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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1917
Page
6
Reading notices in local column list rates ten cents per line for editorial notices 20 cents per line for first insertion 15 cents per line subsequent Business Locals ten cents per line first insertion eight cents per line subsequent Standing ads rates on application Church festival notices ten cents per line Card of Thanks one cent per word Train schedules No 29 Northbound 3 35 a No 80 Southbound 9 40 a No 81 Northbound 1 68 p No 82 Southbound 7 45 p
Hiram Brundage Justin Brundage and Joe Newnes hunted the North Fork of the Madison but found no game due to no snow in the mountains. Charley Cutler and Albert Metzel headed north for business by auto. Mr and Mrs John C Brenner drove to Dillon with Col Alf Decker returning home. Jasper Nelson returned from Long Beach California by auto with family staying for winter. John Peat Ed Gleed and W Gleed visited from Lima. A8 Johnson delivered a Marmon car to Ed Gleed the first of its kind in Beaverhead county. Charles Truax came from Lima as a witness at Mrs Mary Patterson inquest. Lee Reamy and wife returned to Leadore after visiting Dillon at Mrs Fred Schuler’s. O C Ampson Clarence Ashton and Arthur Pyeatt from Lemhi county Idaho in town last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dan Pendergast and small men spend a few days in Dillon from Jackson. Miss Evelyn Cochran and sister spent the weekend in Dillon.
A long list of travelers and locals are noted in Dillon with origins ranging from Jackson Idaho Falls Medicine Lodge and Butte to Dell Armstead Divide and the Centennial valley. Notable entries include John Pendergast from Jackson and E E Brownlee from Idaho Falls. Columbus day observed with schools and offices closed.
Monica and Miss Mirabelli visit Dillon while residents travel to Butte Ogden and Idaho Falls. Cattle shipments to Ogden and Omaha are noted alongside school events and staff movements. Local families, teachers, and merchants frequent the town, with several trips to Camas Logan and St. Anthony.
The Keystone property a 600 acre spread on Carmen creek with machinery hay cattle horses and livestock sold to John Peterson the Horse Prairie rancher for about 37500 on land and over 50000 overall. F W Johnson the former owner leaves health reasons and will stay nearby. Peterson plans to have a family member manage the ranch starting November 1. Also notes Mrs F B Dodds chosen as sole delegate to the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meeting in Detroit and other regional notes from Salmon City Dubois Dillon and Great Falls newspapers.
There will be a meeting of the stockholders held in the State Bank of Dillon directors' room at eight o'clock p m Saturday November 10 1917. Trustees will be elected and the proposition to sell the company real estate will be considered plus any other business properly coming before the meeting. A L Stone.
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