Dillon News Briefs From Tattersalls and Local Trades
Dillon briefs list oyster shells at Tattersalls and hay salt in stock. Mentions Jack Porter of Bedrock, John H. Judge from Polaris ranch, requests to buy chickens, and Bond Grocery ads. Notes social visits by Miss Freda Robbs, Mrs. Hugh Gardner, Miss Laura Ames, Miss Stella Kellar, and others. Reports local workers, car for sale, farm loans, hay trades, and abstracts service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersalls
Porter
Bedrock
John H. Judge
Polaris
Bond Grocery Company
Freda Robbs
Bozeman
Dorothy Poindexter
Hugh Gardner
Lima
Dillon
S. Roberts
Monument District
Hazelbaker
H. G. Humphrey
E. M. Yeaman
Leadore
Idaho
Tattersall’s
A. N. Page
Big Hole Basin
S. S. Patterson Ranch
Thos. Taylor
Butte
Stella Kellar
George Stimpson
F. M. Carr
Dell
W. C. Jennings
Small Son
Alonzo Burkett
Margaret Roe
Washington Street
Sauerkraut Debate Sparks Patriotism and Food Policy
The food administration warns that anti German note sentiment mislabels sauerkraut as German and discourages its use. It notes sauerkraut is Dutch in origin or a cabbage dish, valuable for variety, and urges continued consumption to aid perishable foods and national saving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Whale meat drives demand for new market and supply
Whale meat has become popular on tables prompting a need for a trade name and regular supply. The last Pacific coast shipment to the east was consumed in days, fueling calls for more as food administrators push for a fuller meat substitute supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific
Food Administration
Record Cheese Surplus and Rising Demand in U S
At the start of the year storage cheese exceeded 69 million pounds with 53 million pounds produced by June. Food administration and agriculture efforts boosted demand to reduce surplus and preserve shipments of other foods. Cheese consumption has roughly doubled from a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Department of Agriculture
Poultrymen Licensed Under Poultry and Egg Packing Plant Rules
Food administration extends licensing to country stores buying eggs and poultry for resale, classifying them as operators of poultry and egg packing plants. Retailers on small scale must still file applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Honolulu merchant pays $1000 in anti cheat warning
Ah Leong a Chinese Honolulu merchant paid $1 000 to the Red Cross last week after Food Administrator Child found him violating the fifty fifty rule. Child warns other oriental merchants they will face similar action if they attempt to cheat. The prosecutor’s case is said to be having good effects. Administrator Child is a Montana man whose mother lives at Lima.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Leong
Honolulu
Red Cross
Child
Hawaiian Islands
Administrator Child
Montana
Lima
War Bonds Appeal Calls for Sacrifice and Patriotism
A wartime appeal emphasizes love of peace and duty to fund the government for soldiers on battle lines. It urges citizens to loan money, save earnings, and provide guns and ammunition for defenders, warning of lasting honors and losses for families. Also listed are real estate and transfer records from Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending July 27, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Save for War: Use Your Privilege to Buy War Savings Stamps
A wartime exhortation urges citizens to support the war effort by purchasing war savings stamps. The speaker stresses honor, liberty, and duty, calling on all, from oldest to youngest, to invest nonessential money now to aid victory and aid orphans worldwide. The message frames saving as a civic privilege for today and every day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eaton's Highland Linen
Tribune
Dillon News Briefs
Laura B. Ames
Grasshopper Valley
Maxwell
S. Washington
J. M. Johnson
American Express Company
Pocatello
Edward Smith
Rochester
Minn
Mr. Smith
A. M. Cary
Thomas Book
Eda Freeman
Byron Friend
Lewis and Clark County
Thompson Falls
Hiram Brundage
Victor
Geo. W. Schmith
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Frank Hazelbaker
Lillian Jaques
Liberty Thrift Club
Beaverhead State Bank
Melvin Weenink
Camp Merritt
N. J
Ernest Orr
California
Earl Smith
Sam Cottrell
Hugh
Salt Lake City
Joseph Gelhaus
Cottrell
Gelhaus
Reeder Street
H. Burfiend
Jackson
Amanda Giudici
Pres
Walter Conway
Ronan
Peyton Brand Real
P. B. Gravely Tobacco Company
Danville, Virginia
Ernest W. Geary
William Boseman
Paul Q. Cash
Charles L. Bray
Centennial Valley
Benjamin Hart
George S. Webber
Claude Lapham
Harry Lapham
Poindexter & Orr Townsite Company
Frank Rifé
Hardaman Duff
Poindexter & Orr
James R. Pinkerton
Justin W. Morse
Johnson
John F. Miller
Tessier
Nellie E. Davis
Leona M. Albers
Emil T. Brock
Louis Anderson
Dakota Street
William C. Templin
John Peterson
Horse Prairie
Loren.e. Reneau
Leona M., Albers
Rasmus Hansen
Cecelia Hansen
Cottonwood Creek
Louisa E. Robbins
A. S. Johnson
Ada McLaren
J. H. McLaren
Small Horn
Sheep Creek
J. B. McLaren
Charles Rischmann
Jos. C. Smith
George T. Banks
Charles E. Robbins
Charles Thompson
Raymond H. Tipton
James E. Doyle
Arthur A. Greene
Medicine Lodge
Charles Flynn
Sheep Creek Bason
Ellen Flynn
Sheep Creek Cains
William C. Melogue
Harold Spiker
Cattle Creek
Pistol Creek
John R.cantrell
Middle Fork
Blacktail Creek
Frank Poole
Charlie J. Benson
Eugene W. Bond
Peter Jorgensen
Elmer Nelson
James F. Harrison
Kidd
Christ Kjos
Robert B. Ross
William B. Gleed
John A Hall
Magpie Springs
Simpson Creek
George Whitworth
Flynn Springs
Dry Creek
Joseph Scott Cozad
Overland and
Willys-Knight
F. H. Campbell
U. S
Thavin’s Exposition Band
Zedeler Symphonic Quintet
Treble Clef Club
Hawaii
Morrison-Smith Company
Dillon Furniture Co
General Furniture Distributors
the Tribune
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