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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1902
Page
5
The store advertises a wide line of calico gingham percale dimity lawns chambray and madras at prices below making. It lists various fabric prices and mentions Martha Kid Gloves and child sizes with bold bargains across colors and sizes.
Miscellaneous notices and fragmented reports list residents, officials, and business interests in Argenta and nearby towns. The notes mention Annie Jensen and R. B. Christian, a gold dredging firm representative, and plans for a large new residence in Dillon. Several local meetings and social events are referenced with scattered dates and names.
Mortons advertises irrigating shovels guns and barbed wire with in town visitors Gue Wenger from Big Hole basin and Milt Hayes from upper Grasshopper. Local notes mention Mrs Julia Lamont recovering from pneumonia Maud Kilis and Edgar Lowman health updates and community events including the Ladies Whist club at Mrs J Morse. A wind storm hits Dillon. shipments of cattle hay potatoes and calves are planned with posts about postmaster nomination for Kalispell and local farm activity in the Big Hole Basin Deer Lodge and Buffalo Creek areas.
Seven failed the examination while Dr. F. W. McCrimbmon of Butte was elected president of the board. No changes were made to the other officers.
In the Montana Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County the estate of Ara bella Poll Uipa deceased is being settled by administrator ALB. Grabrenk. A private sale is set for May 2 to highest bidder with bids sealed to Argerta Montana and opened at 108. ur. on sale day. Ten percent of bid due with offer. balance due at closing. deed at purchaser expense. First publication April 1 1909.
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