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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1901
Page
5
Local notices show 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business notices cost 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 5 cents per line for later insertions. Standing ads rates available on request.
A damaged OCR item mentions a late night or early morning train schedule with partial times and routes. The readable fragment notes a south bound departure around 4:06 am and references other odd timings and stops, but essential details remain unclear.
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ed Jackson last Tuesday. Morse left for Salt Lake City for a short visit. Miss Carne Metten was confined to her room by illness for a week. Local shops offer dresses and shoes with prices noted. Dr Al Hrogbe returned from Minneapolis and plans to practice in the University City.
Mrs. and Miss Rife of Dillon visited Bridges and Beaverhead County schools. Mrs. J. C. Keppler of Anaconda visited Dillon guests. Edith Gwynne returned to Great Falls after two months in Dillon. Local ads note painting, papering services and a cattle purchase by Weifle Boer. A Woodmen social preceded by a large supper, and a Centennial valley outing are described with social details and neighbors’ activities.
Pearl Smith, general manager of Crystal Graphite Co., reports favorable mine outlook. Workers abandoned an unprofitable shaft and begun a tunnel between Lucky Boy and Ground Hoy to reach the vein, expected 125 feet ahead. Dip is steep. deeper tapping may yield a stronger purer graphite.
Fourteen cars of cattle unloaded Saturday night form a shipment purchased by George Staudaber and John Wenger in Lost River Idaho. The herd was sent to be fed by Sheriff Paley near town with part sent to the Big Hole basin. Some cattle were to be butchered for Sie Padiey.
A garbled page notes a November event with many unreadable names and scattered phrases. The readable bits mention a place in South Attila and references to a festival or gathering with unclear participants and outcomes.
Local notice states an individual calls parties indebted to settle accounts as they wind down business operations in Oiton and vicinity. The message expresses thanks for past patronage and respect.
Travel agents advertise special excursion tickets on Stemderd Lines and Teferettia lines offering greater privileges than other sales this year. Priced at 64.50, the tickets are aimed at enticing tasters and are available through ticket agents for purchases.
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