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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1918
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner announces mailing to subscribers until arrearages are paid and orders to discontinue are received. Editorial and business matters should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
D L Stephens seeks Democratic nomination for Beaverhead county auditor at the August 27 1918 primary. George Tash announces Republican bid for Beaverhead sheriff subject to voters at the August 27 1918 primary election.
Food administration outlines per capita sugar limits: three pounds monthly with a two pound suggestion, five pounds to city customers and 16 pounds to country customers per sale. Extra canning allowances up to 25 pounds require canning certificates and repeats. special permits for distant residents. institutions serving 25 or more also governed.
A 1918 Montana ledger details county justice fees, court expenses, wares for deputies and clerks, and mileage. It lists names such as L. P. Phillips, A. A. Kenison, B. R. Stevenson, and J. F. Wyatt among paid officials, witnesses, and jurors with totals running into thousands. The page notes Diggle Emerick’s return from Boulder and references to county attorney expenses, printing, and election notices.
In Montana Beaverhead County C W Robison sues Zarella Robison for dissolution of marriage on desertion grounds. Defendant must answer within 20 days or default judgment will be entered. Clerk Fred Rife issues the order. Also notice of land claim by Clarence Wallel with witnesses listed for July 24 1918 before United States commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon Montana.
Department of the Interior Land Office at Helena Montana notices Fabin P P Bray through attorney Luther T Hauhberg to file protests by August 10 1918 regarding two unsurveyed land parcels in sections 5 and 6 township 103 108 and 105 8W M M. The lands are NEY NW 44 and NW3 NEY of Sec 5 6 with 40 acres each. Register Jos Okur signs the notice.
Department of the Interior notice from Helena dated June 12 1918 states Charles Sassman sole heir of Fred Sassman of Reichle Montana filed intent to prove up a land claim under H. H. E and H. KB entries for NW 9 NW4 and SW 4 NEY E NEY in section 8 township 48 range 9W Montana Meridian. Smith will appear before Fred Rife in Dillon Montana July 24 1918 with witnesses Peter Spritzer Frederick J Hartwig Carl Hartwig and John Hand all residents of Reichle. Register Jos. Oker signs.
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