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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1900
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for local columns with cents per line for first insertions and subsequent lines, plus charges for church festival notices and social events. Oregon Short Line schedule shows No 10 south bound departure at 6:46 am and 7:7 pm with other listed times.
Local tidbits note Geo. Edinger in Butte and Dr. M A Miller visits, Hughes & McCaleb advertise purses, and various residents from Dell Missoula Beaton and other towns register or attend events. The Examiner reports camping trips, horse shoers, commerce notices, and community happenings with multiple named individuals and local firms.
A boiler was unloaded Friday for use in copper mining at the Big Hole Basin. Census enumerators near completion with reports. Montana may gain a second congressman. Eastern travelers boost western resort visits this summer, reversing prior travel flows.
The State Epworth League convention, held once every ten years, is planned for August in Avonacorda. The event will draw thousands of Methodist young people from across the state and beyond, with reduced travel rates and free entertainment for delegates.
The notice warns a public sale on the first day of July 1900 at 25 for seized real and personal property. It states bids may cover costs and describe the auctioneers Dillon Mortens and Tene Sth as special commissioner overseeing the court. Publication dated June 27.
A policy proposal regarding pear piles aims to establish free trading terms with the United States. Officials discuss market access and regulatory clarity while producers push for fewer restrictions to boost exports. Local merchants expect impact on pricing and supply chains.
Athelwart figure nicknamed Uncle Sant plans to buy up railroads and assist in lowering travel costs. The effort targets multiple lines with promises of broader access and cheaper transit for customers and communities.
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