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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1903
Page
5
Local ads list grass seeds and supplies from M M Co and Montana Mercantile Co. Dentists and tradesmen advertise next door to the telephone office and P O Building. Community notices mention church services, mate rial sales, and upcoming events around Dillon.
Sheriff Williams of Dawson county traveled to Dillon to obtain a requisition on Governor Herried of South Dakota for Osborn who stands charged with grand larceny. Osborn allegedly diverted several hundred dollars entrusted by a woman to buy cattle. The governor left for Helena before Williams could secure the papers.
Saturday Otto Schoenfeldt was appointed secretary of the state board for the protection of children and animals by Acting Governor Murray. The office, created by the recent legislature, pays $100 a month and drew several applicants.
Mrs. Arcelia Smith grand worthy matron of the O E S will visit Dillon O E S Tuesday evening April 14 All Mizpah chapter members urged to attend Work begins promptly at 8 oclock Ida E Best secretary.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodge invite members and visiters to attend Easter Sunday worship at the M E church. All members and sojourning brothers and sisters must meet at the IOOF hall at 10 30 a m to march to the church. By order A S Badcon N G W F Cashmore Secy.
Dillon Montana city council will on May 2 1903 at 2 pm at city hall sell at public auction for cash coupon water bonds totaling 65000 dollars. Bonds 1000 each bear 5 percent interest payable semi annually and mature in 20 years redeemable after ten years. Proceeds fund a water system. Council may reject all bids. Population about 2000. First published April 1 1903.
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