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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1918
Page
3
Dillon items include Browne and Hale visits, Tattersalls ads, Singer agency, and sewing supplies. Also rental offer, cures for lost coat, promotions for a Dillon poultryman, and abstracts service by Southern Montana Abstract. Plus district residents abroad and at the state fair, with various town notices and advertisements.
Deputy Sheriff Mooney toured the Big Hole basin while residents head to Helena for the state fair. Travels include Mrs. Hartwig and Miss Couch, tours by car to Helena, and teaching appointments for Miss Ellinghouse in Washington. The Red Cross outlines yarn stocks and planned knitting production for the coming winter.
The nis school has established a boys' and girls' employment bureau for after school hours or Saturdays. Boys in gangs with or without a teacher overseer will work. For help with labor problems call 144 or see E. C. Beck.
The item lists weekly entries from the Beaverhead Abstract Company covering title records and transfers filed through September 7 1918. It notes property actions recorded within the week and reflects the firm’s ledger activity for that period.
Patent transfers list Belle I and William W Combs totaling 320 acres in Big Hole basin. Deed from John F Bishop to Joseph Kramer covers 480 acres. Homestead filings name Hugh Chambers 640 acres on Blacktail creek Joseph Walker Robinson 640 on Long crek Charles E Robertson 640 on Long creek Harold Spiker 160 on Sage creek Chester R Kellogg 640 on Sage creek James C Simmons 640 on J P Taylor 160 on Taylor creek. relinquishment by Harold Spiker 640 acres between Cattle creek and Pistol creek. Water rights granted to Marius P Elmose for 4 cfs from Station springs. Assessment-work suspension for M C Monaghan on multiple lodes. Conda Mining Co to M J Scott contract near Argenta. Final line urges steadfast promise and war savings pledge.
A Washington to Minneapolis letter reports the Red Cross will receive a large yarn allotment this winter but not as much as last year. Workers should knit only items with a definite call and use yarns for immediate needs.
560 acre ranch in Beaverhead County with year round running water and excellent range. Produces about 400 tons of hay. No real estate agents. Contact Tribune fire for details at Adv o7 10.
The article notes nurses serving in the military are entitled to a star on the family service flag. It cites Article I section 2 of the war risk insurance act and quotes recognition that women in active service should be accorded representation on the service flag.
Government rules limit free copies within 40 miles, prohibit low prices and premium offers, ban subscription contests, restrict special editions, and require sourcing from nearby suppliers. Larger papers must cut pages beyond eight by 25 percent with monthly averaging, and new papers may not start except under prearranged war conditions. A sworn November 1 statement reports compliance and paper-reduction results.
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