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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1918
Page
7
Washington reports 1,000,000 men turning 21 registered for service as Provost Marshal Crowder orders mobilization of 200,000 more between June 24 and 28. Arizona excluded. total selective drafts now 1,595,704 with 2,000,000 in camp anticipated.
Lars Larson reports from Mo nida. Mr and Mrs H C Redingshafer and their young son left last Thursday for Missoula. Redingshafer, formerly a clerk in the Beaverhead National Forest office, is transferred to Missoula as chief clerk in the district fiscal agent office. Captain Wilhited of Missoula will succeed him in Dillon.
U S wartime order directs postmasters and police chiefs to register German alien women between June 17 and 26, take fingerprints and four autographed photos, issue photo ID cards, and intern or deport those who refuse. Registration applies to American wives of German aliens unless naturalized or certain status exceptions apply. Special rules cover Alsace Lorraine and Schleswig Holstein natives.
In Beav erhead County Montana the Fifth Judicial District district court orders June 27 1918 at 10 a m for proving the will of Willard Jensen deceased and for hearing Tierbert C Wheat’s petition for letters testamentary. Notice to interested parties via publication in the Dillon Examiner at least ten days before the date. Judge Jos Smith signs.
Notice announces George W. O Neal of Harrison Arkansas seeks to enter land in Montana under 2306 2307 R S U S with protest deadline July 24 1918. Alias summons from Beaverhead District Court requires Susan J Seybold to answer divorce complaint within twenty days after service.
Editorial favors the Moore Motor Vehicle Co of Danville Illinois as a strong investment citing top personnel large modern plant and broad market potential. Bankers and financiers show unusual interest backing the enterprise with evidence of solid merit and investor safety.
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