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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1906
Page
5
A busy Dillon notes column records numerous visitors and locals from Butte Lima Willis and Twin Bridges. Names include Bert Dunbar A A Jones J E Hample George Wade H B Selway J M Livingstone and others visiting Dillon for supplies business or social calls during the week.
Trains numbered 10 and 8 on August 8 offer round trips to Salt Lake at 15 dollars with return allowed within ten days. S. 8, Carruthers, Agent.
Notice to the People of Dillon announcing N S Wood with a quick delivery wagon for baggage express and light freight to and from the depot and city including the Normal College. He specializes in stove wood and dry kindling. coal is not handled. Orders left at Deputy's Meat Market or with the messenger boy at Central telephone office receive prompt attention.
On account of leaving town I am offering my residence and furniture at very low prices. Call at the house or inquire of W A JONES.
Lot 2 offers ladies shirt waist suits valued from 2.30 to 2.98 now priced at 1.68. Lot 3 continues with additional ladies fashion items including fine shirts.
Readers see boys knee pants suits for ages 9 to 14 at two fifty eight value per set and children's suits for ages 4 to 8 offered at one ninety eight as stock pricing notes.
The Theta girls and their young gentlemen friends toured Redrock on Saturday. At the J W Scott residence the Redrock members hosted an evening of hostess chosen entertainment with eight numbered acts. The program included Queenin Guessin Laff Dreamin Whisperin and Strollin on the Mosquito Parade followed by a noon lunch before the midnight return to Dillon.
A Friday dawn blaze at the Queen of the Hills mine destroys the compressor engine boiler blacksmith shop and mining tools. Principal stockholder Hon Emerson Hill of Bedrock is cited as affected. officials hope some heavy machinery survives. Origin undetermined with no workers present overnight. Separately Hiram D Cook a state college student and NP railroad engineer is believed drowned near Livingston after a fishing trip on the Yellowstone river.
Readable items list Misses canvas shoes and canvas oxfords in sizes 12 to 2 priced at 1.25 each with 95 cents noted as price indicator. The brief item line lists 756 pairs of canvas oxfords and 756 pairs of canvas shoes alongside the stated price.
Local paper pledges speedy reporting of events as they happen with a plainspoken motto. Readers are reminded that information from THE EXAMINER is timely and trustworthy.
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