Dillon Tempted by Out-of-Town Visitors and Local Moves
Ed Roe visited Dillon from Bedrock yesterday while Dr. J Desmond from Butte spends a few days there. A license issued to Joseph Chehey and Bessie Hymer of Pocatello Idaho marks a local marriage action amid a string of regional visits and relocations across Dillon Armstead Butte and nearby ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Roe
Dillon
J. Desmond
Butte
Will Fleming
Dell
F. C. Swartz
J. W. Scott
City
Armstead
R. Scott
James McKnight
Dell. Co
C. Thornton
Joseph M. Chehey
Bessie Hymer
Pocatello
Idaho
William Montgomery
Wisdom
J. C. Wetmore
Centennial Valley
Rosabelle Porter
Notable Visitors and Local Social Roundup in Dillon
Victor Mathews arrived from Dell on Monday. Mr and Mrs F A Husted of Jackson spend the week in Dillon. Bert Clayton from Dell registered at The Medlen. James Dodd and Charles Robinett visit from Centennial valley ranches. Mrs Jessie Shoemaker returns to Butte after visiting the Cosgrove home where illness affected the family. George Palmer of Short Line attends to business and greets friends. Mabel Tevis returns to Butte after a month assisting Frank Hazelbaker. Wadams arrives from Armstead to take her place. Pat Buttle drives to Dillon Saturday to inspect horses. his sister Pearl visits Mrs James Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pendergast
Dillon
Fox
Big Hole Basin
John Inabit
W. C. Jones
Wise River
Stuart Felt
Elkhorn Springs
Earl Trask
Jerome
Idaho
Dave Metlen
Genieve Metlen
Joe Metlen
C. L
Horse Prairie
Arby Beardslee
Lima
St. Paul
Walter Vance
Melrose
Park Lowther
Finley Watson
James Phillips
Harry G. Davis
Jackson
B. L. Clegg
Mr. Wilson
James McCann
Bert Paul
Kathleen Herrick
Monida
A.S. Beardslee
Andrus
Mark Lyons
Lyons
Ed Smith
Mae Smith
Emery Smith
Long Beach
Cal
Victor Mathews
Dell
F. A. Husted
Bert Clayton
Medlen
James Dodd
Charles Robinett
Centennial Valley
Jessie Shoemaker
Butte
R. M. Cosgrove
Pat Buttle
Pearl
James Judge
Fort Kno ugh Soldiers Here
As advertised the inspection of horses by the English government took place in this city. A large number of splendid horses were brought in but few were accepted by the government as inspectors were called in at noon. The inspectors were Lieutenant Joseph X. Parent M OMalley Knott J G Catlett J A Andrews and J P Stimer of Fort Keough. The officers had inspected in various Montana cities but after peace was declared they were advised to take the horses they had bargained for and make no further purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph X. Parent
M. O'Malley Knott
J. G. Catlett
7. A. Andrews
J. P. Stimer
Fort Keough
Montana
Draft registrants warned of immediate mobilization
Helena officials report United States District Attorney C Day was told by Attorney General Gregory that registrants ages 19 to 37 who have not filled out or returned questionnaires may be picked up and sent to mobilization camps at once. The telegram adds that cancellation of the draft does not affect men inducted under selective service for failure to perform duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
United States
C. Day
Gregory
Local man charged with taking cash from sheep herder
Charged With Taking Cash Chas. Dell was brought from Melrose yesterday and is accused of taking money belonging to Jack Henry, a sheep herder. Henry had cashed traveler’s checks after a peace celebration, then met Coll at Melrose. Coll did not return with the drink and was later arrested while still in possession of the pocketbook and two checks. Can Send Christmas Packages to boys in France till November 30. labels must be obtained or correct conditions met from B N Stevenson Red Cross chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas
Dell
Melrose
Jack Henry
Henry
Butte
Coll
France
B. N. Stevenson
The
Red Crogs
Back in Jail Ben Parro Reoffends After Short Freedom
Parro a Mexican man, freed after about ten hours, returns to jail after wandering from the county jail. He had been serving nearly a year for petty charges and allegedly shoplifted gloves and trousers from the Golden Rule store and annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Parro
Perro
Golden Rule
Former Wisdom State cashier to join Camp Meade paymasters
Willcenter Service A M Sheimo former cashier of the Wisdom State bank spends a few days this week settling business affairs before leaving for Camp Meade to enter the pay masters department. He enlisted earlier but was detained by an influenza attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willcenter Service
A. M. Sheimo
Wisdom State Bank
Camp Meade
Paymasters’ Department
Sheimo
Illness Strikes Undersheriff Gosman This Week
Undersheriff O C Gosman is home with influenza and shows modest improvement though not fully recovered. Local department notes he is not seriously ill and resting as of today.
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O. C. Gosman
Warren Stone Returns From Bonita Deer Hunt Near Missoula
Warren Stone has come back from Bonita after spending several days hunting a deer near Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Stone
Bonita
Missoula
Boys Sent Back From Fort Worden Army Draft
Eighteen Dillon youths drafted for general service were halted at Othello Washington and sent home, leaving only about one in the contingent to return Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Fort. Worden
Wash
Othello
Taxes Due to County Treasurer Delinquent Penalties Added
Taxpayers must pay taxes to the county treasurer promptly. Delinquent payments after November 30 will incur a ten percent penalty.
Hunting Trip Ends With Deer for Adams Dart Critz and Holtz
Peon hunters L. K. Adams George Dart Fred Critz and Jay Holtz returned Sunday evening from a two weeks hunting expedition to the Bloody Dick section Critz and Holtz each brought in a nice deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. K. Adams
George Dart
Fred Critz
Jay Holtz
Bloody Dick
Critz
Holtz
Men’s Suits: Quality Styles at Low Prices
A local shop touts Blacks Grays Browns and Fancy Mixtures with a dozen patterns in each size. Men’s suits priced from 22 50 to 37 50, promising strong quality style and satisfaction for busy customers.
Back on the Job as Police Officer Returns After Illness
Officer Charles Retallack resumes duties as day policeman after several weeks out with illness. He underwent head growth removal surgery and then battled a serious frontal sinus condition following a cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Retallack
Mr. Retallack
Fire on East Glendale Street Causes Quick Fire Department Response
A small blaze broke out last Wednesday on East Glendale Street near Olmsted Stevens store in the alley behind it. Firefighters hurried to the scene but no damage occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glendale Street
Olmsted-Stevenson’s
Mrs Jeff Gerard Dies in Butte from Influenza
Dillon mourns the death of Mrs. Jeff Gerard who died in Butte Saturday from influenza. She had been ill only a few days. She leaves a husband and two small sons. Mrs. Gerard was well known in Dillon where she had resided for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Dillon
Jeff Gerard
Gerard
Beloved Daughter Elna Peterson Remembrance
Mr and Mrs Peter J Peterson and family express gratitude for sympathy and help during Elna’s illness and death. They thank Mrs Curtis for care, B C H S teachers and students, M 2 Sunday School, Lutheran aid, High School Class of 1920, and all who sent flowers. their kindness will be remembered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elna
Peterson
Curtis
M. 2
Lutheran Aid
Peter J
Tony Kruletz Died in France from Disease
Dillon youth Tony Kruletz has died in France from an illness. Local military officials have no records, so it is believed he enlisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Kruletz
Dillon
France
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Kodak
A. Geohwy of
Fort Knough
Albert Stamm
Chas. H. Niblack
Red Cross
City Drug Gompany
GUY Drug Company
the Examiner
Lalley
Lalley-Light
DELCO
Delco-Light
H. UL. Willis ‘Co
S. Mont. St
Dillon Auto Company
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