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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1918
Page
8
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Dillon briefs from 1811 report J H Duffy Anaconda attorney spent Tuesday in Dillon John Lenkersdorfer visited Dillon O M Galloway rented Baptist parsonage moving in this week Mrs Thomas Pilon recovering from grip county commissioners held special session for road matters Frank Rife and Duff brothers plan beef cattle shipment to eastern market next week Hazelbaker offers low rate farm loans Elizabeth Sutherland county superintendent visited Big Hole schools Dr M A Walker and Morse accompanied Bernstein to Butte Easter vacation returns Normal students back in Dillon alumni plan banquet at Beaverhead high school Max and Mike Lauterbach return from Los Angeles M Lauterbach stays for medical care pastor for Baptist church not yet arranged Sunday school continues as usual residents travel for Easter news sources and local ads keep residents informed
Local notice urges readers to see Dr H H Scarborough the eye specialist at the Andrus Hotel in Dillon on Wednesday April 17 for headaches and dizziness relief. Also reportsペ minor community items including John H Judge's trip from Polaris, William Bernstein seeking stomach treatment in Butte, Mrs A B McCaleb's return from Salmon, Rev Walter M Corll moving to Santa Paula, and Montana Meat Market cold storage fittings arriving for installation near Lovers Leap.
A severe wind and snow event hit western Montana with two inches of snowfall in Dillon and heavier drifts near Armstead and Twin Bridges. The storm dropped temperatures to ten degrees above zero, hampering heating in large buildings and delaying plowing amid dry ground prior to thaw.
As schools close an exodus of Dillon boys to county ranches is expected due to a ranch hands shortage. Several high school boys have already secured summer jobs.
The federal rule requires all places of amusement with admissions taxed to register with the treasury bureau. On April 1, 1918 and annually every July 1 thereafter, owners must file detailed information including owner names, addresses, venue details, capacity, prior year receipts, and performance counts. Traveling shows with fixed headquarters must lodge annual itineraries and maintain daily records with monthly returns.
Mary A. Bickerdyke known as Mother Bickerdyke was honored by Milwaukee merchants after her Civil War relief work. She urged donors to continue helping wounded soldiers, noting hospitals at Chattanooga and the hidden costs of war. She framed giving as a duty beside the sacrifices of Union troops.
Taxpayers are urged to call at the assessor's office and list all taxable property as soon as convenient. This notice directs all parties with taxable property to comply with assessment procedures.
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