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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1914
Page
4
Rates listed for advertising in the Dillon Examiner include 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions with reduced rates for business locals. Standing ads rates available on application. Editorial and business management letters addressed to the Dillon Examiner.
Dillon page records visitors from Melrose Bannack and Grant areas. Local ads offer sewing machine needles, heating stoves, and storage at Tattersall’s. Notices cover gambling case fines, minor arrests, estray cattle brands, and street lost pearl ear ring with rewards. Bishop Brewer confirms a large class at Episcopal service.
Real estate transfers include Francia M Muligan to Rodger Huffine for 310.68 acres east of Dillon priced at 10 dollars. Charley Bock to B A Smith for 20 inches off a North Washington street lot at Dillon for 25 dollars. Wharton to Lintz for three Lima subdivision lots for 1 dollar. Lintz to Merritt for three Lima lots and an odd tract for 450 dollars. Wharton to Lintz for 125 by 205 feet joining Slader subdivision for 1 dollar. Nellie Russell to Wharton for 125 by 205 feet joining Slader subdivision for 150 dollars. Also transfers to Wisdom and Dillon area farms, water rights on Swamp and Moose creeks, and various right to connect and pipeline agreements. Decree of distribution in Kellum estate to widow. Anna Gosman desert declaration. incorporation and notary filings. mining claims in Utopia and Elkport districts. Juvenile Improvement Committee forms a moral commission and seeks to aid minors and local problems.
At the state conference rural schools pledged funds for an educational building at the state fair. Contributions from Miss Ross's district total 49.50 with other districts raising 20 from Grasshopper region teachers. Nicholia gave 35 from a dance, District 87 Monida sent 3, East Fox 1, Armstead 15.50 and Argenta 5. Examinations show teachers eligible for second class certificates: Ober, Ahren, Sherrard, Tweedie, Stalcup, Canniff, Kelly.
Frankie Andrus attended the Lima dance on Tuesday night. The physics class visited the electric light plant last Friday to study electricity in practice. Ebor Badcon and Alex Williamson t raveled to Lima for St Patrick's Day to attend the Trish Hop. Seniors begin their class play though the title remains a secret, sized cast hints at a grand production. The Arrowhead Club voted to skip the annual banquet due to late season and many events. A postal from Albert Stratton, 12, reports a War department position in Kansas City with about 45 staff. Stratton is a 1912 graduate from the Quincy Illinois commercial department. Track work dominates the boys' schedule with hopes for dual meets against Idaho Falls and Pocatello, weather permitting and no cinder path secured yet. Coach Mosher expects strong material from current students and negotiations are ongoing for future meets.
Two sets of city scales have arrived in Billings and will be installed at once. They will let farmers weigh hay and produce before sale and enable citizens and weight inspectors to check coal dealers and others suspected of short weight.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces a forest and field clerk examination in this city on April 4 1914. Applicants must know stenography typewriting and bookkeeping. Interested persons should apply to the District Secretary Eleventh Civil Service District 207 Post Office Building Seattle Wash for blanks and details.
Judge J. B. Poindexter last week named a committee to advise him in enforcing Montana juvenile laws. Members include Frank Eliel G. T. Paul Mrs F J D Willis Miss Annabel B Long Miss Jean Bishop Rev A W Hamilton and Rev A R Hardy who will meet with him as an advisory body for minor offenders.
Dentist Dr EF Bimrose operates from Suites 1 2 and 6 in the Telephone block building. The listing notes his name and office locations but provides no further details.
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