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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1911
Page
3
The Dillon Examiner lists pricing in its local column with 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 16 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business goals rate 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line thereafter. Standing ad rates available on request.
Fragmentary OCR notes show train directions and times with scattered letters and numbers. The readable items include mentions of West Bound No 1 North Bound No 3 and No 2 South Bend No 4 South Bound with a time 2:52 p m. The text is garbled and lacks complete context or events.
Dillon area brief lists people from Jackson, Townsend, Lima, Butte and Great Falls visiting or staying in Dillon. Businesses show goods and services, rentals, sales and work opportunities, with surveyors reporting progress on a line toward Dillon and rights of way preparations.
J E Boss of the Junction Mines Co left Leadore for Porcupine, Canada, hailed as a booming new gold camp with about 10 000 population. Mrs Boss returns east. Mrs Oscar Amonson visits Armstead to meet her mother Mrs Leach in West Virginia from California. An Everson Lake outing honors Mrs Williamson and Elfreda Dillon. Maurice Cottom photographed the crowd and A R Mulkey's four horse coach. Early reports praise Patterson Creek and Pahsimaroi mining shows of tungsten silver chlorides bromides molybdenum copper and gold. A wagon road from Patterson Creek to Leadore is planned. Sharpe and Burns walk the route and praise the project before the Leadore Commercial Club.
Week ending July 24 lists Title Books transfers by Pearl I Smith including patents to Ted E Collins for 40 acres on the Big Hole river and to Benjamin Hart for two parcels in Centennial valley. Deeds record consideration 375 and 2500 for various properties in Dillon Lima and Big Hole basin along with cemetery and water rights actions. Descriptions include desert location notices by Emericks, a water agreement with Union Ditch Co, and the Montana States Telegraph and Telephone company incorporation filing.
Louis and Karen Anderson file for 80 statutory inches each, totaling 160 inches for Shenon or Spring Creek, tributary of Horse Prairie Creek, Beav erhead County Montana. Interested parties may object in writing to the Clerk before August 2, 1911. dated July 15, 1911.
The Olmsted Stevenson Company of Dillon Montana announces a stockholders meeting set for August 19 1911 at 8 pm to decide on increasing capital from fifty thousand to one hundred thousand dollars. Board members T D Olmsted IL Bordwine Nielsen Theodore Nielson J Murray Ed Smith B N Stevenson sign the notice. Also notes Panama California Exposition ground breaking remarks by Taft and other unrelated items follow.
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