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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1906
Page
8
The Rev. C. S Tuttle the first Bishop of Montana now serving in Missouri has written Reminiscences of a Missionary Bishop based on Montana experiences. The book due September 1 is published by Thomas Whitaker of New York.
The Co operative Live Stock Commission company will trade on the Kansas City and Omaha exchanges on August 20 and on Chicago later this month. J H Gwinn represents the venture promoting grower ownership to cut commission costs and pay 8 percent dividends to stockholders while benefiting patrons.
The week ending August 13 saw unusually warm weather across the state with maximums from 80 to 106 degrees and nights cooler than the prior week. Grayling reported freezing on three days, Miles City hit 106 and Grayling 29, while rainfall was limited to southern and mountainous districts. Hot dry winds and dust storms occurred in many areas. Dillon noted a cool start and warm rest of the week.
Directory lists First Baptist, St James Episcopal, Methodist, Presbyterian, and First Church of Christ Scientist in Dillon. Each church includes corner locations, pastors or leaders, and weekly service times such as worship, Bible study, Sunday school, and evening services.
A compilation of warranty deeds, mining and quartz location filings in the Jackson region. Transfers include Maggie TM to Jennie R Roberta for 160 acres, W A Jones to KE O Selway for three lots and house, and F M Andr us to Mary J Warkness for Bear Creek water rights. Also listed are James H Phillips to Elizabeth Phillips water rights, Milton Sears to Fred C Schlegelmilch mining interest in several mines, Ernest O Selway to Sage Creek company 240 acres with water, and multiple water ditch enlargements and quartz/lode claims by various parties in Big Hole basin and Elk Horn district. Details show broad land, water, and mineral interests with specified considerations.
Twelve counties had engaged space for collective exhibits by August 1 at the State Fair, a sharp rise from prior years. Prizes cover five classes including grains grasses vegetables and large variety displays, with counties allowed to compete across divisions. County commissioners in several districts have funded exhibits for public display, touted for county advertising and farm land value boosts.
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