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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1914
Page
5
Dillon residents heard of various county happenings including travel by Bell and Ackerman, court activity by Judge Poindexter, and business trips by Allen Plimpton and others. Local ads invite wallpaper, pianos, and heating stores while theft and jail terms appear in police reports.
For Sale a five passenger touring car model 1932 M. F. 80 with all equipment. Guaranteed to run well. Price $450. Montana Auto Supply Co invites quick responses, noting this as a bargain.
The families of Mrs. F. W. Schenck Mrs. Alexander Tetze and Clarence Axe thank friends for help and sympathy during their mother’s illness and death and for floral offerings. Miles City June 18. The best wool sale of the season: Hunter Anderson Wells clip of 150000 pounds sold to Charles Miller of North Star Woolen Mills for 21 1 2 cents per pound.
Old time Lima resident known as Doc Henderson died in the county hospital after being brought from Dillon last Monday with general debility and loss of mind. A card in his pocket suggested Leadore Idaho as his last stop. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
Mrs Pluma T Burleigh enters the August primary race for county superintendent of schools on the Republican ticket.
Real estate man M. W. Bucy is posted across the Centennial valley offering bargains on land of all descriptions. Advertisement notes his wide presence and invites inquiries for property loans and insurance.
Mrs. Alice Hier of this city and Frank Ripley of Lima were married in Idaho Falls this morning. The bride has lived here for years and owns a dry land farm near Dillon. The groom is a Short Line engineer and they plan to live in Lima.
George Lyman of the Montana meat market found 15 chickens missing from a small chicken coop at the slaughter house on the new road west of Dillon. The birds had been confined overnight but the wire netting was broken and the chickens vanished.
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