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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1901
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner lists rates for local notices and business locals with per line charges for first and subsequent insertions. It details classified ad rates for church festivals fairs and dances with admission or profit considerations and notes editorial contact and submission directions.
Local residents and visitors include Clarkson of Redrock in Dillon on Sunday Joe Shineberger from Redrock in town Tuesday J B Ferguson from Salmon City Saturday P M Sweeney from Sheep Creek Basin Sumas Dr ROBE Wyburn registered as Meier last week Newly elected county officers assume duties near Minuldsy City council monthly meeting scheduled tonight Various residents and visitors travel between Helena Virginia City Pillow and other local towns with reports of work, visits and births
A digest of county activities lists Lou Thomas delivering seven coyote accipisa and receiving a certificate for 14 dollars at the county clerk. Several figures including Don Bray, A. E. Graeter, Montgomery M. Duncan, and William Avery appear in social, legal, and business notes across Dillon, with visits, appointments, and local enterprise updates.
The notice advises keepers to preserve tickets and presents a monthly deadline for presenting a winning ticket. If not shown within a month, Mr Timer will arrange another drawing.
The annual ball and reception by the Masonic fraternities occurred Thursday evening at the Masonic temple and Dart’s hall. The reception room offered ample space for guests not dancing, with cards and amusements provided. The dance was a standout of the season and the banquet among the best spreads, marking a brilliant fraternal and social success.
Jules Guyaz arrived from Horse Prairie with news of the death of his brother Louis Guyaz from paralysis at the ranch on September list. Louis had lived in Montana and Colorado, with twenty years in various towns, and was cared for by his brother until his passing. The funeral occurred the day after at Jules Guyaz’s ranch. Louis known as a long-time Prairie resident and native of Platte.
The report alleges Meyers attended a birthday at the Silivat house and is accused of stealing a hatchet valued at 2 dollars from a room. The suspect was believed seen with another man and the axe later disappeared. Police traced Meyers to a park where the chase and search continued.
The examiner reports a well equipped office using modern machinery and processes. Staff are trained to provide prompt services and minimize wait times, reflecting a commitment to efficiency and quality in public service.
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