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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1918

Page

16

Unsettled Sheridan Ballots Amid Snow Storm Effects

An unusually light vote was polled on Tuesday as a heavy snowstorm disrupted turnout. Republican Lanstrum led with 112 votes while Democrat Walsh had 11 and Jeanette Rankin of National party 46. county officer returns were not yet available.

Sheridan Lanstrum Walsh Democrat Jeannette Rankin National Dickey O’ Dell Dickey Brothers Olson Sheridan Lodge A. F A. M Monida Ernest Shawver Wilbur Marsh

Quiet Election Day Amid Mild Storms in Apex

Apex reports a calm election day with light turnout as W. E. Stinson served as election judge. Local happenings include A L Stone and Professor Finch visiting, Frank Mittelmier recovering from a leg fracture, and residents like Ed Connelley and Frank Montz traveling for farm work and business.

Apex W. E. Stinson Allen Butte A. L. Stone Professor Finch Frank Mittelmier Dillon B. N. Stevenson C. W. Hudson Ed Connelley Frank Montz

Centennial Valley Election Push and Local Illness Roundup

In Centennial Valley on Wednesday E G Farnsworth Miss E Sutherland and Mr Best faced disappointment as many votes were lost from registration gaps. Local illness dominates with influenza deaths and sickness including Mrs Pelot Mrs Smith of Monida and Mrs Bean plus pneumonia for C Blevins and recoveries for Mrs Egan and Harry Tucker. Miss M Ritchie and her father plan to build a residence on the farmer's Homestead while Doyle travels to Dillon.

Mr. Campeau Dillon W. Leese Centennial Valley Ernest Shawver Webb Lyons Lima Jeff Jones Roe Saverna E. G. Farnsworth E. Sutherland Best Pelot Monida Joe Smith Monida Hotel Bean M. Ritchie Doyle C. Blevins Egan Harry Tucker

William Garrison's accident and local news from Glen

Billy Garrison suffered a painful accident last week when kicked by a horse losing four upper front teeth. Dr. Ryburn said the jaw was bruised but not broken. News notes include visitors, travel plans, wind damage, Shamans, and health updates on Fred Hartwig and Harvey Wickham amid flu concerns.

Nebraska Jacob Hartwig Fred Harvey Wickham

Farm Bureaus Avert Fire Loss In California

Fire damage in California this year is about 40 percent of earlier years due to rural fire units organized by 366 farm bureau centers. Of these, 257 companies bought trailers with firefighting gear for grain and grass fires, 6,391 farmers joined, covering 15,012 square miles. Estimated prewar grain and grass losses were 750000 dollars annually, with saboteur and pro German risks raising danger. at least half a million dollars of foodstuffs saved.

California

Back to the land for returning soldiers and workers

The Senate committee on public lands reports a bill to provide 14.7 million dollars for surveys and land opportunities for returning soldiers and displaced war workers. It argues the program will prevent urban crowding, create jobs, and promote a broad land settlement effort after the war.

Committee On‘public Lands Senate Ita Secretary of ‘the Interior Conorga

Victory Boys Enlist in United War Work Campaign Drive

A nationwide drive by seven welfare groups to raise 170 million dollars runs November 11 to 18. The campaign backs soldiers overseas with comfort and cheer as 45,000 Western states youths are urged to enroll and donate five dollars each as Victory Boys in the United War Work effort.

K. of C Salvation Army War Camp Community Service American Library Association Jewish Welfare Board United United States General Pershing Western United War Work Ye M. C.A National Catholic War Council Knights of Columbus Jewish Welfare Board Victory France Western Department United War Work Campaign California Washington Oregon Nevada Montana Seaming Weh Idaho

Bibbo and paper for adding machines at Neuna Boa Store

Fragmentary notice mentions Bibbo and paper related to adding machines at a store named Boa. Details unclear but references sales or inventory items and a local shop setting. No dates or full names readable.

Ieuna Boa' Store

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