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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1913
Page
3
The notice outlines pricing for classified notices at 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Editorial and business management replies go to the Examiner address. Church festivals and social event ads incur 5 cents per line, with obituary poetry also priced at 5 cents per line.
Fragmented timetable lines show directions West Bound No.1 North Bound and East Bound No.2 South Bound with scattered times 2:12 p.m. 3:56 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 2:03 a.m. indicating a damaged or partial schedule without complete context.
Dillon residents exchange quick updates on visitors and local business. Mentions include Dr. Rathbone dentist at the White block Montana street and Gilbert Gilman of Twin Bridges registered at the Metlen hotel last Friday. Chas Calvert of Dell visits Dillon. Anna Jensen trips to Butte. marriages and real estate ads noted.
From the Title Books of Pearl Smith Dillon residents report John Jackson of Jackson seriously ill with typhoid pneumonia. The list mentions travelers, visitors, and property transfers including deeds and mineral locations around Lima Melrose Wisdom and Dillon.
The International Dry Farming congress at Tulea offers medals cups and trophies and farm machinery in most classes. Awards include gold and silver medals bearing owners names in over 500 classes with prizes up to 400 dollars for district exhibits and machines valued as high as 1250 dollars each to aid western farmers. The total prize value this year surpasses all prior congresses or expositions.
Hamilton Oct 7 The board of county commissioners voted to call bids for 40 000 feet of wagon road from Camp Creek to the divide between Ravalli and Beaverhead counties. Bids due Nov 10 at 10 am in the courthouse in lump sum with Missoula forestry office as US representative.
Howard Burgess broke his ankle in a pasture incident Saturday afternoon when his horse fell and slid. Charles Miller aided him back to town, where Dr. Bolton set the fracture and noted the patient’s strong nerve.
Rain from the system over Butte pulls moisture toward Wisdom, signaling unsettled skies for the basin. Forecasters expect scattered showers and cooler air as a trough nears the area, with potential localized thunderstorms.
On the main range of the Rockies west of Fishtrap George By Davia Lee Thompson and Don Francis hunted hard. They reportedly bagged three black bears two large cubs a mother and two Rocky Mountain goats and two deer. Davis with a Remington automatic claimed the largest peat and the big bear. The goat hide drew attention in town. Mrs C H Strawbridge returned from Spokane as a guest of Mrs C G Gilster.
In North Portland Oregon on Oct 10 the market shows light cattle runs with buyers cleaning stock carried. Prices rise 10 to 26 cents from a week ago. sheep receipts remain liberal with steady to slightly lower values. hogs steady with top bids around 8.70 for best, 8.16 to 8.40 for fair to good.
A fire at 6 30 this morning destroyed the old two story city hotel in Deer Lodge on Main street. Owner G B Hendrickson ran the place for three years and the shell will be torn down for a brick structure. loss from logs 4000 with 2500 insurance.
Kansas requests potato shippers in Montana after exhausting home stock amid a dreath season. Topeka based Copes Sales asks Commissioner J. M. Kennedy for shipper names and addresses, inviting direct contact to arrange likely surplus potatoes for Kansas.
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