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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1905
Page
7
The New Laws of Montana require all males over 15 to obtain an annual hunting or fishing license. Residents pay 1, nonresidents 10 to 25 depending on game. licenses issued by the state warden or justices. Penalties include fines and jail for possession without a license. carrying a gun or rod in the fields by unlicensed persons is prima facie evidence of violation.
The text outlines permitted hunting periods September 1 to December 1 and limits for elk deer Rocky Mountain goats mountain sheep and various fowl. It lists penalties for violations including jail terms and fines, and notes permits required to hunt beaver and exceptions for private ponds.
Lima notes report George A. Whitworth visiting from Sheep Creek basin and C H Rudy shipping two carloads of horses to Indiana for sale. A Silver Bow switch engine arrived and was repainted. A local man nicknamed Blacky was found beaten at the depot, later jailed. A Lone Bright raid netted a captured coon, with a gold watch, chain, and a Colt pistol found on the suspect. J Saint Clair attends G A R encampment in Dillon. Local linemen work for Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone. A Patron of Art play set for Bedrock Opera House with a later dance. tickets at City Drug Store.
Redrock March 28 1905 Mrs Carl Decker and son Glen depart tonight for former home in Michigan. Mrs Phil Shenon Lemhi ships two cars of steers to Omaha. D McNutt Salmon ships 13 cars of fine steers to Omaha market this week.Rock Monday on their way to Dillon.
Farmen to rent to good irrigator having a little capital to go on. Inquire of JAS. KIRKPATRICK, Dillon. 22-tf.
A six room cottage near The Metlen hotel on Railroad avenue offers four rooms or all six for rent. Apply to 28 2. Duncan McArthur.
Notice to readers states A Beardsley has accepted a solicitor post for the Dillon Examiner and is empowered to collect and receipt for all accounts. Patrons are asked to show favors to Mr Beardsley. Also mentions Dillon Examiner publisher F C Kress.
A directory listing Dillon church locations pastors and weekly service times. First Baptist Rev William Remington at Idaho and Sebree with 11am 12:10pm 7:30pm services and Wednesday 7:30pm. St James Episcopal Rev S D Hooker with communion and prayer times. Methodist Episcopal Rev A A Luce with Sunday school 10am and multiple services. Presbyterian Rev A B Martin with morning and evening sermons and Christian Endeavor. First Church of Christ Scientist meetings in Dillon National Bank building with 11am service and 7:30pm Wednesday meeting.
An advertisement extols the Rio Grande Railroad as the world’s scenic route through the Grande Canyon. It quotes Cy Warman praising the canyon and offers ticket rates and folders, with G. W. Fitzgerald, general agent, Butte, Montana, as contact.
An Eastern to Western travel promotion offers greatly reduced spring and summer rates for one way and round trips. The Chicago and North-Western Ry agents will contact or write to potential movers, advising on the cheapest and best way to travel West, with C A Walker named as general agent in Salt Lake City Utah.
Effective December 1 1904 storage will be charged on all in bound freight unloaded on platform or in warehouse and on all outbound freight delivered on our platform or into warehouse without a bill of lading. Unloaded freight not removed or billed out within 72 hours after first 6 p m will incur storage. Rate is five cents per ton per day with fractional 2000 pounds counting as a ton and fractional 24 hours counted accordingly. Minimum storage five cents per day per consign ment under 2000 pounds.
The office of Dr Walker is located in the new Metlen building on Idaho Street. Hours listed include 1 to 12 a m and 2 to 4 p m with 7 08 p m and night hours. Telephone numbers are 5 M and 25 M.
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