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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1909
Page
5
Dillon hosts a busy week with visitors from Bannack Deer Lodge and Helena plus locals like the Metlen Hotel guests. Several residents attend Fourth of July events while others register for the Metlen and meet friends. community notices include sales, auctions, and upcoming fundraisers.
The Chicago Tribune notes how dandelions in fluffy seed stage act as weather barometers with blooms opening in clear weather and closing when rain nears. Clover, trefoil, shamrock, and grasses also show closed leaves or upright stems before rain, while horse chestnut leaves droop to resist wet. The scarlet pimberwella opens only in fine weather and closes with approaching showers.
Last Saturday the Pioneer Bank & Trust Company filed articles of incorporation with Recorder Smith. The $50,000 bank has $27,000 subscribed and is expected to open soon. W. A. McCutcheon of Gilmore & Pittsburgh railroad fame leads the venture with seven directors including W. C. Shoup J. H. Hockensmith K Bill J. R. Wheeler G Langadorf B. F. White. The bank aims to conduct general banking business.
Galen states stock inspectors sheriffs and deputies may charge 3 per day for inspecting horses and related animals but the law is silent on cattle inspection fees. They may claim expenses from the state through the stock inspection and indemnity fund.
The Jeffers and Nason millinery ends July 1 with Mrs. Jeffers continuing solo. All outstanding accounts may be settled with her. Signed B. B. Nason and Mrs. M. B. Jeffers.
A list of warranty deeds transferring parcels near Armtead Hogans alley Big Hole basin and Hore Prairie plus mining deeds in Utopia Pioneer and Kikhorn districts. Transfers include 360 acres for 35 dollars 4 lots 625 dollars 1 dollar deeds for Barnett addition Hogans alley Prosperity placer and Copper Jim lode with several one dollar or nominal consideration transfers. Patent and water right notes accompany several entries.
On June 1 11 12 16 26 July 2 3 23 24 August 13 4 September 10 11 1909 the Oregon Short Line will sell cheap round trip tickets to points east including St Louis and Chicago with a ten day limit and a final limit of 60 days. Rates available from California Excursions agent via Oregon Short Line. Tickets one way via Portland daily. Frequent dates for other routes see O S L agents for details.
A promotional note explains that paying by check creates a complete record of business with date, amount, maker, and recipient. It invites opening a checking account and highlights benefits for large and small accounts, emphasizing checks as receipts for reference.
Dillon Camp No 9511 M W 4 holds weekly meetings on Wednesday evenings.
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