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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1919
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner advises that all letters to the editorial department or business management should be addressed to the newspaper’s office with proper channels and contact details for correspondence.
A collage of past day arrivals and departures features Smith McKnight from Dell, Carl Bourgeois from Apex, L E Braitard from Lima, Henry Thompson from Kidd, Fred Shenon from Salmon City, and others. Military veterans Earl Davis and R P Mahnken are visiting, with Hay crop optimism from Gorge Clemon. A hydrant cap incident caused a water fountain scare before repairs restored supply.
A Beaverhead party recounts a three month coastal and western tour, visiting Santa Barbara Paso Robles Monterey Santa Cruz Stanford San Francisco Eureka Grants Pass Portland Hood River Spokane and more. They praise good weather minimal tire trouble and scenic routes before returning home with plans to publish tariff updates next week. Also EB B Roe family Butte Robert Metcalfe family and G Gilster family completed a Yellowstone Bar motor tour with camping gear and a flawless trip.
Helena July 17 Half rates are assured stockmen of Montana in a telegram to the Montana railroad commission from the Chicago federal railroad commission. The message says that at meetings held yesterday they recommended half rates on hay feed and grain originating on lines serving Montana. Cottonseed cake and meal from Texas to Montana and western North Dakota would be handled by tariff commission.
B. T. Rock, an elderly Lima resident, appeared before a sanitary board last Thursday, was adjudged insane, and committed to the Warm Springs asylum. He was removed to the asylum late last week.
Pasture land for lease at 1.50 and 3.50 for stock. Hay priced from 85 to 15 per ton. Stock can stay until ready for market. Write Martin Peterson at 946 Three Works, Mont. Land and hay available at Charter Oak, Iowa. 50-11.
R T Wemple, who bought Jay B Holtz interests in the local contracting business, requests all accounts settled immediately. Debtors must present statements and pay all claims at once. I 46ff.
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