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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1909
Page
5
Dillon glassed with visitors from Jackson and Butte while residents return from trips to California Oregon and Idaho. Ainslie and Pettit families host guests, schools reopen, and several divorce cases and a robbery charge surface as county commissioners meet and lessons resume.
The Scenic Theatre presents the Miesea Jennie and Mable French with butterfly dance acrobatics and singing by Miss Jennie French. They perform spectacular stunts on a trapeze and promise new acts tomorrow night and matinees Saturday. Also noted are Miss French's singing with illustrated songs and a possible change of program. Herert Maddox plans to reside in Dillon. A damage suit by Maud Jeffers against R M Hodgene over a buggy accident is filed.
Notice prohibits hunting on the Lovell ranches with a warning that violators will be prosecuted. Identified as from John Lovell.
All outstanding bills of the Union Electric Company must be paid by the 10th of the month or service will be discontinued. Union Elec Co.
Notice states an apprentice girl in school to pay board and room by general house work. All claims of Dillon Lumber Company assigned to A. A. Elliott. Debtors urged to call and settle with Mr. Elliott. Examiner subscription info listed.
Regular five day tour through Yellowstone Park departs Dillon on September 10. Fare 44.85 dollars.
The Murray Hotel in Wisdom Montana offered for sale. Owner cites real estate workload as reason for selling and promises 50 percent yearly return on investment with reasonable terms. Contact T. J. Murray Wisdom Montana.
The copartnership Best and Standakher doing business in Beaverhead and Madison counties is dissolved by mutual consent. Debts should be paid to O. M. Beat in Dillon Montana. Creditors and claimants urged to present claims to O. M. Beat by August 28 1909.
Daily one way tickets via Portland offered with frequent dates for other routes. See O. S. L. agents for further details.
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