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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1907
Page
3
Rates for local notices appear per line with 20 cents for the first insertion and 15 cents for subsequent insertions. Business ads charge 10 cents per line first and 8 cents thereafter. Church festival notices and dances with admission or sale items are 6 cents per line. Card of thanks and curliary poetry listed at 5 and 4 cents per line.
In effect June 1 1905 No 7 North Bound 750 am No 9 North Bound 205 pm No 10 South Bound 453 am No 8 South Bound 6247 pm
A Dillon area column records births and births, visitors, moved offices, students and teachers, road projects, and local incidents. Names include W T Scully, Ed Roach, William Burg, Fred Randolph, M Davis, Victor Grace, J G Robesser, Dr E Doty, Charles Mikus, Mrs H Weir, Richard Mee, Dr Wellington Dawes, Charles Hansen, A D Young, T E Smith, Miss Margaret White, Walter Watkins, Walter Truax, and others with travel, business, and societal activities noted. The piece also mentions property moves, insurance, avalanches of notices, and community announcements.
Miss Georgie Tong visited Sunny Slope guest of Mrs. W A Armitage while hay harvest suffers from storms and wind. C H Strawbridge travels to Butte for hay men for Al J Turner and A J Noyes. Mrs J F Hollingsworth recovering from horse injuries as Bristow party visits Dillon relatives. George Woodworth family and Frank Hazelbaker fish over 100 in gale with Hazelbaker taking about 60 for home and camps.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway has debuted white counterpanes on its Southwest Limited between Chicago and Kangor City replacing heavy woolen blankets. Blankets are kept in reserve for cool nights, aiming to improve comfort for sleeping car travelers and attract those who prefer a more inviting bed.
Summer days of youth are the time to save part of each month's earnings in a bank. The saved competence will make winter years more enjoyable and secure. Start saving now while it is summer.
The Montana Fifth Judicial District fixes district court terms for 1907 in Jefferson Beaverhead and Madison counties. Jefferson counts: third Wednesday January first Wednesday April second Wednesday July second Wednesday October. Beaverhead: first Wednesday February first Wednesday May first Wednesday August first Wednesday November. Madison: first Monday March first Monday June third Monday August first Wednesday December. Made at Virginia City December 3 1906. Judge Lew L Callaway.
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