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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
3
The Dillon Examiner lists local advertising rates with 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals cost 10 cents per line for flat insertion and 8 cents per line for later insertions. Standing ads rates are available on request. Card of thanks and obituary notices are 5 cents per line.
Railway timetable snippet notes south bound No 10 leaves at 8 am and north bound No 9 departs at 7 am, with lines and times obscured by OCR.
Local column reports visitors births marriages and business in Dillon and surrounding areas. Notes on officials like Judge Martin and Edwin Norris visiting Helena, teachers and doctors moving offices, a large Hereford beef at Padleys market, and updates on roads bridges and county projects.
A large Dillon audience enjoyed a county high school junior benefit at the Dillon Theatre to raise funds for school tennis courts. The program featured Frances Stolle in Mendelssohn, a Japanese Parasol Drill, soloists Faye Scott and others, and a witty farce A Box of Monkeys with Floyd Best and Douglass Palmer leading a cast. Prof. F A Thomas received applause for Bagatelle and violin interludes punctuated the evening.
Montana Sunday school organizers or those planning home classes are urged to write to Rev. Edwin M. Elis in Helena or Rev. Geo. Edwarda in Great Falls or Tol. S. Schermeshorn in Billings or Rev. LL. C. Wainwright in Deer Lodge for aid. They are Sunday school missionaries and will assist with particulars statewide.
Saturday afternoon T. M. Selway departed for Feeley station to visit his sheep camps and inspect the holdings.
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