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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1910
Page
3
The April 6 1910 local column lists advertising rates with 30 cents for first insertion 15 cents per line thereafter and business ads at 10 cents first line 5 cents subsequent lines. Notices of church festivals fairs and socials may be charged admission 6 cents per line for fancy items 5 cents per line for other notices.
Dillon residents and visitors across the region are noted for shopping, visiting relatives, and handling business. Physicians Dr. Ackley and Dr. Morton Egbert operate from the Edie block with phones 105 and 46y, while C. Burden leads Montana Meat Market new management. Several out of town guests and travelers from Nome Alaska to Armstead are mentioned among social calls and county affairs.
Lawrence Knudson and Will Boechter returned from Valley County after filing on land last week. Alfred Turner shows improvement in a Butte hospital. Rev. Kaufman preached his farewell in Wisdom before heading to Pennsylvania. Rideout expects the Gould Mine mill to resume operations by the 10th. Hazelbaker visits from Dillon to discuss telephone matters. Frank Bullerton and bride arrive from Butte to Woodworth ranch amid a charivari. The Ladies Social Circle met at Wisdom hotel hosted by Mrs. J W Potte with music and magazine contest. prizes went to Mrs. B R Stevenson and Mrs. George Woodworth. Next gathering set for April 13 at Mrs. Stevenson’s home.
Timetable notices for the Oregon Short Line effective August 22 1909 list four trains. Northbound No 1 departs at 1 20 PM, No 3 at 4 53 PM. Southbound No 2 at 6 44 PM, No 4 at 8 00 PM. Includes train numbers and departure times.
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