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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
5
Sunday dinners at The Medlon are mentioned along with numerous Dillon social and business notes. The item lists residents visiting Dillon for the Fourth of July, local commerce, real estate moves, and community events across Grant, Fox, Grasshopper, and surrounding areas.
The Princess Theatre on Main Street, in the old post office building, opens Friday night with a crackerjack program of new motion pictures and illustrated songs by Mr May from Chicago. Mrs Drake of Dillon accompanies and both are skilled musicians. No matinees this week. the program changes Sunday Wednesday and Friday. Harrison & Millard, successors to K R Harrison & Co., props, K R Harrison, manager.
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting at Johnson & Hoone office in Dillon at 8 p m Saturday July 11 to elect officers and directors and address other regular business. Acting President H A Kaiser signs the notice.
160 acre ranch offered for sale 344 miles from the railroad with good buildings and fences. Purchaser receives a crop, implements, and livestock. A bargain. See SMITH the Abstractor at 45-2t.
Advertisement lists a nearly new 20 horsepower traction engine from Wilson Bros in Dillon Montana. Includes estray notice for a two year old colt branded on left hip with a $10 reward if returned to Walliam Herman in Dillon Montana.
Five room house and three lots on North Washington Street offered for sale. Inquire with J. P. Campean at 41 tf for details.
Greatly reduced rates offered via OQ S 1 and OVERLAND ROUTE to Omaha Kansas City Chicago St Louis and other points. Free limit until September 30 with multiple travel dates including June and July departures. See Oregon Short Line agents for details.
Large white horse missing near Point of Rocks. Well broke with a wire scar on left shoulder and DY branding on left thigh. Reward ten dollars. Return to Anderson's table. Contact Frank Landon.
An advertisement offers crayon portraits 16 by 20 inches for 40 cents, frames from 10 cents, sheet pictures at one cent each. Potential profit up to 400 percent or 36 dollars per week. Catalogue and samples free from Frank W. Williams Co. at 1208 W Taylor St Chicago.
A brief ad extols electric lighting for convenience and safety. It promises easy use with a switch and argues the cost is not high, inviting readers to step in and see proof of value.
Mias Sadie Graeter visits with Mies Gladys Tong and Mrs. K B Roe at Bedrock this week. Henry Gustaf Peterson of Fox and Edward MacFarlan of Dillon file for citizens papers with the district court clerk.
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