y W C A establishes tea rooms and cafeterias for soldiers and industrial workers abroad. Raymond Fosdick praises Y W C A impact on training camps and neighborhood welfare, urging oversubscription.
Peter McKinney for the L. I. & O. Co. unloaded 3000 two year old owes at Baker last Saturday. The cattle, bought in Washington state, are bred to lamb in March and cost more than $20 per head. McKinney says they will not reduce cattle interests but have a place to use these sheep.
C C Niblock departed last week for the east to purchase ready to wear garments for ladies intended for the coming spring and summer trade.
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