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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1903
Page
3
Classified notice rules list pricing per line for initial and subsequent insertions. Notices for church festivals fairs dances suppers with admission or profit from sales are charged at five cents a line. Obituary poetry and thank you notes also priced at five cents per line.
Schedule fragment shows south bound leaving at 4:40 p.m. and north bound at 4:03 p.m. plus late runs around 11:54 p.m. Effective date noted as November 3, 1901.
Local column lists numerous residents and visitors in Dillon. updates include births, marriages, trips to Butte Salt Lake City and Tacoma, business moves, and upcoming school events. noted items include Dr. Walker relocating offices Metlen building and Judge Pemberton attending summer district court sessions.
A local office location is reported above the First National Bank in Dillon Montana. Details indicate a street area or building entrance associated with the bank premises. No incidents or broader context are provided in the readable text.
County Superintendent Mike Mae Rich mails census blanks to 25 districts for listing all children ages 4 to 21 and their guardians. By September 20 forms must include financial reports for the year ending August 31 1903, detailing county tax apportions, rents from school lands, salaries, libraries, equipment, and schoolhouses.
Glendale news notes visitors and travels among residents. Mrs Albert Mee and children of Anaconda visit their mother Mrs Allridge. Mr and Mrs John Rowie of Hecla go east to visit relatives. Horace Hand of Dewey Flat greets friends. Mrs John Holdinge of Rochester visits sister Mrs Bolton. Geo B Snow of Boise Idaho stays with Karl Stolle. Miss Edna Hungate, who died in Butte, was buried here August 12.
County Superintendent Miss Estella Mae Richhan distributed eighth grade diplomas from the state superintendent. In recent days she mailed certificates to graduates Lee J. Reamy of Lima Leroy Wiley of Bristow Guy Shaw of Bristow Bertha Burfiend Anna Carter May Sprinkle of Dillon, with most recipients listed by name and address.
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