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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1904
Page
2
Farlin community roller includes the Farlin Whist Club party at Mrs. Stanfield home with a dining luncheon and mixed amusements. Reports from Dillon and Queen mine updates, ore prospects, coke deliveries, smelter operations, and local business chatter fill the week’s frontier social and industrial notes.
Wilke and Meyers expect their Martin mine lease to end in May as they plan work elsewhere on Warm Springs creek. Nels Nelson of Jillon manages cattle, feeding 350 head locally with 200 ready for sale. Buyer Kennedy for Frye-Bulin & Co. reports satisfactory beef cattle deals with Irschy and Brown. Frank Hazelbaker sent a suspect coin to the mint in San Francisco, which was deemed a poor imitation and confiscated. The Ajax mine, Bonanza group on Steele creek, and Maynard Bros. & Clifford’s ore prospects boost local activity.
George W. French records 1903 civil and criminal cases, marriages and divorces, estates, guardianships, and administration activity in Beaverhead County. In 1903 there were 70 marriage licenses and 5 divorces, 72 new civil cases, 51 disposed, 95 pending. Criminal cases: 2 new, 9 felonies, 1 misdemeanor. Insanity petitions 5, all sent to Warm Springs. Administrations 18, estates 13 settled, guardianships 1 added, executions and foreclosures noted. Two new residents, Denmark and England natives, were naturalized.
The Chicago horse market reports satisfactory sales in the opening months with liberal receipts and strong demand from buyers in the east north and farming regions. Principal price advances come from farm mares and geldings while drafts express and wagon horses see good demand and big plain workers remain sought for immediate use.
Notice to stockmen offering 800 acre pasture for lease with open water in four places, a large shed and shelters plus 250 tons of hay for sale. Sheep preferred. Price $200. Contact A. Bessette Bannack Montana by call or write.
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