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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
3
A consumer advisory notes to read labels when buying baking powder and emphasizes checking for pure cream of tartar content and ingredients to avoid adulterated products.
Beaverhead county residents know Dr. W. E. Dodd of Butte for sixteen years of eye and nervous disease cures. He offers free consultation and exams and will open at the Metlen Hotel Wednesday at 9 a.m. continuing until Saturday, aiding schoolchildren with eye fittings before returning to Butte.
Twenty years ago in Dillon Martin Jackson from the Big Hole basin visited on a business errand. Ranchers Jones and Mallon were noted visitors and local women Adelaine Mallon and Mrs Bert Williams were in town. City Attorney Edwin Norris received a $1000 bond payment from Cowan and Talbot for the water works franchise. Norris praised for protecting taxpayers.
Community items from Dillon mention visits by Clay Patterson from Dell and Jack Porter from Bedrock, sales and services at local shops, and events such as a Catholic supper and Elk’s ball. Reports cover births, marriages, obituaries, property fires, and local travel to Virginia City and Wisdom with several named residents and businesses.
The Dillon Examiner lists pricing for notices in the local column with 20 cents per line for the first insertion and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business notices are 10 cents per line for the first insertion and 8 cents per line thereafter, with standing ads priced on application.
Fragmentary OCR shows directional train listings with numbers and times for North Bound East Bound and South Bound routes. Several garbled strings obscure exact times but indicate four directions with associated numbers and late night to early morning timings.
Mrs M J Lewis of Kellogg Idaho reports her husband disappeared with the family savings leaving four children destitute. She recalls Lima Montana as their former home and says he was seen in Dillon driving seven horses bought with her money and may be in Butte. Anaconda Standard notes no trace found.
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