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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
8
An ad touts guaranteed hot water bottles made of fine rubber in chocolate color. It promises instant comfort for neuralgia toothache and other pains and notes reinforced construction and full capacity.
Frank Ranos a Mexican was arraigned in district court last Saturday and entered a not guilty plea. Judge Joseph C. Smith has been in Miles City the past two weeks presiding in place of Judge Daniel O Hearn of Custer county.
Enlists In Army Ray Ingram left last Friday for Fort Riley Kansas to serve in the medical department. Dr Best in East Dr F H Best has gone to Chicago for a postgraduate dentistry course. Dr Luther remains in charge of his offices during the absence. Called to Spokane Denton Oliver
A caller went to Spokane last Saturday for his sister Mrs. Will Simpson who was seriously ill and operated on there. Miss Bessie Quinn, a student at the Normal college, grew seriously ill and was taken to Butte for treatment.
Walter Brown, one of the first Beaverhead county volunteers, reports he has been transferred to the ambulance corps and will not return until the war ends. Amile Marabello, Italian section man, was admitted to citizenship last Friday after initial papers in Monida and transfer to Ogden. Mr and Mrs W B Hartwig and son drove to Helena for several days with relatives. Charles Rody, visiting from Lima, lost a twenty dollar pocketbook and a horse medicine recipe. he will pay ten dollars for its return. A city hall masquerade last Friday night drew strong attendance with Baxter Tonrey Orchestra providing music.
Transferred Frank Brady, longtime cashier at the freight depot, has been appointed to a position in the accounting department of the G. & P. at Armstead. H. M. Schneider, cattle buyer for Stanton Company of Spokane, arrived in Dillon to assess Beaverhead county cattle prospects. Tom Flynn bought a new Franklin touring car from Western Motor Supply.
Representatives of the Hennessy and Ridell company of Butte will be here for the rest of the day to display drapes and related textiles.
The article notes a display of drapes and interior decorations at the Andrus hotel this week. Attorney L L Callaway of Great Falls visited his brother Edmund and attended to legal business. The O D O club of Stone Creek hosts a supper and dance at the school house next Friday inviting all residents.
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co of Dillon Montana offers ready abstracts. Frank Hazelbaker president promotes comprehensive title services and prompt completion.
A notice invites readers to see Dr. Scarborough at the Andrus Hotel for eye care in a Wednesday event on March 13, 1918. The advertisement stresses choosing a reliable specialist with proven results in difficult cases.
Pupils at Grant rural school Beaverhead County averaged 5.31 dollars in war savings stamps the top state record. Helena city schools averaged 1.71 dollars per pupil with 11 790 children investing 43 200.23 dollars overall. Melrose led villages with 4.31 dollars per pupil. Dillon tops second class districts with 84.1 percent participation. Virginia City Chico Park Nich ola and Grant all reached 100 percent participation.
Bozeman MT March 4 The Livingston tournament draws list 16 entered teams matched for the first round including Beaverhead Dillon vs Gallatin Bozeman Wednesday March 6 8 10 pm and Glasgow Helena Corvallis Chouteau Billings Park Flathead Missoula Custer Chouteau Great Falls Sweet Grass with games scheduled across Thursday in Livingston Kalispell Missoula Big Timber Dillon Examiner subscription urged.
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