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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1904
Page
5
Dillon and surrounding areas report numerous visitors from Butte and Dell, business matters and land dealings, a teachers’ exam set for the 26th and 27th, social events at Epworth League and St James church, new business ventures, and upcoming Democratic state convention details.
C A Smith the horse trader has been active since July 8 receiving 228 head of range and broke horses. In Salmon he bought 23 broke horses to Dillon, plus 32 more last week from Dick Wadams. He purchased a fine team from Charles Retallack of Bannack and another from Mike Rebich, and rents a pasture from John B Smith holding 52 broke horses for sale.
Regular quarterly examination for teachers certificates will be held at the county free high school in Dillon Montana on Friday and Saturday August 26 and 27. Examinations start at 9 a m each day and candidates should bring pens pencils ink and paper. Stella Maerich Superintendent of Schools. Beaverhead County.
EK Brock expects 500 tons of first class anthracite coal in Pennsylvania and Colorado and urges friends to place orders early to avoid shortages.
C M Eddy, a dentist, located over the State Bank at the corner of Montant and Bannack, inviting patients to new offices in town.
Social happenings in Lima Montana include a social hop at the Peat House, residents planning trips to Idaho Falls for the circus, visitors from Dubois, and remarks on a railroad fence around round houses. A town meeting discussed Lima's incorporation with unclear outcome. A domestic dispute case near Judge Bray awaits verdict. Lew Ford’s horse vanished after a hunting trip, leaving him to walk back to camp.
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