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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1904
Page
3
The notice describes advertising rates with per line charges for editorial notices and business management items. It notes 4 cents per line for festival and sale notices, 5 cents per line for obituary poetry and card of thanks, and outlines submission directions to the Examiner.
Rail schedule notes show No 8 South Bound at 7 17 p m effective December 11 603 and No 6 North Bound at 2 30 p m.
Beaverhead resident visits, business trips, and social notices across Dillon. People travel to Salt Lake City Butte and Lima, with firms like Golden Rule Store and the Metlen building featured. public notices include pasture rental and tax remittances.
Will S Tash and partner John Lenkersdorfer plan to open a modern butcher shop in Dillon. They secured a good location and will order up to date fixtures, aiming to offer the best meats and first class service. They have prior butcher experience and see room for a new shop in town.
At the Montana Osteopathic Association meeting in September 1903 Dr. Asa M. Willard presented a paper on appendicitis. The work reprints from the American Osteopathic Association journal and pamphlet form is sold for 10 cents. It outlines disease history causes and osteopathic treatment with rules to avoid mortality, including no drugs no food for a month and no operations during acute attacks.
Friends report Rev. George Comfort is not recovering rapidly from injuries suffered in a railroad accident three months ago. A letter from Mrs. Comfort says he is declining and unlikely to survive. He wishes to be moved home to Pennsylvania when able, as his brother from Twin Bridges travels to Beewee, Nevada, to arrange the journey.
Stockholders of the State Bank of Dillon met to elect officers for 1904. The previous year’s officers were unanimously re elected: President F L Graves Vice President Wm Roe Cashier A L Stone Assistant cashier A R Jacobs Directors F L Graves Wm Roe Joe Shineberger Martin Barrett A E K Graeter and A L Stone.
A post office auditor’s table for the year ending June 30 1903 ranks Dillon tenth in total receipts at 7601.58 dollars. Bozeman has under 14000 dollars and Billinge shows 14441.19 dollars despite larger populations, marking Dillon as one of the state’s most prosperous towns.
A coroner's jury investigating the deaths of two Butte miners in a Pennsylvania mine on January 1 ruled the blast originated in Heinze workings. The inquest concluded the blast stemmed from the mine's network of tunnels and supports, indicating hazardous conditions linked to the Heinze operation.
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