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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1918

Page

2

All of Steel Safe Deposit Boxes at Our Bank

The bank advertises steel safe deposit boxes with strong locks in a fire proof concrete vault reinforced with steel bars. Each box uses the Watson lock, touted as the best in America, offering absolute protection. Rent is $2.00 to $8.00 per year with a $1.50 royalty paid to Watson. demonstrations available with no obligation to rent. We have a box for you.

America

Beaverhead cattle shipments rise as war effort noted

Beaverhead county sees increased cattle shipments this month with dozens of steers and cars sent to Kansas City and Salt Lake City from Monida and surrounding areas. Notables include James Dodd 500 head, J M Johns 136 head, and J Ramsey four cars. Also listed are deaths and injuries among local servicemen from the Big Hole valley.

Beaverhead County James Dodd Kansas City Rife and Duff Brothers J. Ramsey Blackfoot Ida J. M. Johns Paul Bros Monida George Heimer Ogden Salt Lake City Centennial Valley John Peterson Horse Prairie

Bounty Grafters Run Into A Snag

A Montana law requiring four paws of predatory animals to claim a bounty halved payouts and exposed a long running fraud. Grafters bought pelts sent them to Idaho, claimed four paws there and scalp in Montana to double bounty before inspectors uncovered the scheme and led to the new rule.

Idaho Montana

Sugar Quota Raised to Four Pounds per Person Monthly

Washington reports the food administration raised household sugar allotments to four pounds monthly per person in beet sugar producing states and cane territory of Louisiana effective December 1. Remaining states keep three pounds monthly for households and three pounds per 90 meals for public eating places. The move follows wartime flour relaxations tied to the armistice.

Washington The Food Administration Grain Corporation of the Food Administration Mediterranean Sea India Australia Louisiana

Total American casualties cap estimate in world war

Washington reports officials estimate that American expeditionary forces casualties will not exceed 100000. Killed wounded died of wounds disease accidents and missing are included. Records will take weeks and many cases may be reported later from Germany and allied hospitals.

Washington Germany United States

Steals March on Friends Marriage Bound for Deer Lodge

Harold Capehart and Miss Bessie Stewart wed secretly on September 2 in Missoula. The couple, now in Deer Lodge where Capehart joined the Larabie bank, hail from Wisdom with many friends sending congratulations for a long and happy life together.

Harold Capehart Bessie Stewart Missoula Deer Lodge Capehart Larabie Bank Geo. Stewart Wisdom Big Hole Basin

Notice of Final Three Year Proof for Argenta Land Claim

Orin J. Sholl of Argenta Montana seeks final three year proof to establish his homestead claim on 126.85 acres in sections 15 16 and 22 T S R is Mi Montana meridian in Helena Montana land office notice dated November 138 1918. Witnesses named are Andrew J. Rife William E Sawyer Charles W. Scott and James E. Phillips all of Dillon Montana. The proof is to be submitted to Clerk Fred Rife on January 2 1919.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Helena Montana Orin J. Sholl Argenta T. S Mi Mgatana Fred Rife The District Court Dillon Andrew J. Rife Wiliam E. Sawyer Charles W. Scott James E. Phillips Jos OK Register

TROCO Butter From Coconuts Wins At Low Cost

Science introduces TROCO the vegetable butter from coconut white meat churned with milk. It imitates creamery butter in taste and color, costs the same as oleomargarine, but contains no animal oils. TECCO offers similar benefits and easy digestion.

Science

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