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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1918
Page
3
Local items note Tattersalls ads for oyster shells leg bands and sewing supplies. Visitors and residents travel between Dillon Lima Dell Armstead Sheridan and Seattle with rentals and car sales advertised. World War I bond safety and abstracts from Southern Montana Abstract noted. Weather shifts include rain cold frost and early snow while residents contend with flu quarantine.
Orders taken by measurement for Nubone corsets with prices from three dollars fifty cents. A guarantee accompanies every order. Phone 226-1. Mrs Martha Melvyn advertises. The Republican Central committee secured the west room of the Andrus hotel as campaign headquarters noting central location. Shortage of paper bags prompts stores to recruit children for gathering used bags or reusing them. One cent in trade offered. Wholesalers report tight stocks of bags and wrapping paper.
Title Books list transfers in Beaverhead County covering 40 acres in Centennial valley to George W ONeal 280 acres in Big Hole basin to Abraham Potts 80 acres to Mads Christiansen 40 acres in Centennial valley from Geo W ONeal to William B Clark 320 acres in Big Hole basin to Lena Nelson 3 lots Evergreen farm to Joseph Arrigoni 4 lots on Dakota street to Thomas E Luebben 280 acres in Big Hole basin to Lillian S Durston 640 acres Upper Black Tail homestead notice and 3 lots Poindexter Orr South Dillon to Lee R Light and others with various consideration amounts.
Legal land notes show Harry E. Tucker with 600 acres, Luther Tufts 320 acres in Centennial valley, and Augusta M. Jensen 320 acres in Grasshopper valley. Pierre Giraud 320 acres in Sage Creek basin under Quartz Location. John F. Area seeks Lafyatte in Elk horn district for Placer Location. Numerous placer entries in Medicine Lodge district including Mackay and Robinett holdings. Lillian S. Durston sells 160 acres in Centennial valley to John Walchi for 3500 dollars.
The item lists names such as Dorothy Bellace George Bowring H W Ender H F Ellis Victoria Moody Mable Moyle Vera Strong Gladys Wilkerson L P Wiley Grace Wilkerson and others as part of an advertised letter notice. The piece then highlights the success of hostess houses in cantonments including Kearny Fremont Lewis Vancouver barracks and similar Y W C A efforts bringing a home atmosphere to servicemen and their families.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a reward of $500 for convicting any sheep thief and $260 for convicting any camp robber. The notice emphasizes prompt action and accountability in guarding livestock and camping areas.
Advertisement notes a Curtis Hospital location on South Washington Street and names Helena E. Curtis, registered nurse, as part of the notice. No dates or additional details provided.
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