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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner issues rate cards for notices and advertisements including 20 cents per line for first insertions and 15 cents per line for subsequent insertions. Business locals and events with admission fees are charged at scaled per line rates, with contact details for editorial and business offices. Oregon Short Line train schedule and times are also listed in the snippet.
J J Cusick left for Butte Monday evening. Miss Lizzie Jones visiting in Butte this week. Beach and Bowete theater outing this evening. Silas C. Dishue from Fox transacted county business last week. Scott of Red Rock hotel Nan guest in city on Labor Day. Various locals attend Labor Day events and meetings. Real estate lending ads and printers offering services. Council meeting date announced. Rev Love party returns to Helena. Hughes and McCaleb advertise varnish and enamel services. Annie L Harwood teaching in Butte for county institute. Elizabeth Hawley teaches at county high school. Milwaukee vacation noted. Manning and merchants frequent Dillon area. directory notices and social visits.
The opening of Selway Park on Labor Day drew over 1000 railroad passengers and an estimated 2000 people enjoying the grounds. Visitors found ample refreshment stands, benches, and dancing in the pavilion with Dillon’s orchestra. a baseball game and other entertainments kept crowds engaged while officials promised improvements for future large gatherings.
State Normal opens its tenth year with a new teacher chosen for the coming year. The principal highlights the smooth start and anticipated strong attendance. Officials expect improved classwork and increased student achievement across subjects as the year progresses. The staff will focus on comprehensive programs and collaborative efforts to support the students’ growth and the school’s reputation.
The report notes that ongoing state initiatives are already starting to show tangible results as agencies push reforms and communities respond with measurable improvements.
The Examiner office reports a large stock of campaign cards in various styles. Candidates may obtain neatly printed cards bearing their name and the office sought to distribute to voters.
Next Sunday morning Rev MW Long Kien will preach on Ministerial Nediet and the evening message will be The end of the world. A prayer meeting led by The Good Samaritan group is planned for Wednesday evening. A Sunday evening topic is Temple duty Luke 17 10. Tomorrow after noon a business meeting will be held at the home of Mrs LP Jones.
The Democratic primaries were held across the county last Saturday with strong voter interest. A long list of delegates from precincts and families is published, naming participants including Dan Leiphlin and several others, with notes on voting and publication.
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