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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1917
Page
8
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates: 20 cents per line for first insertion and 16 cents per line for subsequent insertions in local notices. Business locals are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Standing ad rates available on application.
Public notices list admission fees for church events with profit from selling fancy articles at 10 cents per line. Card of Thanks priced at 1 cent per word. Train times No 2 No 10 Southbound and No 1 Northbound provided with times.
A flood of names shows people from Butte, Dell, Armstead, Lima, Helena, Grant and elsewhere visiting Dillon over the past week. Residents from Spencer, Twin Bridges, Reichle, Sheep Creek basin and neighboring towns were spotted in business, shopping, or on visits. Local ranchers, drivers, and farmers also stopped by, with several noting purchases of tractors and seeds for the growing season.
Rudolph Flick and Herbert Nesbitt brought back Ford cars after sales contracted in the past week. George Melton of Dillon visited Sheridan and prepared to visit Great Falls for business. Ben Oneal welcomes a new grandson born in Canada to Rex and Mrs Oneal. Dillon sheepman O C Smith inspected feeders and praised their condition. Jorgen Jorgenson supervised 57 calves butchered for Hansen Packing in Butte. A J Reid arrived from Spokane to buy horses amid shift away from war horses. A herd of 200 cows led by Bob O Connell headed to Pendleton ranch for fattening for Hansen Packing. Jakie Louk moved to Idaho with mild cattle to join the creamery squad.
A brief note praising enhanced style design and material quality, suggesting a preference for superior craft. It emphasizes appreciation for better construction and finishes in the referenced project.
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