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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1912
Page
5
Local Dillon community updates feature a wide mix of visitors, business dealings, and social events. Resident movements include Helena and Anaconda visitors, cattle buyers, and tradesmen stopping in, with social gatherings at Kensington parties and Rife ranch outings noted alongside dairy and farm supply ads.
Tuttle, secretary of the department of public health, warns that many operate bake shops canneries dairies and eating places without state licenses. The 1911 law requires licensing from the State Board of Health in Helena and sets August 15 1912 as the deadline for compliance with inspections and filings. Licenses are free but must be obtained using official blank forms on request.
Sealed proposals for a dam and reservoir at the head of Bloody Dick Creek Horse Prairie Montana will be accepted at Dillon office of Pearl I Smith plans and specs available Hawley J Selway Secretary Bids opened August 20 1912 right to reject any or all bids
Frank Nelson will publicly sell his entire herd of horses on Thursday August 1 1912 after selling his ranch. The sale features a well bred group of young Percheron mares.
The notice advertises a sale of Frank Nelson horses and other horses at the Lima Stock Yards on Thursday August 1 at 1 30 p m including a black Percheron stallion eight years old described as a fine show horse Bids for building a school house in Beaverhead County District No 2 are invited until August 3 1912 with the Board of Trustees reserving the right to reject any or all bids Specifications available from Cr H Gilbert Clerk of the school board Dillon Montana
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