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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1912
Page
3
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates dated January 17, 1912. Reading notices cost 2 cents per line for first insertions and 1.5 cents per line for each subsequent insertion in local columns. Business locals are 10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion. Standing ads rates available on request.
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple train or road directions with routes West Bound North Bound East Bound and times 2 52 p m 8 45 p m. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the text.
Dillon residents and nearby towns figure in a string of notes from horse prairie Dell Armstead Lima and Butte. Visits, business trips, and town chatter include Dr. Rathbone office changes law proceedings and hotel clerks. Socials feature Theta Euchre club and Women of Woodcraft masquerade with cake walk prizes.
Twenty years ago T F Barrett of Amesville is in town M Howes left to take charge of the Toledo mine Court House Notes George W Dart sued Don Bray Mary Bray Max Howes and the Legal Tender Mining Co to foreclose a mortgage Co E M N G plans another dance on Washingtons birthday February 22 William Vipond and Robert T Wing depart for California and the Sand wich Islands on a three month trip Work on the new Deacon building progresses Dillon Racing and Fair Association holds another meeting Townsend Carpenter wedding Richard Sullivan and two Butte musicians provide music for a domino and masquerade ball Dillon Lodge A O U W holds first annual memorial service at their hall Toledo mine at Sheridan copper and lead profits reach 50000 large scale work resumes at the fifty ton concentrator No 7 Cameron pump puts in produce ore Ive teas Jeff Dillon supplies for the mine Howes purchases exceeding $700 in provisions and materials from local merchants City jail fire events and the escape of Annie Allen are reported leading to investigations and sightings at Mrs Dingleys lodging house.
The poem by Mrs. L W Cowan praises Montana as Columbia's treasure state and notes its mountains, hills, and natural riches. It salutes pioneers and settlers, honors legislative leaders, and expresses enduring affection for the Rocky Mountains and western lands. The piece ends with longing for Montana’s scenes.
Dillon church listings show service times for Presbyterian, Episcopal, and other churches. Denominational pastors include Rev. Ostrander at Pacific and Glendale, Rev. Hooker at Washington and Glendale, Rev. Lacklen at Bannack and Washington, Rev. Anderson at Idaho and Sebree, and Rev. Foley at horse Prairie Dell and Willis areas with mass times, prayer meetings, and Sunday school schedules. Local devotional activities span morning and evening services, catechism, and weekday devotions in Dillon and nearby communities.
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