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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1904
Page
5
Dillon residents report visits by Thomas Ellis Fred Huber and W0dcraft members while E E Booth and John Morton advance local business. Patti the divine carload travels through town as Dr W C Orr resumes veterinary surgery and Miss Brashear departs for St Louis.
The balance sheet shows total liabilities and capital at 998 634 01 with capital stock of 50 000 00 and undivided profits of 19 100 72. National Bank notes outstanding 12 500 00 and deposits amount to 424 033 29. Bank president B F White certifies accuracy under oath dated January 2, 194, with directors E A Waite and J H Guserr listed.
Mrs. W V Kingsbury hosts the X V N needle club Tuesday afternoon. A marriage license issued to J W Burrell and Miss Mattie Thompson of Bannack. Sheriff Gist returns from Centennial valley with subpoena service for a witness in Big Timber justice court. Rev Henry J Cope reports editorial charge at Kleming H Revell Co. Babtiet church trustees extend a call to Rev H W Tilden of Pierre SD. Class night at E J Pasmore home. Miss Hawley to treat graduates to lunch after exercises.
On Friday February 5 the Manse Society of the Presbyterian church will serve supper in the Masonic Temple building recently occupied by J. W. Morton. Everyone is invited and supper will be served from 5 to 8 p m.
Justice Vermillion disposed of the case against L. R. Grannis in minutes after a preliminary hearing. Grannis, arrested about two weeks ago on a gambling in saloon charge, faced no evidence of gambling at the time of arrest as the fights had ended when officers arrived.
A Beaverhead County resident applies to the Interior Secretary for permission to cut and manufacture lumber from a tract on Sheep Creek south side of Blacktail Creek and Lion's Den area about 20 miles from Dillon. The request covers about 250000 feet of timber with 80 percent spruce and 20 percent fir, diameters 10 to 24 inches.
Public notice announces land for sale to be used within Montana. It names David Davies of Dillon Montana as the party and lists the date January 27, 1904 for the first publication. The item appears as a formal real estate sale notice with standard legal phrasing.
All amounts due Brock Staudaher and Co must be settled at once. Any unpaid amounts before February 1 will be turned to an attorney for collection, and attorney’s fees will be added to the bill.
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