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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
4
The notice outlines pricing for local column readings at 9 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business notices list 10 cents per line for the first insertion and a per line rate thereafter. Rates for standing advertisements are available on request.
In effect now the southbound No 1 from Perth to Beaud departs. The fragment notes a limited timetable and directions, with garbled station names and unclear specifics.
Local items list residents in Dillon and Glendale with Sunday visits and travels. Shipping of horses to Oklahoma and St Paul noted, plus property abstracts prepared for Beaverhead county estate. A mix of advertisements, announcements, and minor events from the area.
Al Leavitt of Dell was brought in after a powder cartridge exploded near a riverbank fire while he was fishing. Doctors amputated most of the injured hand at the county hospital. Some locals suspect dynamite caused the blast while Leavitt was handling the cartridge.
Mrs. Moritla Pickens died about midnight Thursday at the home of Mrs. MOB Power in this city from cancer after medical treatment in Montaia. She came here with husband Beade Pickers from New York to settle on Tack Creek. a daughter Mrs. POV. Switner survives, along with a brother, and remnant relatives. Her body was shipped to Viola City for burial after funeral arrangements in Madison Valley.
An unclear transcription notes a Morse code display creating confusion for attendees. Officials say instructions will be clarified as soon as possible. Local observers suggest the event aims to showcase communication methods and technology.
The report notes temperatures near 29 degrees for the month, with clear days and sleet in the southeast. Mr Monroe cites month comparison to February with higher averages. the rest of the data remains uncertain and varies by location.
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