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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1913
Page
5
Dillon area readers are urged to visit the Busy Bee cafe for meals and to shop the Acacia for suits. Local figures like Carl Swanstrum, J E Morse, and George Metlen are noted visitors, while community announcements cover sales, real estate, and upcoming Fourth of July festivities in Dillon.
A man named C. C. Jones was struck by the Oregon Short Line evening passenger train near Maiden Rock on Tuesday. He sustained broken arm and ribs with cuts and bruises, was taken to Dillon for care, and later moved to the county farm for further evaluation of internal injuries.
Ethridge Ward, a high school graduate, has accepted a summer role at City Drug. He begins this week and will assist customers and stock shelves during the vacation period.
General Superintendent W N Bichler of Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad says the region shows rapid progress with good crops and rising mine output. He notes a new freight tariff lowering rates on livestock coal flouring mill goods posts wood and many items and predicts ore shipments to double by June 15. He cites a 1.5 mile tunnel extension and doubled output for Pittsburg Idaho company. Also reports two weddings this week in local towns.
On Tuesday afternoon shortly after five o'clock Miss Catherine Purcell of Cedar City Utah was married to William Leonard Widdowson of Gilmore Idaho by Rev. E V Ostrander in a small ceremony.
A. N. Page of Big Hole ranch reports a large cattle consignment shipped from Bedrock, among the season’s last basin shipments. W. D. Ross returns to Dillon after a Bozeman college course and campus reporting. W. C. Jennings returns to his post at the First National Bank after a miss of the Capital City.
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