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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1903
Page
5
Dillon notes report church topics at the Baptist and St. Rose Guild entertainments. Residents Vance Barrett Hart and McKnight visit for business and illness, while auctions, bids, and real estate deals unfold as county officials inspect bridges and plan school additions.
The V F Q society at County High School will present two farces The Mousetrap and Box and Cox at the Opera House on April 25. Preparations involved many students and supporters aiming for a successful amateur drama featuring bright dialogue and lively scenes.
Graeter Electric has ordered cedar poles for the new plant. Poles will be at least six inches in diameter at the small end and support crossarms for wires twenty feet above ground, with higher poles in the city. Plans and machinery contracts are pending with contractors and the Examiner expects a contract announcement in weeks.
Charles Van Camp of Dillon Montana offers two 34 percent wagons a hay rack a top buggy and a set of harresa for cash.
Estray notice for a buck branded with black dots found near Dillon Montana. Owner may recover by proving ownership and paying publication and feeding charges. Signed William Bannever Dillon Mont.
The Baptist church hosts the eighth annual lecture series beginning Friday February 27 with dates through May 8. Notable talks include Popular a llacies in Medical Science by M A Walker. Education and Success by W C Bagley. and Hibernia Seen From a Jaunting Car by J E Monroe with a Mendelssohn concert lecture by E Pasmore. Lectures begin at 8 p m and include musical programs. Tickets cost 35 cents for a single admission.
The city of Dillon Montana offers coupon water bonds to raise 65 000 for a water system. Bonds issued July 1 1903 mature in 20 years with 5 percent interest payable semi annually. Bids may be rejected. City population about 2000. First publication April 1 1903. City Clerk Edwin Norris.
Notice states Dillon city council will, on the second day of May 1903 at 2 p.m., sell at public auction at the city hall of Dillon Montana. The sale concerns bonds issued by the city and will occur at the stated time and place.
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