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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1907
Page
3
The Dillon Examiner lists local notices with a 20 cents per line first insertion and 15 cents per line thereafter. Business notices cost 10 cents for first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent. Advertising rates for standing notices available on application. Obituary poetry priced at 1 cent per line.
Fragmentary schedule lists No 7 and No 9 North Bound and No 10 and No 8 South Bound with vague times such as 1:50 a.m. 2005 p.m. and 6:47 p.m. The readable items indicate directional train services but lack full details.
A parade of residents and visitors appears in Dillon last week and this week. Wm Pahvish from Bannack Gus Bergen from Miles City L Jackway from Dell A Beardslee from Crabtree M J Martinell from Lima Mrs E J Passmore from Butte Ed Phelps from Butte and many more attended local business and social matters.
Local notes from the basin report on I B Stapp stock inspection S J Johnson’s Sweden trip plans for July return Cloyd Wampler and Mrs Wampler visit from Indiana Ralph White guests at Murray House and Highland ranch plans Harrison Bender pushes county bridge over North Fork of Big Hole Farmers anticipate a robust hay crop and lush pasture grass The moon eclipse Wednesday night prompts hopes for good hay weather Mrs Strawbridge suffers eye wound from rooster spur J K E Hollingsworth returns from Dillon trip ranchers report alfalfa crop trouble with rain delays C H Strowbridge’s auto back in use Mrs G B McNurlin Miss Myrtle O’Brien Miss Charlotte Stephens travel to Butte and comments on sky event.
Five hundred race horses shipped from California to Butte for current races. Tickets valid for return August 17. For rates and details contact 607 S.L. agents or write D. B. Burley Co. P. A. Salt Lake City Utah.
The document fixes 1907 terms of the District Court for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties. It lists Jefferson County terms as the third Wednesday January, first Wednesday April, second Wednesday July, second Wednesday October. Beaverhead terms as first Wednesday February May August and November. Madison terms as first Monday March June, third Monday August, and first Wednesday December. Signed December 3rd 1908 by Judge Lew L Callaway.
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