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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1899
Page
5
Local advertising rates listed for the Dillon Examiner include 30 cents per line for display and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business notices are 10 cents per line for the first eight lines and 8 cents per line thereafter. Standing ads priced on application with editorial and management inquiries directed to The Examiner.
Readable items show April 5 1806 timetable for Pass. north bound and freight southbound in Passer en. Notes mention local northbound service, visits by John F.E. Bishop and others, plus ads for Dillon Tribune stationery and goods from O.K. Paul Lima, J. W. Morton Guns and Ammunition, and various local notices.
O B Morse a well known grocery and furniture dealer in Dillon died suddenly after a ruptured blood vessel. He collapsed near his door after returning from the trolley car and died at home about an hour later. Born in Vermont, he moved to Dillon with a long career in business and left a wife and two daughters. The funeral will be held at the local church.
A garbled notice advertises a five day program presented by Warner and Arthus Pitces Dyarite featuring a clean wholesome musical show. It mentions a sale of the Postofia and lists a Capeadde venue with placeholders for dates and prices.
All parties with outstanding bills contracted for the celebrations are asked to file them before November with secretary of the executive committee Lorin T. Jones. Each bill must bear the approval of the contracting party or committee.
Last Monday morning at the railroad depot a finder report a missing person named Fer Colter. Miss May Poindexter offers a reward for return and asks finder to leave the item at Dillon Creek Grocery for collection.
The note mentions a naval services event and a Sunday church program in Miami. It appears to reference a church school gathering in the morning and an evening preaching service. Details are fragmentary and dates unclear.
The Beaverhead County board invites sealed bids for county bonds. Bids must be addressed to the Clerk and marked Bid for County Bonds. The board may reject any or all bids and allocate Bonds to bidders best serving the county’s interests. Payment terms and penalties described in the bid documents.
Beav erhead County Montana announces that taxes for Beaverhead County will become delinquent after November 6 at 6 00 p m If paid before that time a ten percent penalty is added to the tax due Payment can be made between 8 00 a m and 3 00 p m at the county treasurer s office GEO FRENCH County Treasurer Beaverhead County Montana
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