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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
5
Local items report several visits and registrations at the Metlen Hotel and other Dillon spots. Absentees include Fred Gorell and Bart Hungate while Miss Catherine Drummey returns from Helena. A fire chief visits, a hobos crew cleans streets, and a census agent canvasses Beaverhead.
Mr. Crouse notes Beaverhead's farming and stock raising are established while mining shows good potential. He laments few operations in 1909 and urges mine owners or managers to report any active mines to him in Butte, Montana, before he travels to Madison County.
Miss Edna Owsley daughter of Mrs A W Owsley matron of the Normal College dormitories married Friday June 17 to Paul Reinhard of Missoula The Rev S D Hooker officiated only close family attended The couple left for Salt Lake City for their honeymoon and plan to reside in Missoula thereafter
Miss Esther Powers, quarantined with diphtheria in Dillon after attending graduation exercises, has been released and returned to her home in Great Falls. She had been staying in the gymnasium with other visiting girls due to crowded dormitories, but did not fall ill until after others left.
For Rent notice offers three unfurnished rooms suitable for light housekeeping. Inquiries directed to Dr. H. F. Best. 4st2.
All accounts due to the firm of Tash and Lenkersdorfer have been left with Pease and Stephenson for collection. The message assigns the new collection agent and directs account holders to remit payments to Pease and Stephenson.
Two bay work horses reported missing with branding. One horse bears a Capital S on the left side, the other shows a T over V on the right shoulder. Distinctive markings should aid identification and return.
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