Dillon Examiner May 15 1918 Time Table Notice
The Dillon Examiner lists mail arrangements and an Old South time table. No. 29 Northbound at 3 35 a m No. 30 Southbound No. 31 Northbound No. 32 Southbound appear in the item.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1918
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner lists mail arrangements and an Old South time table. No. 29 Northbound at 3 35 a m No. 30 Southbound No. 31 Northbound No. 32 Southbound appear in the item.
The first Lima city council meeting appointed L H Truax to multiple posts including city clerk and tax collector. Aldermen L Peterson John Wendell James Phillips James Burt and J L Lewis attended while Emory Keller was absent. A large crowd honored soldiers with songs cannons and treats as Red Cross prepares a house to house canvass for more volunteers.
Melrose residents hosted visitors from Reichle Whitehall Bedrock and Rock Creek while Mr and Mrs Screiner and Mr S A Barbour welcomed relatives. The war chest drive closed at $942 and third liberty loan surpassed $5000. Vaccinations were required for Melrose schoolchildren. Ed Hand of Los Angeles died leaving a wife two children and mining ties to Rochester.
The report lists assets including loans and discounts 2 534 774 69 overdrafts secured none unsecured 19 906 69 U S bonds to secure circulation 50 000 60,000 Liberty loan bonds unpledged 32 percent 4 percent and various securities cash in vault and due from national banks 719 520 88 total assets 3 850 329 92 Liabilities show capital stock 200 000 00 surplus 100 000 00 undivided profits 27 002 76 deposits demand 2 084 978 03 time 1 281 729 30 total liabilities 3 850 329 92
Lima residents are urged to attend the show The Chore Boy on May 17 to raise funds for the Red Cross. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. John A. Peat just returned from a statewide tour, while Dr. A. Smith of Dillon and O. C. Gosman were in town. The local slogan warns two days to loaf and five days to work, with strict enforcement of the law for the unemployed.
Missl Renouard and guest spent the weekend in Normal. The senior class play Fanny and the Servant Problem was staged in Normal college auditorium Friday evening to wide appreciation. A 2:20 Friday convocation featured Miss Helen Hill on Defective Children. Various faculty and guests attended later dinners and lunches at Normal hall and dormitory.
Frederick C North and Nathan A Ames filed for a patent covering 1500 linear feet of the Echo Lode vein in unorganized Beaverhead County Montana. The location sits near Bald Mountain with discovery posts dated April 12 1918. Adverse claimants must file within sixty days of publication. Jos Oker Register. First publication May 15 1918.
Leonard D. Brown of Armstead Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in township 10 south range 11 west Montana meridian. Proof before Fred Rife Dillon Montana on June 8 1918 with witnesses James R. Freeman Martin Burke William M. Lee and Duke Davis all of Armstead. Jos. O. Odor Register
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