Skilled Men Wanted for Army Recruit Drive
The Tribune reports a Western Department circular from San Francisco seeking trained men for the U S Army. Engineers, professionals and tradesmen are urged to enroll immediately for the Engineer Reserve corps with special pay inducements. The circular explains roles like road and bridge building and fortifications akin to the Royal Engineers.
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the Tribune
Western Department
U. S. Army
San Francisco
Army Service
Army
War Department
Engineer Reserve Corps
Iti
Engineer Corps
Royal Engineers
British Army
Engineers Wanted for American War Army Units
A broad call seeks civil, mining, mechanical and electrical engineers, machinists, surveyors, draftsmen, and skilled workers to join an Engineer company of 109 soldiers. Pay ranges from 75 dollars monthly for master engineers to 15 dollars for privates, with government provided air, equipment, uniforms and transportation. Applications urged at multiple District Engineer Offices in California, Oregon, Washington, and Wyoming.
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America
Pine St
San Francisco
Cal
Custom House
Central Building
Los Angeles
Burke Bldg
Seattle
Wash
Coach Building
Portland
Ore
U. S. Egineer
Yellowstone Park
Wyo
U. S
Eureka
Beaverhead County Cattle Shipments Dominate Week
Heavy cattle movements from Beaverhead County last week saw high prices across grades. The Carston Packing Co shipped 145 steers to Tacoma from John Judge and Pahnisch Bros. Ted Ellis sent 25 bulls from Dell. Woods Livestock moved 600 cattle from Glen to Camas, Idaho. Stanton Packing sent 122 steers to Spokane. I F Burke shipped 116 prime steers to St Joseph from Big Hole basin via Portland.
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Beaverhead
Carston Packing “Company
John Judge
Pahnisch Bros
Grasshopper
Tacoma
Ted Ellis
Dubois
Dell
McKnight & Nelson
The
Woods Livestock Company
Spencer
Ida
Camas
Glen
Stanton, Packing Company
Spokane
Bedrock
Big Hole Basin
IF. W. Burke
Portland
St. Joe
Silas Dishno
John Helming
Medical doctors announce after-hours and distance charges
Calls in Dillon between 11 p m and 6 a m carry a minimum fee of five dollars. Out of town calls add one dollar per mile one way to the service charge. These rates match standards in Butte and most Montana regions. Signed by H A MacMillan J Thorkelson R H Ryburn C R Blake M A Walker. Adv. 11
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Dillon
Butte
Montana
H. A. Macmillan
M. D. J. Thorkelson
M. D. R. H. Ryburn
M. D. C. R. Blake
M. D
A. Walker
M. D. Adv
Dillon Boys All Pass With One Exception
Dillon youths who joined the national guard after leaving Dillon underwent final physicals and were mustered into federal service with all passing except one. They join the Second Montana regiment and will be mobilized at Helena to receive equipment. The recruitment from Dillon reportedly surpassed other areas in meeting physical standards, a highly gratifying outcome.
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Dillon
National Guard
Second Montana
Montana Regiment
Helena
Harrison
Card of Thanks for Woodmen of the World policy
I extend appreciation to the Woodmen of the World for promptly paying the life insurance on my husband the late N M Staudaher. Mrs Emma Staudaher.
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N.M. Staudaher
Emma Staudaher
Dubois Buyers Expand Beaverhead County Holdings
Dubois Idaho investors who bought the Phillips ranch on the Rattlesnake last week acquired the Browne ranch on Rock Creek this week. The 480 acre tract near Browne Lakes is valued around 20000 dollars. The group aims to capitalize Beaverhead county land bargains. The annual May festival and fete is set for May 4 and is expected to meet past standards. Students from Normal College and public schools anticipate the event with townspeople attending the festivities and frolics.
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the Woods Livestock Company
Dubois
Idaho
Phillips
Browne
Rock Creek
Browne Lakes
Beaverhead County
Normal College
Milk Price Hike Announced by Dillon Dealers
Beginning May 1 the milk dealers of Dillon announce price increases. Milk rises 10 cents per quart and 30 cents per gallon. Cream goes up 25 cents per pint and 1.25 dollars per gallon.
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Beaverhead-Alberta Oil & Gas Co
Dillon
Study This Fly Catechism On Disease Spreading Flies
A historical public health piece explains how flies spread diseases like typhoid fever and cholera and outlines preventive steps. It condemns manure piles and garbage as breeding grounds and urges sanitation measures, flyproof vaults, yard cleanliness, screening, wire swatters, and sticky papers.
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Dillon News Briefs
Henry Melton
R. M. Cosgrove
Sadie Graeter
Alma Morse
Dave Metlen
Horse Prairie
Security State Bank
John Collins
Idaho Street
A. L. Stone
George Hughes
B. Li Clegg
Hughes & McCaleb
J. C. Brenner
Brenner
Martin Barret
Glen Decker
Joseph Hall
Oregon Short Line
Bebiar, Hughes & McCaleb
Walter Vance
Tribune
Ed Roe
Hartwig Theater
C. L. Miller
Northside Country Club
Julia Selway
Johnson & Pickard
Mont
Courtney
Child
Joe Walsh
Walsh
Court House
Ady
R. C. Scott
Tribune Machine
Coeur d’Alene
Daughters of the American Revolution
Carolyn White
Montana State
Missoula
J. P.tallent
Frank Hazelbaker
L. H. Young
St. James
Anaconda
Episcopal Church
C. W. Scott
A. B. Chapman
Great Falls
Security State Bank of
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Poindexter
Montana Hardware & Implement Company
Mitchell
J. I. Case
Sam Arndts
Mgr
Hall
Eure
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Teke Hall
Sea of Wealth
Beaverhead Valley
Weyl
John E. Shipman
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Dillon, Mont
Dillon Boys
Panama Canal
John B. Smith
Matt Sorensen
Jens H. Ne
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