Dillon News Briefs from Tattersalls and Town Notes
Dillon items include Tattersalls ads for oyster shells and sewing machine agency, Miss Dottie Cheney and Miss Julia Rose visiting, livestock and farm gear listings, rental and sale notices, influenza impacts, public abstracts from Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co., and local residents health updates.
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Southern
Influenza Affects Local News and Travel in Dillon
Tribune foreman H A Robinson recovers from influenza and expects release next week. Visitors from Gilmore Idaho and Bedrock shop in Dillon while motor trucks increase and horse drawn vehicles decline. Miss Josephine Erwin returns to Lewistown as influenza quarantine ends. Rodney Foster returns from Shattuck Military Academy and a casualty list mentions Bert Kruletz of Dillon likely misnamed.
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Josephine Erwin
Lewistown
Rodney Foster
Shattuck Military Academy
Dillon
Bert Kruletz
Scotty Wounded in France Hospital Report
R. C. Scott, half owner of the News-Record, writes from a base hospital in France that he is wounded but not seriously. A machine gun bullet wound through his left arm just below the elbow and shrapnel cuts on the legs are reported by his nurse as penman.
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Scotty
The
Tribune
France
New- Record
Thanking Neighbors for Sympathy After Daughter’s Death
Mr and Mrs Peter J Petersen and family express gratitude for sympathy and help during the illness and death of their daughter Elna Petersen. They name Mrs Curtis for care and praise the B C H 8S teachers and students of M E Sunday school the Lutheran Aid the class of 1920 and all others for the beautiful towers.
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Elna Petersen
Curtis
M. E
Lutheran Aid
Peter J. Petersen
Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstracts Week Ending 1918
Real estate transfers list from Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending November 16 1918. Names include Maria P Barrett W J Rosenbaum Joseph W Couch Irvin J Mengel Henry McGonigle to Frances E Cochran and others with acres and lots in Dillon Lima Wisdom Vipond Mining district Big Hole mining district and Armstead and Relinquishment areas. Transactions also include quitclaims amendments and mining claims through Butte Copper Links Company
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The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Maria P. Barrett
W. J. Rosenbaum
Sheep Creek
Joseph W. Couch
Dillon
Irvin J. Mengel
Apex
Henry McGonigle
Frances E. Cochrane
Orr Street
Sarah E. Roll
F. Walcott
Lima
Joe Arnold
A. D. Shields
Wisdom
Hugh W. Morrow
Mary A. Shaw
Thomas E. Luebben
Poindexter & Orr Townsite Company
California Street
Leach Sheep Company
Hurley Leach
Blacktail Deer Creek
Selway Sheep Company
West Fork
Mary J. Madison
Mary A. Dillon
Vipond
Geo. Turcott
Butte Copper Links Company
Eldorado
Standard Quartz
Big Hole
George Turcott
Butte Copper
L. B. Bender
John C. Spencer
Noah J. Carroll
Armstead
Skating Thrives as Dillon Youth Make Most of Vacation
Young people in Dillon take advantage of enforced vacation with strong skating on nearby ponds and sloughs. The brisk outdoor hobby provides recreation and keeps communities active during the break.
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Dillon
Subinspectors Sought by Government in Air Service
The United States civil service commission announces examinations for subinspector and junior subinspector air service to fill posts in various manufacturing plants nationwide. Salaries range from 750 to 1800 dollars annually. Duties include examining aircraft materials and related components across fabrics leather gauges glass lumber and more.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Air Service
United States
Classified Civil Service Exam Notices in Seattle Area
Internal combustion engine parts and accessories listed among items for civil service examination applications. For further information contact the United States Civil Service District in Seattle or the local secretary of the civil service board, both in post office buildings in this city.
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United States Civil Service District
Post Office
Seattle
Wash
Board of Civil Service Examiners
This City
Pennsylvania Reserve Boys Earn Profitable Summer
Fifty three members of the United States boys working reserve camped at Valley Forge Pennsylvania last summer and worked on farms near General Washingtons old headquarters. They earned 4419 dollars and five cents for themselves and saved valuable crops that would have been lost.
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United States Boys’ Working Reserve
Valley Forge
Pennsylvania
General Washington
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City Drug Co
Ansco
Dillon News Briefs
Tattersalls
Dottie Cheney of
Dilon
Tattersall’s
Julia Rose
Monida
Singer Sewing Machines
M. T. Lougheed
Elkhorn Springs
Ton
S. Washington Street
State Savings Bank
R. R. Rathbone
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
Pres
Minnie Ullrich
University of Chicago
Bowling Green
Ohio
Harrison
Whitehall
Mont
P. W. Armstrong
George Martin of
Hazelbaker
R. Fryburg
Otto Schulz
Butte Rod and Gun Club
S. Pacific Street
Thomas Luebken
Tattersall's
W. S. Willard
Near
Fred Hale
Dell
Burfield
Fruin
Walter Vance
Olmsted-Stevenson
Be’h. Paul of
Kathleen Herrick
Ike
Bill
Peyton Brand
Grav
Montana Street
H. A. Robinson
E. B. Roe
C. G. Gilster
Gilmore Idaho
Bedrock
James B. Woody
Woody
Mary Woody
Jackson
Homestead Filing
Tandy W. Martin
Charles S. Holland
W. H. Waters
Little Basin ‘Creek
Sylvester P. Meade
Grant
James L. Cochrane
Soltare
Silver King
Southern Cross
Butte
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
C.C. Thornton
Marshall Field
Hampshire
M. Rhodes
Sheridan, Mont
Pennsylvania Reserve Boys
Foley
Ada Sanders
Cottontown
Tenn
Potts
Ford
Chandler
Western Motor Supply Co
Union Electric Co
Dilloh, Montana