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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1918
Page
10
Montana youths are asked to enroll this week for the United War Work campaign to be held November 16. Headquar ters will open where schools are closed, and each enlisted boy or girl should recruit friends to support fighters. A $5 subscription covers five weeks for a front line fighter or factory worker.
Washington reports the October weather boosted corn to 2,749,198,000 bushels, with a 919,000,000 bushel wheat crop and record tobacco at 1,266,686,000 pounds. Despite smaller overall size, food value is higher by over ten points due to quality.
The verse mocks German imperial swagger with phrases like myself und Gott and references to Bismarck Caprivi and der Wacht am Rhein. It contrasts martial bravado with humorous lines while a local reporter notes John Peterson’s visit from Grant with a headlinelike oddity.
M Tanaka, a Japanese laborer, died from exhaustion near Barretts station after wandering along snowbound railroad tracks nine miles from Dillon. He had become intoxicated in Dillon and headed toward home. his body was found near the Poindexter crossing after hours of search. He leaves a wife and two young children.
Georgia Mathews thanks Beaverhead County voters for a handsome majority and pledges to faithfully perform duties as county treasurer. She promises courteous service in return for the loyalty shown by the people.
W H Fitch prominent Centennial valley rancher died in Idaho Falls from injuries suffered at his Lakeview ranch weeks earlier. Survived by wife and son Martin Fitch who is serving on the western front in France.
Mrs J B Egan and her young daughter Betty have been staying at The Andrus in Dillon for a week recovering from influenza. They will remain in Dillon for some time before returning to Monida.
Anaconda National Bank seeks foreclosure against Lew Horuop Hildegard Jones executrix Robert Jones deceased and Jones Land and Cattle Co involving a real estate lien. The suit names shareholders and executors in a public sale action.
Beaverhead County sheriff announces a sheriff sale of multiple parcels in Dillon Montana on November 30 1918 at 2 p m at the courthouse front door with extensive land descriptions in township ranges and sections all cash terms. The notice also details a divorce suit for dissolution of marriage citing failure to provide necessaries and a public notice of a 1918 land patent final three year proof by Thomas J Jeffries with witnesses named in Dillon Montana.
Notice along with a summons in the Beaverhead County Montana District Court requires Henry O. Shier to appear. Also, Bernard McGurk of Dillon filed final three year proof for his Homestead Entry No. 011210 dated July 27, 1915, with a December 18, 1918 deadline before Clerk Fred Rife.
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