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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1903
Page
2
A Pipe Dreamers club meeting hears a cowboy recall his bear encounter in Yellowstone. While chasing a cub with a rope, he is trapped by the cub and taunted by the old sow until George Marshall arrives and shoots the bear, freeing him.
C W Robison and E J Ripley returned from Philipsburg where the grand council fire brought chiefs and warriors from Redvien in Montana. Robison was elected grand junior sagamore and Ripley named chairman of the committee on the state of the order. The council fire will be kindled in Butte in 1904.
Mike McInness a miner at the Anaconda mine in Butte died when he fell 200 feet while ascending in the bucket. It is believed he missing a hold on the cable and toppled from the shaft.
In the past ten days multiple suits were filed. D S Metlen sues Oregon Short Line for 175 dollars over two cows and three steers killed by a train near Bedrock claiming negligent fencing. David Evans sues Edwin Gleed over a Cherry Creek water right. The First National Bank sues George W Emerick for 2316 50 on three notes. Emil Brock sues J M Crain for a promissory note and account totaling 144 25. Attorneys listed.
Buyer Phillips of Seattle purchased 300 head of beef steers from Will Stanchfield with 150 driven out Tuesday. John Goodenough returned from Clinton Missouri where he and George Woodworth shipped several loads of horses earlier this winter. James Innes and other ranch hands report markets cleaning up as buyers linger in town after four weeks of ranch work.
The Dillon Examiner reports a campaign to curb misleading veterinary ads, highlighting new editorial stance against deceptive claims and urging readers to scrutinize ad content for accuracy and truthfulness.
Rocky Mountain Bell plans inter urban lines within ten miles of Dillon with a $2 monthly rate and a two year contract. David S Murray says lines would serve farming communities and connect Dillon to nearby towns including Bannack and Birch Creek. The local office shows growth under C B Vaughn with phones rising from 80 to 110 and fewer outages after rewiring and new testing equipment.
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