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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1908
Page
3
The notice states a rate of five cents per line for printed items and a 40 line minimum charge. It mentions a department and examiner and references festivals and parade content. The text is fragmented and lacks clear dates or names beyond generic terms.
Dec 5 1907 timetable for Oregon Short shows bound services with numbers 4150 205 6337 and a 4:38 am southbound service. It lists No 7 North No 9 North No 8 South No 10 South with corresponding times and codes.
In Dillon news a long list notes Fraternal Brotherhood activity with membership drives and meetings. Local residents including William Knapp John Halligan Mina Florence Strebp and James Sullivan are mentioned along with business visits and social events across Dillon and nearby Armstead Melrose and Centennia valley.
A collegiate gathering featured attendees from Michigan University Cornell Rose Polytechnic Chicago School of Engraving Wisconsin and other institutions. After a sumptuous meal Mrs. Melton toasted Henry for his twenty first birthday as guests shared college memories and wore small pennants from their schools.
Local items from Wisdom and surrounding areas include Mrs. Weldon Blae’s return home after surgery, a hayfield runaway injuring no one, and a trip by Fareat Supervisor Wyman and Ranger Utley to inspect lands west and north of Wisdom with elk sightings reported. Residents praise a record hay season and community social with a doll making contest won by Mrs. Francia. next meeting set for August 26 at Mrs. W. Francia’s.
The market shows steady or better tones for stockers and feeders with small weekly changes in cattle values. Top western beeves sold around 5.10 per hundredweight for a Montana origin car, while killing steers, cows, and calves posted varied prices across weight classes and quality. The sheep trade opened with liberal receipts and a lower market, then firmed for desirable lots with lambs at 5.50 to 6.00 and yearlings around 4.00 to 4.50.
Many individuals with long standing headaches and eye strain found immediate relief after receiving properly adjusted glasses. The eye strain was identified as the cause and the cure is lasting with satisfaction guaranteed.
Before payday expenses matched income with no records of spending as cash bills were paid. The note urges opening a checking account to pay by check and keep receipts for every transaction so the month’s salary lasts longer and every cent is tracked.
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