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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1912
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the paper with the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open to advertiser inspection.
The forestry department reports a feasible Gibbon pass route linking Beaverhead Ravalli Missoula and Flathead counties to complete the park to park road between Yellowstone and Glacier. Construction crews recently traversed the pass and preparations proceed for a modern crossing and continued county cooperation.
Several students and staff members are listed as spending Thanksgiving with relatives across Anaconda Idaho Butte and Great Falls. Names include Mary Duval Emma Lowella Roney Margaret Karas Isabelle Ryan Edith Hatch Lucy H Carson Janette Hutchens Amelia Norris and families. The article notes students returned Sunday and classes resumed Monday after the recess. A dormitory turkey dinner is mentioned with guests Mrs Davis Mrs Free and children.
The park-to-park highway would not be just a pleasure road but a trunk line for farmers and freighters, connecting to three railway lines, as reported by the Missoulian.
Public notice states the transfer of a local business to H H Soper with request to continue patronage. All accounts due have been turned over to the State Bank of Dillon and residents are urged to settle at the bank.
AD DIT ION AL LOC ALS J B Grenill among Butte residents last Saturday Grace Graeter of Aberdeen arrives in Dillon to take apartments at Con way residence Paris Dye House advertises cleaning services Dr Kromer Helena eye specialist to lecture at The Meden Dec 9–16 Benefit dance for Officer Charles Martin shot by bandit Wilson to be held at Dart hall with McIlveen Brothers providing music and Dart Hall donors and local officials organizing the event
The Montana Beaverhead bank reports assets totaling 2 397 263 61 with capital stock 200 000 00 and surplus 100 000 00. Liabilities include deposits 1 142 265 93, notes and checks 77 716 63, and bank notes 50 000 00 while cash items and due from banks bring totals to 2 397 263 61. The president B F White attests the statement dating December 4, 1912 before notary R W Boong.
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids December 10 1912 for printing and record books and for Secretary of Board of Health for one and two year terms. Bid bonds required. board may reject any or all bids. Dillon Montana dated December 4 1912 by Jno S Baker Clerk of Board.
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department meets on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A meeting call will be signaled by 3 taps and 8 strokes on the courthouse bell.
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