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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1907
Page
6
A broad Montana survey reports thefts in Billings and rising bank practices in Livingston and Missoula. Fort Benton preservation efforts, a fatal assault near Glasgow, and a corking bank purchase in Butte frame a busy period with new church growth in Boulder and peat as fuel emerging from Virginia City stories.
Lima residents report visits from Mr and Mrs R Gallagher and Robert Schendelli travel to Butte. hunts yield deer and sheep captures. Frank Birrer completes RK Geary ranch dwelling. jail expansion adds two rooms and court facilities. Thanksgiving dance by Delta lodge No 15 set with Preigo's orchestra and Mrs Rudeen serving. Calves stolen are pursued. warrants issued for Cheeney and Safford. search found meat sold by Justice Noble. Old Glory saloon changes hands. Jim Murray welcomes new cook Mrs Patterson. Wampler family heads to Tacoma after Butte visit.
Joe Woodworth attended the Shelly case in Dillon as a witness and then visited his sister in Iowa before heading to Bryan Ohio where his father lives. Charles H. McCaffrey arrived from his North Fork ranch for the first time since a diphtheria outbreak. Geo H Roberts of Boise and L J Hohil of Berkeley visited from Gibbonaville area with mining properties. Jack Romain and Harry-Mel fre
County state and city taxes are due at the county treasurer's office from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Unpaid taxes after 6:00 p.m. on November 30, 1907 will be delinquent with ten percent added plus costs. W. F. Cashmore, County Treasurer. six two months.
Storage levied on all freight unloaded or delivered without bill of lading, with 72 hours grace from first 6 pm after unloading. Rate is five cents per ton per day. any fraction of 2000 pounds counts as a ton and fractions of 24 hours count as a day. Minimum storage is five cents per day per shipment under 2000 pounds.
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