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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1918
Page
6
A continued and never concluded Kodak story captivates readers as it weaves through family life and daily routine. The enduring tale holds attention with its persistent mystery and broad appeal across generations.
Deserter Charles McKenzie was picked up and returned to Butte officials. State Examiner Hawkins visits Dillon to review county officials. Hmil Mills jailed in Lima for larceny of Conductor Cody’s overcoat from a Short Line train. Snowfall benefits Dillon dry lands and ranges. Bessie Clark held for prowling a rooming house by Butte authorities. John Zhe a Rumanian accused of being a slacker. card proof denied. H. G. Price, Dell rancher, found demented. hospitalized at Curtis. W B Orem inspector collects manganese samples. Beaverhead field praised. A seven foot long, 23 pound rifle relic shown during firearms registration. Pearl St. Smith spelling contest planned for May. Miss Sutherland prepares word lists. Walter Grimes fails civil service exam due to snow blockade. Joe Wedum rejected from navy in San Diego after leaks discovered.
P. W. Waite buys at the Missoula horse sale held this week, representing the buyer interest in local livestock markets.
Miss Addie Baldwins millinery advertises hats for Easter with frequent sales at Dillon. The notice highlights visits from Melrose patrons for horse sales and lists numerous locals and out-of-town visitors including Al Dewitt Armstead and R C Rash Monida. Baby births, abstracts service, and local business notes accompany the social roundup in Dillon.
Dillon is among Montana’s busiest towns in war effort says George R. Metlen bridge engineer. Beaverhead claims the most livestock wealth and high per capita wealth. The county backs the war with 300 soldiers from Dillon and 26 high school boys enlisted. Thrift stamps and Liberty bonds show leading local support. Morris Elmose visited Dillon from Grant last Saturday.
Notice is given by Harry C Graves administrator of the estate of John Clark Yoe deceased to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate. Claims must be exhibited within four months after first publication to the administrator at T E Gilbert law office Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. Dated Dillon Montana March 2 1918.
Bank condition report showing assets totaling 3 427 839 87 with cash vaults and U S bonds. Liabilities list capital stock profits deposits including demand and time deposits and circulating notes. Also notes liberty loan bonds and war savings certificates owned.
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