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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1918
Page
7
A blunt notice from C C Thornton president and Marshall Field cashier warns readers that urgent fire safety and insurance papers may matter when a house is at risk, urging action regarding papers and safekeeping.
London reports to the House of Commons that British casualties in all theaters total 3,049,991. Officers killed or missing 142,643 and men 2,907,357. Dardanelles losses 119,729 with 1,785 officers killed and 31,788 wounded. Saloniki and East African campaigns add thousands more. An extra 19,000 deaths from non expeditionary forces noted.
Attorney General Gregory instructs U S attorneys and marshals that delinquents and deserters must be rounded up and prosecuted. Induction calls canceled for others do not shield past delinquents. violations to be pursued with maximum penalties. Also includes two notice for publication items from Helena Montana land offices.
Food administrators of Montana meet with State Administrator Alfred Atkinson to outline a statewide food conservation program during reconstruction. Rev. Sherman Devine of Tacoma delivers the principal address as meetings spread to every community from December 2 to 7.
A baby girl was born Friday in Dillon at the residence of Mrs J F Shaw to Mr and Mrs Don Francis. Mrs Francis will be remembered here as Miss Beth Pendleton.
Miles City November 21 General demand for a less cumbersome primary law will be made at the coming session of the Montana legislature Major J W Edwards of Forsyth recently elected to the state senate from Rosebud county for his fifth term. He also expects legislation in favor of the farmer.
Harry Andrus, manager of the Andrus hotel, and his wife Mrs. Andrus, spent several days last week in Butte attending to business matters.
Bertha Shier sues Henry O. Shier for dissolution of marriage on grounds of willful neglect to provide necessaries. summons requires appearance and plea within 20 days. filed November 7, 1918 by Clerk Fred Rife with J. H. Duffy as plaintiff’s attorney.
Orin J. Sholl of Argenta Montana filed three year final proof notices to establish a land claim of 136.85 acres across tracts A B and C in sections 15 16 and 22 T S R 11 W Montana. The hearing is before Fred Rife Clerk of the District Court Dillon Montana on January 2 1919. Witnesses Andrew J Rife William E Sawyer Charles W Scott James E Phillips all of Dillon. Jos. OKER Register.
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