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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1903
Page
3
The Dillon Examiner advertisement column lists rates for classified notices and business locals with per line charges for first and subsequent insertions. It covers editorial notices, church events, dances, suppers, and obituaries plus a 6 cent line rate for admission-based events and 5 cent lines for thanks.
Fragmentary OCR mentions trains or buses with directions and numbers but lacks readable context. It references a date around November 3 and unclear termini or stations plus a vague numbers sequence. Further readable details are needed to form a precise item.
Local items record visitors and business in Dillon and nearby areas. Entries mention Henry Gleed and W A Jones in county business, Nannie McLoughlin joining Golden Rule as saleslady, and various residents visiting Butte, Dillon, or the Grasshopper region. The Golden Rule stores offers W L Douglas shoes and Dart Hardware promotes paints and stock fencing.
William Dingley of Dillon and Miss Jean Montrose of Lewistown Idaho wed in Lewistown on November 3 in a small ceremony attended by close friends. The couple plan to settle near Clark Canyon and will host a reception at Simoen Estes home. Dingley, a former Montana jockey, returns to Dillon with his bride to begin married life among local friends.
The ad offers a $75 reward for recovery of any horses strayed from Sage Creek range in Beaverhead county and $500 for information leading to conviction of theft or removal of the horses. Brand on the left shoulder. Address responses to J. Willis in Dillon, Montana. Also notes shoes priced at $3.00 and $3,560 at The Golden Rule Store.
In Beaverhead, the Montana Supreme Court reverses a foreclosure decree in Davidson v Wampler, holding that under territorial law a guardian may not encumber a ward’s property with a mortgage. Chief Justice Brantly authored the decision, with H R Melton arguing for the defendant.
Schlitz n Brau a fine family beer advertised with F B Williams as agent and telephone 18F for orders or inquiries.
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