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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1913
Page
2
Reading notices in local column show rates of 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business Journals list 10 cents per line for first in sections and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions with standing advertisement rates on application.
A Dillon column lists local business notices and social updates. Cigar shop and dry cleaning ads. residents and visitors like Charlie Smith Augustus Graeter Arby Beardslee Mr. and Mrs Guy Gray. People traveling to Butte Kalispell Andress parade notes and school changes. Cattle shipment from Utah and Pasadena auto trip by Neilson family mark community activity.
Obituary note references Dan Grant reporting his father Bernard T death in Pocatello Idaho with funeral in Lima. Visits by Charles Willis Butler of Miles City. Mrs Frank Landon improving after Salt Lake City treatment. Mines graduates returning via Dillon. Butte Employment Agency ad for ranch help. Local reward offer of ten dollars for cow and calf seen near Bill Pan ranch on Big Hole river. Phillips Livestock Co. 23-tf
Farmers invited to deliver old castings such as mower parts and rake teeth to a local shop. George Jewell offers five dollars per ton for all castings delivered.
M. W. Bucy the real estate man of Lakeview Montana offers homesteads desert land and free government land genetics water and stock in Lakeside district. He buys and sells farms and ranches and invites owners to list with him.
Enthusiastic Beaverhead County Stockmen's Association in Wisdom schedules a two day horse sale starting June 30 with a 1 per head ring fee, 2 percent member and 3 percent non member commissions, plus a $10 membership to save costs. A parade, lunch stand, and a park-to-park road fund drive were discussed as part of the event.
Bob Russell and P. W. Stith found an old Henry repeating rifle from the August 17 battle near the Gibbons battlefield. The stock is broken but the brass parts and barrel are intact bearing Batt Ford Conn Pat 1860. The gun lies at the Lower Three Bar ranch under guard. Also, timber losses due to beetle damage were inspected by officials, and aMonday storm killed five mares and two colts at the forestry station south of town.
W H Clark D C chiropractor offers spinal adjustments in Kunzman Block room 1 with hours to 4 and 6 30 to 7 30 and Sundays by appointment. Free consultation and spinal analysis for those who have tried everything without results.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduces white counterpanes on Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City replacing heavy blankets. Blankets remain available for cool nights, improving comfort for sleeping car passengers and appealing to travelers who prefer an inviting bed.
Notarized certificate states Dillon Furniture Company located in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana operates under a fictitious name. Sole owner and only member is Goodwin T. Paul of Dillon Montana. Certificate dated May 22 1913 and notarized by Jos C Suttu.
Notes from the Breezes report Dr A C Morrow of Dillon broke a bone in his right hand while lifting a buggy over a broken bridge on the road to the old Post and Johnson ranch on Tuesday. The fracture was reduced by Dr Cowperthwaite and the men then left for the county.
The Fifth Judicial District of Montana fixes regular term dates for 1912 in Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties. Sessions begin on specified Mondays and Tuesdays with court opening at 10 00 a m. The order is issued from chambers in Virginia City Montana on December 2 1912.
Washington reports the United States won the international small bore rifle shooting match over Great Britain by 41 points and recaptured the Dewar cup. The final score was United States 24551, Great Britain 24510, with 30 men on a side using .22 caliber rifles at 75 feet.
A March 25 dispatch mentions Butte and a score featuring Frank Anderson and Borengerack slats from Roky n Flubst. The report highlights a score tied to the Butte team.
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