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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1917
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner announces regular mailing to subscribers until a definite discontinuation order is received and all arrearages are paid. The paper is dated Wednesday November 28, 1917 and filed in Dillon Montana as a second class matter since September 20, 1902.
A roundup of names and travels shows John Shesser driving from Grant to Dillon, Loretta Miller heading to Salt Lake City, visits by Mrs J K Robison from Gilmore Idaho and many other locals passing through Dillon or traveling to nearby towns for visits, weddings, or business. Notable items include a marriage license for John Keenan and Marie Quigley, and Miss Gloria Dansie’s wedding in Salt Lake City.
Dellar Gordon has leased the Inn. Mrs. F Hawkins leaves for North Carolina. Mrs. Roe entertained the Armstead Red Cross. Mrs. Elmer Gordon buys the restaurant run by Mrs. Geo Martin. A Thursday dance raises funds for the tobacco relief. Tom Mullen and Tennelson buy the pool room from Dotson. The Scotts plan an extended coast visit to see Park in the U S army.
Dr. George G. Brownback received a letter from a Belgium soldier Jules De Waeles adopted by his fraternity. The correspondent recalls wounds, longing for family, plans to send a photo, and gratitude for aid while detailing life at the front and wartime hopes.
Joseph Oker and Frank G. Steele of the United States land office dismissed the government protest against Charles Quick and Edith Quick over desert land entries. Hearing was in Dillon on September 29. Quick couple filed August 9 1915, stated Cow Cabin creek would supply irrigation water. later statements claimed adequate water. Investigation found sufficient water to irrigate the land. protest dismissed.
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