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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
12
R T Wemple announces purchase of Jay B Holtz interests in the contracting business in this city and calls for all accounts to be settled at once and all debtors to present statements while all claims are paid immediately.
Sunday school at 10 a m led by Prof. Lee R. Light superintendent. Preaching at 11 a m by Pastor H G Humphrey. Union services on the Normal college campus at 8 p m with address by H G Humphrey.
Mrs Dan Callahan of Pocatello Idaho is spending a few days at the Boger home according to local society notes.
The excerpt lists resources including loans, discounts, bonds and stocks, real estate valued at 165377.14 and 13259.00, and total assets around 178750.74. It also notes checks and exchanges, cash items, commission notes, and liabilities such as paid in capital 50000, surplus 3700, undivided profits, and deposits totals near 60648.58 with reserves and certificates.
Dillon residents report a wide array of visitors and movers from Grant Bannack and Horse Prairie to Butte and Missoula. Citizens attend court, cattle sales, and business in Dillon while others travel to Hamilton and Twin Bridges for holidays and family visits.
Local notes report Grant rancher Mansfield suffers a broken leg after a corral accident when a team spooked by running livestock. a courthouse flag is raised to replace the old banner. W T George and wife plan a Denver move after Helena visit. Sunset Orchestra to debut at Dillmont park with dances at Wisdom upcoming. Charley Roberts has a narrow escape driving a truck off a bridge west of town. the Fortunate Jace incident ends without a driver or car onboard.
Dillon visitors and regional moves noted including visits by D. L. Stephens and Mrs Opp to Anaconda. Ranch travelers from Varney and a Dillon baseball benefit dance planned at the park. Land and mining transactions across Big Hole Basin and Centennial Valley with bids due August 4 1919 and county plan details on file.
The ad offers good suits starting at 25 dollars and rising to 40 dollars for premium quality. It highlights affordable pricing for men looking for durable attire.
The Beaverhead County Commission will receive sealed bids at the regular session on Monday August 4 1919 until 10 oclock a m for constructing a concrete coal bunker and bin to be built on the north side of the courthouse near the furnace. Bids may cover the entire contract.
Report of the condition of The First National Bank at Dillon Montana as of June 30 1919 listing assets including loans overdrafts bonds U S securities and cash items and liabilities such as capital stock surplus undivided profits deposits and certificates of deposit. Signed by President F White and witnessed by notary Joseph T Leimert.
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