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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1901
Page
5
Notice advert seeks saddle horses in the 14 hands 2 inch to 15 hands 1 inch range. Any color except gray, must be broken mares or geldings, aged 5 to 9 years, with a blocky build preferred. December in the local area.
Readers see a string of town items with Mrs Hart selling gloves, visits by H Dowling James D Fox and Judge Charles Retallack, local shopping at Mis Jewell and LINERs, and various residents and officials traveling from Butte Helena and Bannack.
The fragmented notice notes a voting contest with several contestants including Clara Sharkey Nellie Sharkey Exo Stolle and Mary eres. It mentions an art fee, pariah engagement, and a counted vote tally amid a lively local election scene.
The A F Graeter electric and other county boats shut down for the season after a lengthy run. Treasurer M M McDonald and President F L Champlin left for Chicago. The Montana Gold Dredging Co and the Joba Wo Breaoer also ended operations after solid seasons with minor interruptions.
W Maitier of Blaine posted wool owned by Matier A Schwette to Van McCarthy who repled Oregon Woolen Mills of Oregon City. About 1000 pounds shipped. price 4 cents per pound. Wool was driven from sheep pelts readied for a full car load.
A local school episode features Jodpe McConnell speaking to a difficult class about the need for professional behavior and preparation. The talk includes guidance on presenting ideas clearly and maintaining focus during group projects and basketball practice.
Notice to settle debts owed to Paul and Co by Mont and other parties. Direction to call and settle before December aoth or risk further action. No additional details or names clearly readable.
The court orders all interested persons to appear at the District Court in Beaver County to show cause why the real estate of MW Cyp should not be sold. A probate-like sale is set and an advertisement will run for four successive weeks in the Dillon Examiner. Judge H. Parees signs and dates the notice.
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