Dillon News Briefs Include Mexico Visit and Local Fines
Ramon Acevedo of Torreon Mexico in Dillon reports Huerta would win election and stay in power amid fighting forces. A Mexican journal claims Japan may oppose U S action in Mexico. Musicians McGowan and Howell return from Lemhi county Idaho to the Pastime theatre show. John Hoffman fined five dollars in Judge Kenison’s court for striking Berg Christenson over a sheep dispute. plea cited extenuating circumstances. Deputy sheriffs observed the incident at the Hoffman ranch.
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Ramon Acevedo
Torreon
Mexico
Dillon
Huerta
Mr. Acevedo
Acevedo
Diario
Japan
México
United States
Joe McGowan
Rowland Howell
Lemhi County
Idaho
Salmon City
Rowland
Cassie
Joe
Dart's Hall
John Hoffman
Kenison
Berg Christenson
Hoffman
Christenson
Irwin
Scully
Hoffman Ranch
Leeny Sentenced and Fined in Dillon City Court
Chief of Police Sassman suspended Leeny's 50 day county jail sentence on the condition he leave Dillon. Leeny boarded a southbound train early Sunday. Judge Phillips later fined Leeny 100 dollars for biting a man two weeks earlier, a debt he could not pay while jailed.
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Sassman
Charles Leeny
Leeny
Dillon
Phillips
Doctors and bankers take weekend trip to Medicine Lodge
Dr. H. T. Ashlock Dr. G. G. Brown Beck Attorneys G. M. Melton Welby Jamesson and others from First National Bank formed a motor party that left Dillon last Saturday to visit Isaac Rife at Medicine Lodge. They returned Sunday evening reporting a pleasant visit and a fine trip. Bert Orr bagged a deer in Medicine Lodge country Sunday according to reports from the party.
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H. T. Ashlock
G. G. Brownbeck
G. M. Melton
Hardaaman
Ed Duff
Welby Jamesson
First National Bank
Dillon
Isaac Rife
Medicine Lodge
Rife
Bert Orr
Miss M George Fined For Selling Without License In Butte
Miss M George representing Mrs M George store was arrested and fined 50 dollars for selling goods without a peddler license. She had avoided a 100 dollar three month license by stopping sales after being informed.
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Miss M. George
Mrs
Butte Arrest of Frank Peterson for Child Desertion
Frank Peterson was arrested in Butte last week on child desertion charges, brought to Dillon by Sheriff Irwin, arraigned and pled not guilty in justice court, bonds set at 500, bound over to district court, unable to post bonds and jailed. Sermon series announced by BA Hawithon with two sermons listed and December events. Fourth Class Postmaster Examination also noted.
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Leo Talent
Otto Oliver
W. T. Scully
Dell
William Martzel
Frank Peterson
Butte
Dillon
Irwin
Justice Court
Peterson
Kenison
W. Hawithon
Parisian Sage Hair Treatment Promises Scalp Relief
Unsightly-matted hair is described as becoming fluffy soft and radiant with life. The ad touts Parisian Sage in 50 cent bottles from Potts the Druggist. It claims to remove dandruff stop itching cleanse the hair reduce dryness and brittleness and make hair wavy lustrous.
Humane Officer Probes Neglect. Pledges Action in Dillon
Humane Officer P J Gilligan spent days in Dillon aiding neglected children. Maud and Billie Ewing were removed from their foster home and placed with new families. James Vigeant known as Jimmie the Tink was charged with adultery. bail set at 500. trial December 8. Gilligan and County Attorney Stephenson plan further action after home visits.
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Humane
P. J. Gilligan
Dillon
Butte
Gilligan
Maud
Billie Ewing
Kentucky Avenue
Irwin
Stephenson
Mary Fessenden
Pacific Street
James Vigeant
Jimmie
Vigeant
Fourth Class Postmaster Examination Dec 13 1913
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a fourth class postmaster examination to be held December 13 1913 in Dell Montana. Certification is expected for vacancies as they occur. current Dell postmaster compensation was 537 for the first seat year with age rules for women varying by state. Applicants must reside in the post office territory and be U S citizens meeting requirements. Applications should be filed with the Commission in Washington at least seven days before the exam.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Dell, Mont
T& Years
United States
Dell
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Lakeview
Mont
Washington
Lakeview Mont postmaster examination announcement
A vacancy in Lakeview Montana may be filled by written examination to certify for the fourth class postmaster position and other duties as they occur. The 260 dollar annual salary is stated. age 21 plus, with state variations for women. forms and details available from the local postmaster or the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington. The process notes possible impracticability of examining all applicants.
Judge Kennedy lauded for Montana booster work
Helena Independent notes Judge J. M. Kennedy receives widespread praise as thousands of settlers move to Montana, illustrating the effectiveness of his publicity campaign.
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J. M. Kennedy
Montana
Helena
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