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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1903
Page
6
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for local notices and editorial letters. Church festivals fairs social events with admission or sale of articles are charged per line, with obituary poetry and acknowledgments priced per two lines.
Railway timetable note states effective December 1 1603 for No 8 South Bound at 5:17 p m and No 6 North Bound at 2 40 p m detailing the Oregon Short Line schedule.
Dillon residents attend Ben Hur performances in Butte and Twin Bridges visits. Local businesses advertise shoes, groceries, and home goods while agents and professionals move offices and plan events. Community clubs host socials and dances as schools resume activities after holidays.
A Montana state song shared by composer Gus Fischer of Anaconda and author Mrs. Knapp of Missoula won a $50 prize from Reeves Music House at the state fair. Fischer set Knapp words to music without prior collaboration. they never met and kept their identities secret until prize notification.
It has been our custom to prepare for holidays with ample stock but this season we offer a larger list of dainty and substantial foods to please every housekeeper. Quality has guided our purchases and we promise to give each order our best attention.
Over the past week four horse loads of ore from the Polaris mine in Lost Cloud district near Polaria P. O. have been hauled to Dillon and loaded for shipment to East Helena. The Polaris is leased to Messrs. Van Zant and Butler who plan regular winter shipments and claim a solid body of ore in sight. Both men are experienced miners.
Ben Hager left for a business trip to Butte and will return Thursday evening. He has practically abandoned all cement work for the current season and will not complete his contracts until the next building season.
S Patterson received his annual shipment of Pennsylvania Cider marketed as pure apple juice. The Christmas Standard praised Miss Maggie Reinhardt for a photo in its art section among Montana belles. Lima residents Mina Julia Grant Mrs Gar land and daughter visited Butte for the Ben Hur performance. Edith Poindexter a Dillon High student traveled to Butte to see the show during holidays. Sheriff Gist and E L Hall visited Horse Prairie Monday over Montana Gold Dredging company estate matters.
Dr Poindexter has opened an office at his residence at the south entrance corner of Bannack and Ida Ho streets. Office hours are 10 a m to 12 m and 2 to 5 p m and at night. All calls patronize home views try the Dillon Steam Laundry. No Chinese employed.
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