Tattersalls offers farm loans and supplies in Dillon
Dillon readers learn of Tattersalls sales on chicken leg bands sewing machines and steel ranges. Hazelbaker promotes farm loans and land scrip while local residents like Karl Beehrer Seth Halbert Jasper Nelson and Mr and Mrs Woodburn are noted visiting or arriving in town. A six inch local snow event and other small updates round out the column with ads for abstracts and a trucker’s road test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lovell
Hazelbaker
Tribune Book Store
Tatersall’s
G. A. Decker
Armstead
Dillon
J. E. Hollingsworth
California
Wm. Leese
Centennial Valley
O. Monida
Gasoline lamps and mantles at Tattersall's and bargains
Gasoline lamps and mantles feature in Tattersall's bargain listings along with ten thousand and one other items. The brief ad notes a wide range of inexpensive wares likely offered at the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersall’s
American Engineers at Work in France Drive Military Highway Project
American engineers in France are building more than 1,200 miles of military highways this year. Dust from water bound macadam roads near the front is reduced with tar coating. The First Replacement Regiment of Engineers at Washington barracks supplies trained personnel and runs regimental trade schools to support construction battalions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
France
United States
Fifth Avenue
New York
Civil Service Exams May Be Taken Anywhere
The U S Civil Service Commission announces that from March 27 1918 during World War I examinations may be taken at any place of residence rather than in the state of residence. Eligibility for permanent appointment still requires one year domiciled in the state or territory of residence. Competent stenographers typists and bookkeepers are in high demand with weekly examinations nationwide. Representatives at post offices nationwide provide information and blanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
Congress
Washington
D. C
Civil Service Commission
Property transfers and mining deeds flood Dillon records
A long list of transfers and legal notices covers land deeds in multiple basins around Dillon. Highlights include Florence Tessier’s 240 acres in Grasshopper Creek valley and William Tessier’s 157.385 acres on Taylor Creek, with various warranty, grant, and sheriff deeds. Other entries note mining claims, extensions, and notices of settlement, with dealings among Benton, Bishop, Armstrong, and local companies, plus water rights and incorporation filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Tessier
Grasshopper Creek Valley
William Tessier
Taylor Creek
Clarence Hi. Combs
John C. Wharton
Big Hole Basin
Gibbons
Estella
Hopper
Celenda Tessier
Rife
Dillon
Vine Street
Helen Thompson
Estella B. Hopper
Jean F. Bishop
John F. Bishop
Santa Fe Pacific Railroad Company
Millie J. Crowell
Mabel W. Thompson
Rattlesnake Valley
Reese D. Fresman
Samuel B. Burnside
Centennial Valley
Lakeview
Paris
Mountain View Cemetery
Card of Thanks from the Lauterbach family
The Lauterbach family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for sympathy during the illness and bereavement of their wife, mother, and sister. They especially thank those who sent floral offerings. Michael Lauterbach Adolph LauterbACH Mr and Mrs Jasper Nelson Mr and Mrs S P Larsen Mr and Mrs Max Lauterbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lauterbach
Adolph Lauterbach
Jasper Nelson
S. P. Larsen
Max. Lauterbach
Florence bank first to pay dividends in War Savings stamps
The First National Bank at Florence South Carolina becomes the first bank nationwide to pay dividends in War Savings stamps and in Liberty bonds. A close second is Union National Bank of Columbus South Carolina which also pays stockholders dividends in War Savings stamps and Liberty bonds and pays its directors in Thrift stamps.
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First National Bank
Florence
S. C
Florence Bank
Union National Bank of Columbus
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U. S
Citizen
Bheaverheads State Bank
Dillon, Montana
Tattersalls
Karl Beehrer
Near Glen
W. C. Siderfin
Butte
J. F. Bishop
Singer Sewing Machines
E.n
Seth Halbert
Wise River
Harry C. Smith
William Reed
Helen B. Randolph
Thornton
Butte Miner
Jean Hale Curry
H. D. Hildreth
Tribune
Roy Murray
Montana Auto Supply, Company
Steve Base
Dillon Wood Yard
Los Angeles
Jasper
Montana
F. H. Garver
The
Normal College
Light
Jack Porter
Bedrock
Esther Levin
Helena
H. L. McCaleby
Kunzman
H. A. Bond
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Frank Hazelbakers
Oth
Wesley Davis
Frank Parker
Ward McVay
Springhill
Manhattan
Care Dillon Tribune
Barrett’s
Apex
Frank Hazelbaker
Pres
Charles Woodburn
Woodburn
City Drug Company
Parden Drug Company
OU. S
U.S. A
Yorar
Etrryiope
B. Gravely
Danville, Va
Beave Tech Abstract Co
C. K. Wyman
John W. Morton
Big Hole
Wisdom
C. N. Roberts
Parker Orr
Old Faithful
Merrimack
Mystery
Mayflower
Lone Tree
Roberts Tunnel
Jake Creek
D. Peterson
Montana Lead Company
Blue Stone Quartz
Dead Man
George Turcott
Jnc. R. Cook
Mining Company
Standard—Eldorado
Jackson
Stephen Cook
Charles W. Gray
Sage Creek
Ralph W. Liggett
Upper Horse Prairie Valley
Butte Copper Links Company
Rose Heavey
Big Dome Oil and Gas Company
R. W. Boone
Clinton Alfred Miller
Clinton A. Miller
Cecil F. Wetmore
Jack Shambow
Philias J. Baron
Twin Springs
Maggie Climer
Kate Creek
W. G. Gilbert
Kumtux Lode
Elkhorn Mining District
Overland
Willys-Knight
F. H. Campbell
Swift & Company
Union ‘Stock Yards
Chicago
Illinois
Dublin
Ireland
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