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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1904
Page
3
The Dillon Examiner lists pricing for local notices and business ads. Rates include 20 cents per line for the first reading insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions, with business notices at 10 cents per line for the first and 8 cents for subsequent lines.
A terse timetable snippet shows service changes effective December 1, 693 with No 8 South Bound at 617 p.m and No 6 North Bound at 230 p.m.
Dillon residents engage in shopping and business as Mrs. Edie hosts the Mance society, C A Smith ships baled hay to Butte, and local stores promote W L Douglas shoes. Notables visit, doctors open offices, meetings at the First Church Christ Scientist, and Lincoln birthday events color the week.
A young couple recently bought a baby cart from Dillon Furniture Co and loaded their child into it. As they walked home, onlookers smiled and showed amusement at the scene, finally noticing a printed card on the carriage reading None better our own imake.
Dr. Dix operated on Albert Phillips of Deer Lodge for appendicitis in a case described as highly aggravated. After a period of critical illness Bert Phillips rallied, and his parents reported he was recovering upon their return home.
Bannack lodge No 16 of the Independent Order of Redmen installed officers for the new term. E J Ripley, representative of the grand lodge, presided as Prophet Robert Swainbank. Sachem Charles Cunnard. Senior Sagamore Sam Parker. Junior Sagamore Denton Oliver. First Brave George Whittaker. First Warrior Paul Brown. Guard of the Forest Wim M Davis. Chief of Records T B Landers Keeper of Wampun Ed Ripley. A banquet followed the ceremony.
Mrs Henry Dingler was examined Friday before an insanity board and deemed fit for the Warm Springs asylum. Sheriff Gist accompanied her to the station and she remains an inmate there. A longtime county resident, her mind has been affected since her husband died two years ago near the Examiner office. She is not violent and it is hoped care at the Springs will restore her health.
Diana Lodge No 42 Rebeckahs held an installation of officers on Thursday evening followed by an impromptu banquet. Inducted were Noble Grand Mrs S E Hughes Vice Grand Mrs Wim Cashier Miss Eliza Selway Rec Sec Mrs Jeff Canteberry Fin Sec Mrs A L Badcon Warden Mrs Willard Conductor Miss Anna Batman Chaplain Mrs C W Scott R S N G Mrs S Cashmore L S N G Mrs Hood R S S V G Mrs Smart L S V G Mrs York Ipside Guard Chas Carlson Outside Guard W R Smart.
Beaverhead County sheriff reports receipt of a circular from Silver Bow County offering 600 dollars for the capture of murderer Charles Lennox who was captured in Dillon nearly two years ago and faces death. James Martin, also condemned, escaped but was soon recaptured and is no longer a factor in delaying the sentence. The circulars have gone to sheriffs nationwide.
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