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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1902
Page
3
Reading notices set at 20 cents per line for first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals priced at 10 cents per line for first insertion and 8 cents per line for following insertions. Standing ads rates available on application. Editorial and business mail address to Tur Dillon Examiner.
Notices of church festivals fairs and dances charging admission or profiting from sale of fancy articles will be billed at cents per line. Also mentions items such as Garp or Taaniks and Ositvany Poxtry priced at cents per line.
The fragment lists bus or train departures around early morning and late afternoon with times such as 4:40 a m and 2:03 p m, including north and south bound directions. It references effective date November 3 and line numbers, but the text is garbled with characters and partial words.
In town Thursday were Propper of Medicine Lodge and Sweeney a Dell resident. J B McKinney and James Kurt from Luva visited the county seat. Traders and residents discussed cattle shipments, trout losses, quartz claims, and local business openings. The county saw a variety of visitors and routine notices including property ads and law notices.
A Dillon club article missing the Social Eight in last week’s club review is republished with the correct roster. The group meets Fridays for needlework to foster sociability and supports absent members by sharing leisure and assistance. Members listed include Mesdanties OM Best J. Bh. Monroe Matt Oi G. T. Paul R. R. Rathbone Po. Smith and J. G. Willis with Mig. db. Williams noted as removed.
A social evening on Washington Street featured a Hearts game won by Mrs Relph V. Sebree who received a photograph frame as the top prize. Lilah Ray Raymond earned the booby prize a decorative donkey with mirror. Refreshments were served and several attendees joined the event.
Bucks for sale. Inquire at the Tom Haw reach. November 5.
Sheriff Padley returned from Page Creek country to serve attachment papers on the Vai Camp horses under a state statute brought by the State Bank of Ditlon. Abbott and partners offered per head for the herd, with 400 horses attached and moved to a sale site. The Vai Camp horses are described as among the best stock, while local buyers and crew prepared for winter work at the mine ledge and shaft house.
C. C. Wylie of Helena reported the unexpected death of his mother Mrs Eliza Wylie of Bozeman. She died Monday after a prolonged illness. She was 81 years old and survived by her husband, who is 82, and a number of children.
In 1902 the northern town area shows numerous neat frame cottages erected summer at average costs around a hundred dollars. Investors include AJA Manser Wo EF Dearborn Whos Weaver and others the Exauner reports. Also a frame dwelling in the Rite addition by Nels Soloman Sen ala Cost of WOU. County residents build fine new homes including a notable one by farmer Commissioner T Ko Barrett at Moerse Prairie costing about 47 and erected by Prank PY Birrer with plats by George Wolleden Jr. Mor also built a residence on his Apex ranch. The year promises substantial growth for Ditlow and nearby areas.
The notice mentions a regulat exit at the court for brides and cntiday in New 2 and 2a, UK. It also references ATEP AY RIDE, Co, and a stripe of Se died.
Fragmentary notice lists sale of feed rations and land rents with prices per ton and monthly rates. Mentions border duties and terms for parcels, likely a market or auction notice.
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