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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1914
Page
3
The notice outlines rates for advertising in the Examiner including 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals are 10 cents per line for the first in Ashlod and 8 cents for each following insertion. Standing ads rates available on request. Church festival notices and selling items are charged at 5 to 6 cents per line, obituary poetry 5 cents per line.
Fragmentary OCR lists vehicle directions North Bound South Bound East Bound and times such as 2:03 a.m. with misread digits. Contains garbled codes and unclear context, no coherent event or outcome to confirm.
Dillon social notes record visits from Grant Alder and Armstead residents, plus shop ads for Tattersalls and a heating stock sale. The item also mentions Miss Batman scald injury and F C Sumner Jr's agricultural school background at Bozeman.
Local items report Shuey’s return from Butte and Tom Fox’s bail, a hay wagon mishap injuring M L Emigh, Wisdom to get a barber shop and bath with Frank Edwards as proprietor, A T Barry building renovations supervised by Fred Nelson and Victor Sheean, Rev Hulburd featured in The Standard as Sky Pilot of the Big Hole Basin, and renewed spiritual work since last June.
The Big Hole Breezes reports a 400 club formed in Wisdom and women reclaiming the cemetery deeds. It covers the Big Hole Basin Stockmen's association meeting in Wisdom, its incorporation plan, dues, and a March 21 election. It then recounts the parole of Glennon, his murder of his wife, suicide, and survivors.
The Butte Daily Post reports Joe Glennon a longtime miner and prospector from Mon tana Idaho killed his wife with an iron bar then killed himself in Gibbonsville Idaho about 85 miles north of Salmon City. Sheriff Stroud investigated and concluded drink caused the double crime. Glennon about 60 years old had a violent history including a 1911 duel with his son and a shooting during a trial.
Lon L. Guy a former Beaverhead and Madison stock inspector now faces a Sheridan Wyoming trial after extradition from Oregon. He allegedly issued bad checks including a $100 with a steer deal and a $150 pawn broker swap. Sheriff Ross M. Happ recovered the case and brought him to Silver Bow jail.
Notice states the regular annual meeting of Murray Livestock stockholders will be at James P. Murray's residence at 2 p m on Friday March 20 1914. Signed James P Murray President.
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