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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1901
Page
5
Advertiser seeks saddle horses in the 14 hands 1 inch to 14 hands 3 inches range. All colors acceptable except gray. Horses must be broken, mares or geldings, aged 5 to 9 years, with blocky build. Buyer will be in the vicinity for two weeks.
Local tidbits report Chas Mickus of Bannack in Motton seeking ice cream freezers. Dillon visitor KA Benjamin from Jackson. various mentions of gloves at Mr. Hatt and Mrs. HlarCat. county officials and bankers noted. references to wood heaters and church meetings. many fragmentary items about residents, visitors, and local commerce.
A rough mix of theater notes and city happenings. A Barrel of Money played to a fair audience at the opera house. H C Wagner of the Denver railroad group was in town. The Montana gold dredge boat began operations after repairs. A hunting trip near Grasshopper Creek is planned. Electric service improvements show progress. Several local business moves and community notices fill the remainder.
The county clerk and recorder ledger shows total taxes due of 84420.44 dollars. Funds are itemized across several accounts as part of the yearly levy.
In Conway section after saddle horoes he stays another week. Sunday saw a crowd at the stock yards as ponies were shown with women and children watching. A small black five year old rode a pony under a rough show and Slim, named for his shape, rode another pony amid a lively crowd.
The First National Bank reports telegraphic information this morning that county bonds have been pieced to its credit and will be promptly divided among other city processes. The message emphasizes confidence in the bank and suggests favorable reception of the public cash patronage.
Fragmentary OCR text shows names and phrases without coherent narrative. It mentions persons like Clarence, Wend, Ward, and references to a proceed or election context with scattered places and events, but lacks readable structure or clear action.
A historical county notice from Beaver County lists tax related actions with names such as Geo W. Borogeo and Dillon Mortara. Dated October 24 1901 the document mentions tax collection and potential sale procedures in Hearerhead county.
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