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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
3
Local notices list advertising rates per line for first and subsequent insertions. Rates include classified ads, business notices, sales commissions, and “board of thanks” entries. The document also outlines passenger train schedules with north and southbound times and train numbers effective August 22, 1909.
Local items report new post office at Medicine Lodge, social visits and movements of residents, teachers, and businesspeople in Dillon. Notables include Col Alf Decker, Gov E L Norris, Prof J E Monroe, Dr H F Best, and many returning or visiting figures from nearby towns. several cottages, shops, and cars noted in weekly city life.
Harry Neil leaves for Chicago for two weeks while Harve Stanchfield battles scarlet fever. Fred Meyers heads to Butte for lip cancer surgery. Rev. F H Gynne preaches at Wisdom. Verne Norman returns from a Butte hospital stint. Hay labor looks ample as the season begins. S. G. Watson injures his left thumb splitting wood. Mrs. Soren P. Nelson and family return to Fox for summer. Jocko McCadam breaks his leg after a fall from a horse. A diphtheria case in a Wisdom campers’ family triggers quarantine. a drunken ranch hand Miller is jailed after an incident with the father.
Joseph Anderson, three, son of Mr and Mrs John Anderson of Fishtrap, drowned Sunday morning in Fishtrap Creek near the Anderson ranch. Dr Gatelius pulled him from the swift water and artificial respiration failed. Coroner Lawler declined an inquest. Funeral Tuesday drew a large crowd as the community expressed sympathy.
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