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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1903
Page
5
Local notes report P Gallagher and others visiting the county seat from Lima and Bannack while Thomas Worthington from Grasshopper stays at The Metlen. Various residents attend social events, sales, church activities, and business dealings across Dillon and nearby towns.
Mamie Ross and Eola Nicholas have been absent this week while George Jenkins remains in Freshman English. Students work on Dickens characters in English and a physiography test is tomorrow. First week shows vacation day joy, scarlatina absences for Fay and Fern Scott, and a business trip to Ft Benton with Fred Woodworth. A budding conservatory boosts morale as sweet pea plants transplant. April calends bring Sophomore cheer. Theta was entertained by Miss Eliza Selway.
Dilton city council will sell at public auction on May 2 1903 at 2 p.m. coupon water bonds totaling 65000 dollars. Bonds are 1000 dollar denominations, interest five percent semiannual, redeemable after ten years, payable in U.S. money at the city treasurer or designated New York banks. Proceeds fund water system construction. Council may reject bids. Population about 2000. First publication April 1 1903. Edwin Norris city clerk.
Hon T F Barrett former county commissioners chair and wife visit Horse Prairie guests of Mr and Mrs Ike Rife. Barrett says prairie outlook is encouraging with ranchers preparing spring work and green grass appearing. Cattle wintered well and hay stocks remain strong despite a hard winter. He shipped beef cattle to Seattle with satisfactory prices.
Yardage will be charged and orders left at John W Morton’s store where keys to the yard are kept. Running water available and hay and grain will be delivered promptly. Terems described as reasonable and best of day either baled or loose.
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