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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1912
Page
3
The Dillon Examiner lists reading notices with 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Business notices cost 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing ad rates are available on request, with various charges for church events and obituary poetry.
Fragmentary timetable lists West Bound No.1 North Bound 05 scenes 2252 p. mm No. 3 North Bound 0:s08ceeeeee 41:05 a m East Bound No.2 South Bound S845 p.m No.4 South Bound isceeeeeeue 4:05 a m.
Local items report births at the Goldie Thompson and Fred Kerr homes.дын Business visits include E H Slack in Butte and Bert Selway from Horse Prairie. Various residents travel to Denver Chicago New York and Salt Lake for matters and shopping. Readers learn about school exams eight graders and Beaverhead forest allotments for 1912.
Twenty years ago Mrs George F Gray visited Bannack friends while Dr J A Leason toured the Smoky City. Dillon events include water works planning by John F Cowan and W M Oliver, a 75 barrel daily flouring mill proposal, a normal school inquiry, Golden Leaf Mining Company details, a masquerade ball at the opera house with proceeds for the public library, and prominent locals such as Tom Morrow and Laurin T Jones changing positions.
Mesdames E. O. Selway Clara Chapman and Jos B Poindexter hosted two social card events in their home. Thursday evening and Friday afternoon gatherings drew a long guest list including Ackley Wedum Scott Phillips Lusher Baxter Anderson Bishop Olmsted Orr and many others from nearby towns and states.
Former local student Adolph C. Decker now of Chester Illinois sends $2.00 for a one year subscription. He notes two years away, time at Ferris Institute Big Rapids Michigan, and recalls instructor Mr Losie from BB C HW 8S. Decker works as bookkeeper and stenographer for Nerschbach Bros. in Chester.
846 acres of land eight miles north of Dillon offered for sale as a whole or in two parcels. Noted as a premier hay grain and stock ranch with first class water rights and year round open water. Described as one of the valley’s best feeding places with winter water. For particulars inquire 22.
Mrs. Kimerson Smith returns from Ohio. Roy Patrick was surprised at Strawbridge ranch last Saturday. A Montgomery home ranch fire in the attic was contained before spreading. Insurance covers the damage. Swann’s friends visited his bachelor home six miles west of town, enjoying games and a mock wedding involving Nellie Wampler and John Paddock, with a chaotic sleigh ride home.
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