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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1919
Page
9
The Such items include a large bank report for The Security State Bank of Dillon Montana as of March 4 1919 with detailed assets and liabilities and a probate notice for Thomas B Patterson estate with hearing set for April 5 1919. Also Dillon Montana city council approves Special Improvement District Number 4 sewer project with $4517 84 estimated cost and a hearing on April 2 1919.
Federal Director Scott Leavitt says the U S Employment Service places not only mill hands but doctors, engineers and accountants. He notes department stores seek clerical staff and heads, bookkeepers and tech trained managers, with teachers and bank clerks among placements. Senator Ashurst criticizes Bolshevik rhetoric.
The State Bank of Dillon in Montana closes March 4 1919 with resources including loans and discounts bonds and stocks cash reserves and due from reserve agents. Liabilities show capital stock deposits and due to banks with deposits totals and a sworn statement by cashier J W A Graeter on March 12 1919.
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana Fifth Judicial District a notice informs interested parties of the time set for proving a foreign will. The district court directs due proceedings for the probate matter in the state’s Beaverhead jurisdiction.
Dillon Montana city council on March 12 1919 adopted a resolution to form Special Improvement Lighting District Number 3 to light all streets with electric posts along block frontages and side lines. The district estimated cost is 8664 58 with first year maintenance 5937 5 and protests may be filed within fifteen days after first publication.
A 100 reward is offered by the proprietors for any case of catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails to cure. The ad claims the medicine acts through the blood and mucous surfaces, building constitution and aiding nature. Sale terms include a postal request for information and payment via a druggist.
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