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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1902
Page
4
Reading notices in local column show rates: 4 cents per line for flat insertion, 15 cents per line for subsequent insertion. Business locals 10 cents per line for insertion, 4 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Standing ads rates available on request. Church festival notices and fundraisers charged 3 cents per line, other items 5 cents per line.
Partial rail line brief notes an up to date report mentions south bound movement and a November timing reference with unclear details. The fragment references an Ip effect and a tear symbol though no full events or figures are readable.
Advert reads for saddle horses to rent or purchase. Seeks 19 to Toni two weeks, prefers mares or geldings, 5 to 9 years old. Any color except gray, asks for stocky, beaky style horses.
Dillon records various visits and arrivals from Bedrock and nearby towns. Notes on business, mining shipments, cattle deals, and town improvements include residents moving, ore shipments, and a new city wing completed by Jed.
County superintendent Misa laabella Nife announced marking of eighth grade papers. Thirteen pupils sat the exam. named successful candidates include Magie Kove Argenta Jay Baker Lima Callie Bo Woodworth John S Padden and Edna M Chambers Wisdo.
In a water rights dispute near Bape Creek the judge heard testimony Tuesday. The case involves diversions by local landowners and alleged impacts on downstream users with several parties noted, including defendants and attorneys citing prior allocations and proposed flow limits.
J M Conway arrived from Nampa Idaho and will market several carloads of horses. No more inspections at Nampa due to scab. The next inspection will occur between Pocatello and Ogden, then move to Billings. Britain plans continued western horse purchases for at least four more months.
Lee W. Louis of Butte Butchering Company travels to Hig Hole basin by horseback to inspect 400 head of prime steers being fed there. He aims to judge the test lot before potential sale or reservation to a larger company, with August Wenger Walter Fox and Dan Tovey noted among those involved.
Senator James Po Murray toured Iowa roads Saturday praising a small herd move amid a flood of farm news. He noted a single band of sheep detachment and a 200 ton shipment planned to ship by barge. Murray urged readers to subscribe for county news and full reports.
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