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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1917
Page
7
The home gardening movement gains traction in Dillon as residents with backyards or vacant plots push for cheap water rates or free water from the city to encourage garden growing and support the cause.
Drivers are cautioned to slow on streets used by fire engines after several cars ran over a hose during a North Idaho street practice. A $100 fine will be imposed for future violations and City Fire Chief C. W. Robison will enforce the law.
A July 4 1903 dinner in Shanghai featured a British consul praising the Union Jack while Eli Perkins toasted the Stars and Stripes. He spoke of liberty and unity, hoping Britain and America’s flags together promote peace among Christendom.
Dillon aims to start spring cleaning with a citywide push urged by health officer Dr M A Walker and fire chief C W Robison. Premises must be cleaned in coming days or police will act. complaints require signable names for action. Basements and winter refuse must be cleared to avoid a state fire marshal inspection.
Frank Hazelbaker was chosen as Montana's delegate to the national Woodmen convention to be held in Chicago in June. Deputy state humane officer P. J. Gillig an took 16 year old Mary Cook into custody in Dillon last Thursday after she ran away from Billings.
Bank condition reports for Dillon Montana closing May 1 1917 show assets 3 174 348 05 with deposits 1 893 887 02 and capital 150 000 including reserves at federal banks. Dillon banks list large ledgers loans to customers, bonds, real estate, cash items and liabilities with careful notarized attestations. Lost bay mare ad and local notices for positions and postings appear in the same issue.
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