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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1918
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner lists a postal mailing notice and a 6 00p time table with trains No. 29 Northbound at 3 35 a m No 30 Southbound No 31 Northbound and No 32 Southbound 9 40 a m for the period. The paper notes it will mail to subscribers until a discontinuation order and all arrearages are paid and directs editorial and business letters to the Dillon office.
Ex aminer records 2000 to 2500 beef cattle in the Big Hale basin, denies a claim that all Big Hole beef had sold. Reports an 8 to 9 pm reception for State Normal lady students and two football teams. Dillon city council fills city treasurer vacancy with Alfred F. Waldorf and grants J L Fishburn & Co a warehouse permit near Jewell & Hansen’s shop. G T Paul adds a seven foot balcony at Dillon Furniture Co. Old Folks concert held by the Methodist Episcopal church last Friday.
The opera house provided pleasant seasonal entertainment as a crowded hall applauded every program number. Centennial valley ranchers seek to annex part of Madison county to Beaverhead county amid a legislative move. Governor pardoned 31 convicts last year. Richard V. Kirkham heads to San Francisco then Alaska via Copper River. Judge Parker and Court Stenographer Managham opened the February district court term. Sheriff Padhey sold 200 beef steers to Beaverhead Meat Co of Butte, fetching $10,000.
The State Board of Land Commissioners says farm loans reached 069,870 by January 1 with 0 loans closed in January. The common school fund holds 1,649,838.26, while total funds and investments amount to 363,977.64. Visitors Byron Huntley John Hardin and Thomas Johnson were in Dillon, and locals Carl Beardslee Walter Garrison and others reported nearby travel and visits.
The National Wool Grower reports yarn prices charged to consumers reach about five to six dollars per pound, while raw wool costs and mill processes suggest much lower costs. Geo Arnott and sons and Snell visit from the Big Hole basin. Henry Gleed Jr family released from scarlet fever quarantine. Prof G E Finch departs for Montana teachers events and travels to New York Chicago and Washington.
Elizabeth Sutherland Superintendent announces teachers examination to be held at the county courthouse in Dillon on February 21 22 and 28. The notice specifies dates and the testing location for prospective teachers.
The partnership of George Jewell and Cele Trugillo, blacksmiths at Beaver head Shoeing Shop, is dissolved. Tools and supplies move to Dillon Carriage Works under John Mayfield. Jewell to install an acetylene welding plant for his tractor engine business at his former location.
First class shoemaker offers custom boots and shoes made to order with repairs while you wait. Postage paid one way on mail orders. City Shoe Store. 29 to
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