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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1918
Page
20
Local notes capture Tattersalls ads selling sewing machines and supplies and gear, plus a variety of visits from Armstead, Butte, Polaris, Grant, Banner and nearby areas. Entries mention abstracts, land scrip, insurance of services, and multiple residents visiting Dillon for business, travel, or illness.
A scanned legal notice listing multiple property conveyances and filings in Beaverhead county. It includes warranty deeds from Wood Live Stock to Browne Ranch for 480 acres near Brownes, and Clarence Morrison to Beaverhead Ranch for 40 acres NW of Apex, plus quit claim, administrator and lease deeds pertaining to Taylor creek and nearby areas.
W W Jamesson of Anaconda spent Sunday with Dillon friends. Miss Sophie Guyaz recently trained in telegraphy at Butte and now works in Alexander Idaho. Garver and Light camping party returned from Bloody Dick creek after two weeks. Jack Deputy came back from southern California where he spent months with his mother. Charles Robinett returned from Rochester Minnesota and headed to Centennial valley with B W Emerick. Finley M Cunnard appointed janitor at the courthouse replacing Frank Nelson who joined the U S army. Mr and Mrs George Ainslie and Miss Keith head to southern California for the winter by automobile. Professor and Mrs Beck arrived and will teach at the Normal Training school. Alex Walker C J Ensrud and Dr A C Sandberg of Butte attended the National Oil stockholders meeting in Dillon and visited the Dil lon Oil plant at Smallhorn canyon to learn about shale bed leases.
Real estate transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company titles show property changes for the week ending August 31 1918. Entries name grantors grantees and locations with parcels and approximate values as listed in the title records.
List of names including Clarence Anderson H Berens Mrs M Cozad Lester Cline Mason L Douglas Walter Harris Belle C W Hammond Thomas Jolly Mrs Della Long Mrs May Miller Mrs May Morton Frank Morcom Joe McCuliffe Frank J McCoy George Mackey Florence Ohran Lloyd two entries Peterson Mrs B P Caswell Palleson Susie Parker Dr Ralph R Powers Phillip K Reid A F Sterling Sam Poindexter P M with instruction to collect or inquire at post office.
Federal Judge K M Landis at Chicago imposes long prison terms for William D Haywood and 14 top IWW aides in the conspiracy to oppose the war effort. Rests include 383 leaders at ten years and others shorter. fines range to 20000 dollars. The judge notes the IWW preamble declares eternal war on the employing class and criticizes wartime actions.
Washington in a letter made public requests the federal trade commission to turn its recent report proposals into a legislative measure for government control of packing operations. The letter is signed by C. H. Gustafson president of the Nebraska state grange and 18 other farmers' leaders.
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