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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1918
Page
7
The paper will be mailed regularly to subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrearages have been paid.
D L Stephens seeks the Democratic nomination for Beaverhead County auditor in the August 27 1918 primary. George Tash announces as Republican candidate for Beaverhead County sheriff, subject to the voters at the same August 27 1918 primary.
Sixteen of fifty four registrants remain unclassified while thirty five men are in Class 1 and scheduled for medical exams July 26. Names of those in Class 1 and 2 are listed with one in Class 4. several seek exemptions causing delays in the classification process.
Last Monday articles of incorporation were filed for the Lima Ditch Company with 50000 capital. The plan is to build a 20 mile ditch from Bedrock reservoir to Dell, three feet deep and eight feet wide, carrying 9000 cubic feet of water to irrigate up to 10000 acres. Eleven stockholders include Olmsted Gosman Williams Peat West Thompson Van Housen Brandenberg Beardslee Truax Sutherland. Directors for three months: Williams Beardslee Peat Olmsted Brandenberg. Officers: Williams president West vice president Olmsted secretary treasurer. Work to begin soon and be finished by next spring for irrigation use.
Last week inspectors raided dog neighborhoods and picked up several dozen stray dogs. The city had previously passed an ordinance requiring owners to muzzle their pets to prevent rabies spread. Unmuzzled dogs found at large will be taken to the dog pound.
The Chautauqua week lists Monday evening opening with the Old Soldier Fiddlers led by Col. John A. Pattee, veterans and wives admitted 55c. Tuesday features Morning Series Lectures and Fenwick Newell Concert Company with admissions 39c and Reneral programs including Maud Ballington Booth. Wednesday covers lectures and Morrison Smith Company performances with various admission 30c to 55c. Thursday presents Zedeler Quintet and Bird Man Gorst with nature and illustrated talks. Friday marks Music Day with Thaviu’s Exposition Band and grand concert. Saturday includes Cartoon Lecture, Treble Clef Club, and War in Europe lectures with varied admissions. war tax included.
We thank friends for sympathy and deeds during illness and death of our husband son and brother John Hoffman. Special thanks to the Knights of Pythias of Ima. Signed by Mrs. John Hoffman Louis Hoffman and family Mr and Mrs W C Templin and family Mr and Mrs Henry Johnson
On Sunday July 28 Sunday school begins at 10 a m with preaching at 11 a m by Pastor H G Humphrey and an 8 p m sermon after an Epworth League meeting at 7 p m. Stone Creek school house hosts 3 p m services with a sermon by H G Humphrey. Mrs A C Scott and daughter visited Dillon last Wednesday to see H L Scott off for Camp Lewis.
Beaverhead County districts report one registered Black man, William Francis, ordered to report and drafted for military service next month after the adjutant general’s call. The county notes it has not failed Uncle Sam. The sole registrant was passing through on an Oregon Short Line train when registered.
Department of the Interior U S Land Office announces sale of isolated tract No 017576 at Helena Montana on July 9 1918. Bids closed and parcels offered for public auction under land laws in effect at that time. Prospective bidders advised to review terms and conditions on file.
Under Sec. 2455, GLO, Mary E. Henneberry applies for land in section 35 T8S R10W MM. The NW% SE% tract to be offered at $1.25 per acre or higher, Aug 29 at 2:30 PM, at the office. Sale ends when bidders stop. highest bidder pays immediately. Objections or claims must be filed before sale time.
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