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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1918

Page

5

All of Steel Safe Deposit Boxes at Our Bank

The bank offers steel reinforced fire proof vault boxes with Watson locks. Boxes rent from $2.00 to $8.00 per year, with $1.50 royalty per box to the lock maker. Demonstrations available to show lock operation and security with no obligation to rent. We have a box for you.

America

Cattle shipments from Beaverhead rise with multiple consignments

Beaverhead county reports continued cattle shipping this month with numerous loads from Monida and surrounding valleys. James Dodd sent 500 head to Kansas City while Rife and Duff Brothers delivered two cars, J Ramsey four cars to Blackfoot Idaho, J M Johns 136 head to Kansas City, Paul Bros Monida 160 head to Kansas City, George Heimer Ogden 200 head to Salt Lake City, all bought in Centennial valley. John Peterson of Horse Prairie shipped fifteen cars to Kansas City. Robert Dansie arrived from Armstead for the shipments.

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 on a predatory animal to claim a bounty halved claims in a long running fraud. Grafters previously earned by exhibiting only a scalp in Montana and two paws in Idaho. Inspectors exposed the scheme, prompting law changes and a cut in payouts.

Idaho Montana

Sugar allotments raised to four pounds per person per month

The Food Administration raised household sugar allotments from three to four pounds monthly per capita in beet sugar states and cane areas of Louisiana effective December 1, due to cargo and storage limits. Elsewhere three pounds per household remain, while substitutes policy for wheat flour purchases is relaxed after the Armistice.

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

Casualty total for American forces estimated under 100000

Washington officials estimate that American expeditionary force casualties will not exceed 100000, covering killed in action wounded died of wounds disease and missing. Records may take weeks to complete and many losses in recent battles may still be unreported.

Big Hole Valley Ted Harper Frank Anderson Jimmy Scofield Big Hole Basin Washington Germany United States

Steals March on Friends Wedding at Missoula

Harold Capehart and Miss Bessie Stewart wed on September 2 in Missoula and kept it secret until now. The couple then moved to Deer Lodge where Capehart accepted a position with the Larabie bank. Stewart is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Stewart of Wisdom.

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

Notice of Homestead Final Proof Hearing No 00576

Orin J. Sholl of Argenta Montana has filed to prove a combined 126.85 acre land claim in sections 15 16 and 22 T S R is in Montana meridian. Final three year proof before Fred Rife Dillon Montana on January 2 1919 with witnesses Andrew J. Rife William E. Sawyer Charles W. Scott and James E. Phillips all of Dillon.

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

Science Solves the Butter Problem with Troco

Science introduces TROCO a vegetable butter from coconut meat churned with milk and colored like butter. It tastes like fine creamery butter, costs about the same as oleomargarine, and provides similar cooking results while saving on usage. Troco Company Milwaukee invites readers to request a free cookbook.

Science TROCO Troco Company Milwaukee

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OYE Dellar Gordon Armstead Beaverhead Robert Dansie Stock Commission Sanitary Board Northwest Capitol Grounds Abstract & Title Co Frank Hazelbaker Mont ON Earth C. M. Hansen Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co Dillon Examiner
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