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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1916
Page
6
Reading notices list charges per line for first and subsequent insertions with different rates for business locals and standing ads. Church festival notices with admission or profit from the gate priced at 10 cents per line. Card of Thanks priced at 1 cent per word.
A long list of visitors from Armstead Reichle Butte and Lima filled Dillon last week and Monday. Local residents and officials including deputies and merchants attended business matters and social visits around the county seat.
The county total registration reached 1 641. William Calloway returned home from Kansas City. Dillon election day passed quietly. Mr. and Mrs. Tudor Jones plan a Nebraska winter. D F Reinhardt will be absent winter from Pennington mines in Madison county. J C Paulsen visited from Helena to review Normal building work. Major R W Cheeley to organize penmanship and drafting class at city hall. Bricklayers advance on State Normal school. H J Reiling travels to Chicago due to wife’s illness. Gold Dredging at Bannack suspended till spring. Capt James H Mills notes Montana sheep at 2 950 000 head. wool clip near 22 000 000 pounds. price 8 cents. C Rush Beard and Florence Chandler wed in Bannack. Newlyweds to travel east for months.
The commission announces public hearings before its forthcoming report. No hearing date yet, but the inquiry will publish certain findings now as publishers' contracts near expiry. Paper prices rose to 3 to 3.60 per hundred this year from under 2, while current market buys range from 7 or more for pre January 1 contracts.
Washington reports the Federal Trade Commission says in a statement that for the first half of the year the average cost of producing news print paper in domestic mills stayed under 1.65 dollars per hundred pounds, despite prices already rising to unprecedented levels.
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