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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1917
Page
6
The Dillon Examiner lists advertising rates for display gen eral and local readers with pricing per inch per word per line and per folio. It notes notices for church festivals and public events priced by line and column and directs letters to the editorial office at the Dillon Examiner.
A long list of residents and visitors from Dell Lima Grant Reichle and other towns visited Dillon or conducted business last week. Activities ranged from ranching and trade to court testimony and social visits, with several noting trips to Butte Portland and Chicago for business or medical treatment.
A 1897 note reports a Dillon group formed a football squad with Earl Conger as chairman and J B Hare as secretary. Patterson and Powers join as captain and business manager, both with prior university and team experience.
Dillon residents and students recount weekend stays and dinners at local homes. Several faculty lectures at convocation are noted alongside visits by Misses and Mrs. Hungate, Russell, Parr, Ketchum, McGeehan, Montjoy, and others. The tennis tournament nears finals as locals travel for holiday events and meetings.
Taxpayers face a looming deadline as December first converts taxes to delinquent status. County treasurer officials anticipate a rush, with about two thirds paid by nightfall and many large payers delaying until the last moment. Receipts run ahead of previous years, and officials expect a record day as the deadline nears.
Horace McIntyre traveled to town Saturday from his ranch on Horse Prairie. He was seen at local shops and greeted residents during a brief stop.
James Mansfield a popular young ranchman from Grant motored to Dillon Saturday morning for a routine trip.
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