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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1918
Page
11
A public reception will be held next Friday evening at the Methodist church to honor Normal college students and teachers. The event includes a musical program and a brief welcome address to Dillon.
Twenty years ago, a handsome six room cottage with bath and closets is being built by John F. Bishop for A. L. Stone on Idaho street south of the Thompson residence. O'Conner and Snyder are the contractors. The same issue notes schools reopening next Tuesday and the State Normal annual start.
Beaverhead Alberta Oil & Gas stockholders meet at Beaverhead club rooms on Tuesday evening September 17 at 8 oclock. All stockholders urged to attend. Also notices Methodist Church events for Sunday September 16 with Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m led by Pastor H G Humphrey Epworth League at 7 p m and song service with preaching at 8 p m.
Charter Number 3120 presents the bank's condition with resources totaling 3 419 622 24 including loans 2 347 186 10 U S bonds and other securities. Liabilities show deposits and other obligations amounting to 3 419 622 24 with notes and reserves detailed and held with the Federal Reserve Bank and U S Treasurer.
Governor Stewart proclaims September 12 1918 a legal holiday to facilitate universal male registration under the federal act. Officials from marshals to local boards must ensure orderly conduct and report delinquent registrants to the U S District Attorney. Penalty for nonregistration is one year in prison. citizens urged to cooperate.
Three men filed intentions to become U S subjects on Monday. Steve Borozon of Servia Mads Olsen Anderson born in Denmark and Gutfried Karlen from Switzerland join the list. Peter N. Hansen a Dane applied for his first papers.
Pur suant to a Montana District Court order the administrator of the Ella L Jewell estate will sell at public auction for cash the decedent's interest in Lots 16 17 and part of Lot 18 in Block 25 Original Townsite Dillon Beaverhead County at the courthouse front door Dillon at 10 o clock a m October 2 1918 George E Jewell administrator dated September 4 1918.
Arthur Gibson, a former Examiner employee now in active service, writes from France about patriotic entertainers, shell fire, and living in a cellar. He notes the doughboys’ fighting prowess, mutual credit with artillery, and hopes for mail and pay while asking readers to say hello to the other servicemen.
Nelson reports Fort George Wright four miles from Spokane in the pine woods and notes the boys are moving out continually. He expects to depart by Tuesday, likely for Florida, and praises abundant food and amenities including coffee, cream, vegetables, meat, white bread, and eggs for breakfast.
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