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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1918
Page
6
Local residents from Grant Lima Armstead and Butte frequent Dillon with social calls and business dealings. The Dillon Electric Supply moves into Hartwig theatre building and Majestic range promotion announced. Community notices include lambing season supplies and arrangements for a dormitory project.
Mrs. M. J. Sperling died suddenly of acute pneumonia in Butte last Thursday after a brief illness. A Dillon native educated there, she spent most of her youth in Dillon. The remains were sent to Bozeman for burial in the Sperling family lot. she is survived by her husband and her mother, a well known Dillon resident.
Last Friday Miss Montana Murray reached sixteen and hosted twenty two friends for a party. They danced to Victrola music then gathered in the dining room for a fern and red rose decorated event with a menu of salted almonds sandwiches pineapple salad olives chips cake coffee and ice cream. The Journal joins friends in wishing her many happy returns.
A court ruling states that anyone drafted or enlisting receives a badge on oath, making him a member of the U S Army with the same protection as a uniform. It is illegal to sell or give intoxicants to a youth wearing the badge and illegal for him to remove it after taking the oath.
An old style plea urges giving tires to the Red Cross to aid soldiers, alongside classified notes on second hand autos from Dillon Carriage Works. Also advertised is 100 irrigated Beaverhead Valley acres for sale with furnished house and adjoining land, needing farming equipment and a four horse team.
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