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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1904
Page
3
The notice outlines advertising rates for first and subsequent lines, church festival and dance notices, sales of fancy articles, and other events. It specifies six cent per line charges for admissions or profits, five cent lines for charity pages, and extra poetry lines under varying categories.
A timetable notice shows service details in effect December 1, 03. It lists No 8 South Bound and No 6 North Bound with 2:30 p.m. departure or arrival times.
Dillon citizens host visitors from Butte Crabtree and Dell while paper sales and wall coverings market trend. Local businesses list services and plans as medical and legal notices mingle with social updates.
Frank B Holcomb and Miss Hattie Fills of Bannack were married in the Holcomb House parlors on Bannack street. Rev Dr Martin of the Presbyterian church conducted the ceremony before a large gathering of relatives and friends. The couple will reside in Mr Holcomb's new cottage on Rife street with out of town guests including Mr and Mrs I L Paul of Whitehall and Mr and Mrs Theodore Holcomb of Monida.
A quiet wedding took place in the Mellen parlors last Wednesday evening uniting James EK Blair and Miss Edith G Parkin. The ceremony was led by Reverend Dr Martin of the Presbyterian church. Only close relatives attended and the couple will reside at Mr Blairs Grant Montana ranch.
Republicans in Dillon held primaries at the courthouse to select delegates and alternates for the county convention to be held tomorrow afternoon. B N Stevenson served as secretary and B F White as chairman. turnout was small with little interest shown.
The report for March from Prof J E Monroe shows mean temperature 30.6 degrees, high 56 on the 7th, low 14 below zero on the 25th, precipitation 1.38 inches, snowfall 12.1 inches, with eight clear days, 12 partly cloudy and 11 cloudy days. Sleet occurred on the 20th and the prevailing wind was southerly.
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