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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1899
Page
5
Notices for church festivals fairs socials dances and similar events priced at five cents a line. Address changes and notices to the editorial department of the Examiner with charges per line for display or regular notices.
Digest of items from Dillon shows Beasley Ferrell and Phoebe Comfort chosen as teachers, a new store sells cheap clothing, Fyhrie Grocery advertises cheeses, bicycle variety, and local officials, lawyers, and merchants attend court and visit. Various notices include arraignment of Shan Tohunapo, D. L. Co promotions, and upcoming lectures and services.
Dr. H. QO. Miller will remain in Dillon and see patients at Central Pharmacy on Bannack street during office hours. Meanwhile reports from Burlington agent J. Francis note heavy travel to Alaska and British Columbia, with mining prospects boosting activity along the northwest coast and anticipated rushes to Idaho diggings as snow melts.
Beaverhead County leaders announce a new bank to be established in the city within the next few days. Incorporators include Martin Barrett A F Graeter William Roe and A L Stone F L Graven and Joseph Shineberger among Prominent citizens. The bank will be capitalized for a certain amount and may be national or state. Headquarters will be the rooms of the old Dillon National Bank with a one year lease and purchased furnishings. The bank is slated to open in July.
The executive board of the state Normal school held a meeting Thursday evening to choose the faculty for the coming year. The slate includes presidents, professors, and teachers for science, language, and training, with salaries listed. a memorial tribute to a departed professor followed by plans for a dance and local social events.
In Justice Court Speingh Township before L C Ford Justice of the Peace, E Richard Gallagher sues Willem Heggerty for twenty six and 1 50 100 dollars plus interest and costs in a civil action to recover cigar fees and other expenses. hearing set May 34 at 7 p.m. in Lima.
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