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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1917
Page
6
Rates for lines and inserts are listed for reading notices and business locals with per line charges. Various notices mention church festivals fairs and card of thanks with per word pricing and directions to the editorial office.
Dillon citizens and visitors from Grant, Butte, Dell, Armstead, and Sheep Creek basin populate the week with business, church, and social visits. security state bank promotes farm loans and crop operations. a Dillon hearing on a second degree assault concludes with Copeland’s case. New York Symphony Orchestra visit draws many townspeople and Normal students to Butte.
Roy Miller of Grant visited the bench last week. J. R. Morton led bench farmers to feeding first. A crowd attended the Stone Creek Saturday night dance. Arch Lick of Butte and George Lick of Tacoma are visiting the W. F. Lick home. Mr. and Mrs. J. Eden hosted Easter dinner with D. S. Cook family Ethel Gee George Johnson Noah Gee and others.
Mrs Julia Reddington hosted a social gathering with about eighty attendees enjoying the event. The evening was well received by all present.
Reprinted notes from the Examiner archive recall notable events and curiosities from two decades past, outlining social happenings, local price shifts, and brief career updates. The column preserves a snapshot of daily life and public interest items from that era.
The column records many Beaverhead and nearby residents visiting Dillon and Redrock on business or recreation. It notes cattle shipments by William Montgomery and others, a new dredging boat to be named A F Grater, and plans for a busy private dwelling construction season amid election turnout and livestock tax assessments.
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