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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1917
Page
10
In Dillon locals share greetings and arrivals for church notices and social events. Community items list business ads, loans, readings, and local trips, with updates on residents visiting, shopping, or traveling.
Nelson school closes for the Christmas holidays on December 21. An eight oclock Christmas program will be followed by a benefit dance to raise funds for a school victrola purchase.
Real estate transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Co title books for the week ending December 8 1917 include numerous property conveyances. Names of grantors and grantees appear with parcels described by location and boundaries as part of a routine archival update.
Deceased heirs transfer four lots in Rife's Second Addition Dillon for 2750.00. Mountain View Cemetery deeds to Hattie M. Noyes for 25.00. Walter E. Lloyd sells 40 acres in Grasshopper Creek Valley to George M. Tash for 1.00. Homestead notices cover Walter B. Thackrey and William B. Kittle 640 acres near Armistead/Armstead. Relinquishments, water rights, and lode claims listed in various mining districts with names and acreage. Notary commission Arthur I Contway filed.
Dillon grocers announce a cost cutting delivery plan starting January 1 1918 with three daily slots at 1030 AM 230 PM and 430 PM and a 10 cent fee for orders under $2 deliveries of $2 or more are free The plan aims to support the food administration and economy in merchandising signatures include Olmsted Stevenson Co Montana Mercantile Co Graeter Grocery Co Griffin Cash Grocery Co Beaverhead Mercantile Co Bond Grocery Co and others.
Wartime note from Mrs W H Finch Lakeview Montana urges rye flour as wheat substitute. Oatmeal Drop Cookies mix table syrup eggs oatmeal rye flour sour milk cran raisins walnuts soda cloves salt to bake. raisins and nuts optional for plain version.
A simple batter combines one cup rye flour two cups oatmeal two cups sour milk one teaspoon soda half teaspoon salt a heaping tablespoon Crisco and one egg. The mix yields a hearty, dense bread or pancake batter with a rustic texture.
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