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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1917

Page

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Liberty Loan Bonds Drive Urges Local Subscriptions

Local banks report Minneapolis Federal Reserve notices urging Liberty Loan bond sales. Banks, Oregon Short Line workers at Lima, and Masons in Dillon have expressed purchases. Prospective buyers may apply through any local bank. Bonds priced from 50 to 1000 dollars pay 3 percent interest semiannually with maturities in 1947 and options to convert to higher rates.

Minneapolis Reserve Bank Libery Loan Oregon Short Line Railroad Company Lima Masonic Fraternal Societies Dillon Sam Staes Montana Secretary of the Treasury United States

Government Bond Denomination Details

The bond form states the smallest registered denomination is $100. It is free from all income and other taxes except inheritance taxes.

Billings Cattleman Buys 400 Head of Cattle

Johnson Pickard and Crampton announced a deal in which a well known Billings cattleman purchased 400 Durham cows from Louis Stahl. The herd, ranged in Centennial valley near Monida, were loaded for shipment in good condition. About $30,000 reportedly changed hands and demand for this stock remains brisk.

Johnson, Pickard & Crampton Billings Durham Louis Stahl Centennial Valley Monida

City Move Urged to Take Over Mountain View Cemetery

A citizens group pushes for the city to assume control of Mountain View cemetery. Unmarked graves and lost records spur plans to mark all graves and restore records while outlining improvements and beautification.

CITY Mountain View Cemetery

Chancellor Ellott to Speak at Dillon Training School

Chancellor Ellott will speak at the Dillon training school commencement exercises next Friday in the auditorium. The eighth grade, with twenty three members, will present Highth Grade World, a forty page booklet of their best literary work, a record for the year with a cover designed by two students from Mr Cluley’s drawing class.

Ellott Dillon Training School Fred Staudauer Frank Ryburn Ralph Nelson Donald Stone Orville Smith Victor Carrigan William Clark Hugh Dart Rhett Rathbone John Hildreth John Roberts Frank Hatfield Alan Smith Vera Sanders Mary Gelhaus Mary Toan Mary Schoenborn Mary Rambrick Julia Anderson Cora Berry Jeannette Garver

Subscribing for a Liberty Bond Instructions

Instructions explain how to subscribe for Liberty Bonds by writing the desired amount and the purchaser’s name and address on a form. If registering in another name, fill the blank for the recipient. Mail the subscription to your bank for prompt handling and avoid payments to solicitors.

Beav erhead County Conscription Registration Surges Past 1000

The Beaverhead county conscription registration shows over a thousand eligible men aged 21 to 30, with Dillon reporting 480 and 657 from heard from precincts. Population estimates suggest Dillon could exceed 4500, and a permanent county relief society linked to the Red Cross will organize civilian aid while keeping most funds in Dillon.

Beaverhead Dillon Dillon South Movida Cio Dillon North Central Dillon South Central Dillon North Oo Dillon West Estes Speagheyne Reichle todattoNiettatt Nrad Sdeedet Glendale Lakeview Lima Dell Armstead Grant Brenner Barratts Bannack Bishop Polaris Jackson Wisdom

Playgrounds to Open Monday June 11 Under College Supervision

The city playground will open on Monday June 11 with plans to make this summer more successful than before. General supervision will be by the Normal College physical training instructor and the immediate director.

Normal College

Red Cross Seeks Thousand Members in County

A movement to establish a Bea verlead county Red Cross chapter aims for one thousand members. A temporary citizen committee has organized and a legal petition has been sent to the district superintendent. Mrs. Annabel Edinger chairs the committee.

American Red Cross Society Beaverlead County Annabel Edinger

Summer School Opens At Montana State Normal College

The summer session began with high attendance and dormitory capacity filled. Enrollment may reach 300, with many students staying in private homes. The six week summer training school is free to all. departments include primary Miss Day, intermediate Miss Mc Donald, grammar Miss Dorchester, ungraded Miss Hazard, and an eight week kindergarten under Miss Barbour.

Montana State Normal College Miss Day Miss McDonald Miss Dorchester Miss Hazard Miss Barbour

Eighteen Graduates Receive Cet Diplomas at Dillon

Be all of Beaverhead county high school gathered to witness the commencement exercises last Friday. Eighteen seniors received diplomas for completing the high school course. Several graduates have secured jobs in Dillon while others enlist or plan college attendance.

Beaverhead County High School J. T. Ross Dewey Cashmore George McFarlin Claudius Davis Joseph Yuen Mildred Bil- Mott Frances Caldwell Josephine Jones Hilen Nelson Mae Henneherry Lucy Kluge Georgia Paddock Bertie Mathews Hifreda Williamson Dorothy Gelhaus Gladya ‘Oliver Mary Ewing Celesta Young H. G. Humphrey Smith Paddock L. H. Young Byron FB Toan HL Lane Wild Weivemoereiverareen Montana Herp Helena Claudia Davis Uncle Sam Beaverhead County Joe Yuen Cincinnati Ohio Ohio University F. A. Hazelbaker Emerick Elfreda Williamson Western Union Georgia Mathews R. W. Boone Gladys Oliver Hartwig

Metlen Dining Room Reopens After Two Week Closure

After a two week closure the dining room at the Metlen hotel reopened today and meals are being served as usual.

Metlen

Assault in railroad yards leads to arrest in Silverton case

Bennett Silverton says he was assaulted in the railroad yards near the depot by a man who had been riding with him in a box car. James O Malley was arrested and identified by Silverton as the attacker. O Malley faces trial for assault.

Bennett Silverton James O’malley Silverton O'Malley

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