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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1918
Page
11
Mrs. T. J. Mulany has returned to Dillon after six months in southern California. She reports that Mrs. Mahoney born Alice Mulaney is the mother of a new baby girl born on the fourth of this month. Mulaney brought citrus fruit from near Los Angeles.
Front page listing of precinct voting places and judges for multiple precincts in a county. Includes named precincts such as Geol Thoms, Nilson West, Bishop, Argenta, Jireh Creek, Glendale, Polaris, Jackson, Wisdom, Dewey, with voting locations like High school, Mellon hotel, Bishop school house, Argenta school house, Hopp bunk house, Glendale school house, T and L bunk house, Jackson school house, Wisdom school house, Kenna building. Also notes local residents visiting or filing homestead and campaign activity including a county coroner petition.
Twenty years ago the Deaverhead wool market remained strong with top prices at 16 14 cents per pound for 35 000 pounds sold to Jeremiah Williams and Company of Boston. Other clips to Boston buyers ranged from 14 12 to 15 cents per pound. Twelve clips totaling 400 000 pounds remain unsold locally. Suc cess Lodge No. 28 Degree of Honor installed officers in Odd Fellows hall with Mrs Walsh as P C H and Mrs Stoller as C C among others. Martin Barrett of Horse Prairie visits town. Fidel Huber accompanied Preat-
A pocketbook containing two five dollar bills was lost near the post office on Wednesday night. The finder is asked to return it to the Dillon Examiner office. Also notices include for sale Russian wolf hounds in Star Idaho and rental inquiries in Dillon.
The Gold Dredging company at Bannack shipped $10,000 worth of gold dust last week. President D. E. Sanders visited Twin Bridges on the Fourth and delivered the day’s oration. Harriet Harper of Pleasant Grove Utah visits her sister Mrs Chas Hirschman who is slowly improving from illness. Local post offices report a new series of postage stamps commemorating the Giamabea cup position.
Fragmentary OCR reads a vendor warning about delivery by August 1 and ships out of town if orders not placed. It mentions evaluating value of Tian Vesace and cert PPE, but details are obscured and payment terms unclear.
Well known piano tuner Warry Hunter will be in Dillon in a few days with service available by appointment. Orders should be left at the Dillon Tribune office for scheduling and contact.
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