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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1913
Page
3
Advertising rates listed for reading notices and business locals with per line charges. Specials include letters to the editorial department and event notices with charges for admissions or profits, plus small line rates for carp and courtesy portray items.
Fragmentary OCR shows directions West Bound No 1 North Bound and East Bound No 2 South Bound with scattered times and codes. Numbers and letters are garbled, leaving no clear events or entities to anchor details.
Local brief items list Dillon residents visiting, shopping, and socializing with mentions of Lima Brenner Armstead and Salmon City travelers. It notes business calls at Johnson & Boone Bell Transfer and Tattersall's, theater ads for the Pastime, a baby birth, and preparations for a new city hall with a 13 story plan.
Robert Jones left Monday for Milwaukee to spend Christmas. Miss Gertrude Lossl visits from Butte to spend Christmas with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tovey travel to Logan Utah to be with daughter Miss Jennie Tovey for a musical course at the Utah college town. O. T. Husted has completed a modern ranch home noted for its hot and cold water system. George Richley worked on painting and plumbing and returned to town.
A Dillon Montana notice lists various property transfers including Walter Lloyd 40 acres in Grasshopper Creek valley and John Mueller 820 acres on the beach east of Dillon. It also records many mining claims in Trail Creek and Elkhorn districts and powers of attorney to collect rents.
Miss Stella OConnell has moved to Dillon and secured a position in the local telephone exchange. The item notes other town news including sports, hunting, a rough basketball game, and condolences to Walter C. Jones on the death of his mother in Iowa.
The 8000 foot tunnel at the Elkhorn mine is progressing at a satisfactory pace with completion expected in about 19 months. When finished ore bodies will be accessible at 1200 to 1500 feet depth using gravity drainage, avoiding hoisting and pumping.
The Royal Highlanders plan the installation of officers on Tuesday evening January 6 at I C O I hall. Elected for the term are J P Oscar Dunn C C Fannie Lanner W E S W Trol linger secretary treasurer Elizabeth Dunn wardner Harris Opp sentry Claude Phillips guide Leona Hughes herald Minnie Scully. Members urged to attend. refreshments will be served and a good time anticipated. All the news in the Examiner.
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