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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1916
Page
5
A Dillon Examiner piece argues advertising pays by reaching a large audience and building business. It cites Robinson Crusoe as a moral tale, stresses consistent investing in ads, and promotes the Examiner as the best local medium in southern Montana with wide circulation.
Miss Mildred Busch visits her sister at the dormitory. Wilhelm Rollwitz, former student and Apex teacher, visits the college. Dr. Finch tours the state lecturing for state schools. P I G club greets twelve new members at a breakfast. Miss Mildred Courtney visits from Stone Creek school. May Festival plans pending with hopes for this week. Sorority pledges chosen by Juniors. final initiation set for Saturday. The operetta The College Girl and the Milk Maid by the Glee club delights a crowded house. Toy Symphony precedes by Grammar pupils. Tag Day raises funds via M S N C booster tags. Hoffland and Voigt to Bozeman. Hoffland takes third place, Voigt second in contests at Bozeman. Hoffland visits W M Montgomery in Anaconda. Misses Sham bow visit from Lakeview. Mrs Saunders and daughter Lew Pelot travel to county seat. Saunders files homestead. Martin Fitch in town, displays new Maxwell touring car. For selling or buying, use The Examiner Want Column.
Monica Irwin Paul and Mrs A S Beardslee spent weekends with friends in Lima. Mr and Mrs Carr of Dell visited Monida. Mrs J J Smith and son Farmer visited Lima. Hyrum Halverson of Humphrey Idaho called on friends in Monida. R T Boatman drove to his Centennial valley ranch. Phillip Lyons of Dillon stayed on his Centennial valley ranch. G T Paul and brother B H toured Paul Bros ranch in Centennial valley. Lester Shambow of Humphrey Idaho visited William Shambow. Dust storms have been unusually fierce for this time of year. T C Beatty returned from a trip.
The State Bank of Dillon shows resources: Loans and Discounts 0.00, Overdrafts 992.41, Banking house and fixtures 14 100.00, Other real estate owned 16 295.00, Cash reserve 7 805.00, Gold coin 3 175.36. total assets 131 170.17. W A Graeter, cashier, swears the statement true. notary Peary L Smith attests May 8 1916. directors A J Stone and A B Graeter verify.
The First National Bank at Dillon Montana reports assets totaling 2 481 870 96 with loans and discounts around 1 411 970 8h and substantial balances from U S Bonds, Federal Reserve assets, and deposits. The report lists capital stock, profits, and reserves with notes payable and deposits including demand and time components.
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