Dillon News Briefs Tidbits From Tattersalls and Town
Local notes mention oyster shells at Tattersalls public landscrip ads for Hazelbaker and Singer sewing machines. Dillon visitors include Mr and Mrs P W Armstrong and Jim Barkell with family. Rentals, sales, and auctions populate the week with automobiles, implements, and farm supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tattersalls
Hazelbaker
Singer Sewing Machines
Tattersall’s
P. W. Armstrong
Medicine Lodge
Jim Barkell
Dillon
Twin Bridges Monitor
Baptist Parsonage
C. W. Hudson
Beaverhead County Commissioners Meet in July 1918 Session
The Beaverhead county board met in regular session July 1 1918 with Theodor Nelson chairman D D McKnight and J E Shaw as commissioners and Jay S Baker as clerk. They accepted A S Beardsley’s resignation as Lima justice of the peace and discussed road work and school district boundaries. They appointed Hathaway as Wisdom town justice of the peace and set up numerous precincts and judges for the August 27 1918 primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Theodor Nelson
D. D. McKnight
J. E. Shaw
Jay S. Baker
A. S. Beardsley
Lima
Messrs. Ditty, Smith and McKay
van Camp
Hoffman
Small Horn Canyon
County Superintendent of Schools
Big Hole
Carroll
M. D. Gist
W. E. Callaway
Phil E. Poindexter
Pearl I. Smith
R. F. Tattersall
Lakeview
Lakeview School House
James E. Doyle
Jos, Buck
W. H. Fitch
Monida
Smith’s Hotel
Milton Bean
Chas
H. D. Hildreth
Brenner
Brenner Store
H. W. Brenner
S. B. Howell
J. C. Hamilton
Barratts
Ewing Bunk House
Fred E. Dingley
Daniel P. Mooney
James Walter Taylor
Bannack
Bannack Hotel
David Gibson
H. R. Paddock
F. L. Graves
Dillon South
Guildhall
Thomas D. Olmsted
Edward A. Burke
Frank Carroll
B. N. Stevenson
George Lovell
Dillon North
High School
S. D. Hirschman
Henry H. Brown
John Banks
John Tessier
Roy Selway
Dillon West
Metlon“hotel
C. C. Bond
A. S. Rife
Will Cushing
J. O. Melton
Levant Taylor
Bishop
Bishop School House
Elzy Murray
Robert J. Bidstrup
Chas. F. Meine
Argenta
Argenta School House
W. H. Graeter
J.T. Ross, Sr
George M. Knapp
Scott's Letters From Over There Reports Influenza Outbreak
June 1 1918 letter from 2nd Lt Parker T Scott Q M C NAAPC No 708 APF notes his unit was struck by influenza, a brief bed rest, then recovery. He mentions French 75 mm vase shells repurposed into keepsakes, concerns about shell confiscation, and missing letters from home while expressing hope and cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Parke T. Scott
Lincoln
Horse Prairie Club
Greenhouses Limited On Fuel Consumption
Helena July 17 Greenhouses will be limited to one half of the fuel used last year. Screenings can be burned in larger quantities with a permit from the state fuel administrator. Several Montana greenhouses have already installed equipment to burn screenings exclusively. If transportation holds, greenhouses burning screenings should operate at full capacity during the war with abundant screenings fuel in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
M. H. Gerry, Jr
Montans
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Moss Bey Wrewrs
Western Wholesale Grocery Co
Dillon News Briefs
Clyde Moore
Billings
Dr. J. Thorkelson
Anaconda
Elk Cafe
E. H. Brundage
Nao Centennial Valley
E. H
Orrin Page
Sam Patterson
Maxwell
S. Washington
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Dillon, Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
John Peat
Glendale Street
Jackson Hay
Montana Hardware and Implement Company
W. B. Orem
State Mine Inspector’s Office
Brownback
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Southern Montana Abstract and Title. Co
Pres
Peyton Brand
P. B. Gravely Tobacco Company
Birch Creek
Hopp
Joe Kramer
Chesley L. Harrington
Jesse W. Finsley
Wm. J. Pendergast
John Helming
Wisdom
Wisdom School House
Fred Francis
Fred. M. Schultz
Thomas B. Taylor
Thomas Donlan
William A. Cash
Dewey
Kenna __ building
George E. Dodgson
Benj. B. Mallon
W. C. Jones
Scott
Lieut
Faye
Armstead
Overland and
Willys-Knight
F. H. Campbell
Fisk Cord
Fisk
Ditty & Sheppard
Eurinitturse
Dillon Furniture Co
General Furniture Distributors
the Tribune
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