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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
4
Rates list for local columns shows 8 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals charge 10 cents per line for first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing ads rate to be furnished on application. Editorial policy indicated but garbled.
Town dispatches list visits of Rudy and wife in town to Deli Phure and Hailey Heat among others. J T Jones to entertain the Mase society. C W Gray and Dr Willard noted. Local business ads highlight millinery, saddles, real estate, and the Snowdrop lode patent.
Frank Mittelmaier of Birch Creek suffered both arms broken Sunday after being bucked off a saddle pony. Aged 14, he walked two miles home despite severe pain as Dr. Bond treated him and described him as gritty.
The internal revenue collector restructures the district covering Montana Idaho and Utah. Beaverhead and Madison counties leave the Montana sub district and join Northern Idaho. John A. Lena of Ogden will lead the district with C D Pienet of Bulle retained and based at Hutte.
George R. Metlen draws plans for a two story brick and brick clad business block on Idaho Street. Built by his father D E Metlen the structure will occupy 51 by 100 feet with pressed brick front and plate glass. It will be fire proof with two ground floor stores and 20 second floor offices heated by steam and lit by electricity making it the town's largest private building aside from the hotel.
Contractor Cob Christensen begins stone work on a new stone building by James Philips at the stage crossing of Wattlesnake Creek replacing the old landmark destroyed last fall. The structure will rise one story and a half, with a ground area of about 8064 square feet and be built of Beying Pan basin stone.
The Voluntary Observer Monroe reports February as a statistically pleasant month for winter. The mean temperature was 18. The total snowfall measured 4.45 inches with 12 partly cloudy days and multiple clear days.
The program lists talks by J B Menros on early American poetry, H Swain on recent scientific research, and Frack N Wipes on philosophy of wit and humor. Tickets for the fall course lectures are one dollar.
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