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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1902
Page
4
Small town notice outlines weekly advertisement rates per line for flat insertions and standing ads with tiered pricing. Editorial and business inquiries directed to the church festival and entertainment notices. Oregon Short Line schedule shows a southbound departure at 2 03 p.m. and a westbound at 7 Tip.
The article lists a week of local happenings in Dillon including railroad notes, appointments, visits, and travel plans. It mentions Dillon as a hub with Central rail road commerce, shipments from Centennial valley, and tickets for Oregon Short Line travel. It records visits by J Jenson, S Johnson, John Nelson, Neil Sharkey, Edgar Ferris, and others, plus local auctions, dredge boats, cattle and sheep movements, and preparations for upcoming events and road trips.
A contract shows Mak Catsca sold an undivided one half interest in placer claims along Ruby Creek and Php Llole basin totaling about 40 acres. The deal involves a water right and references settlers Wenger Chas S Chosby and Max Carson. Mr Wenper provides commentary on value and the deal’s implications for the claim's ownership.
A group led by John S Barett and Jake Roberts deeded a one third interest in the Monument Extension and adjacent properties to the company Flor The Roberts family Serena and George Metlen also conveyed parcels including the Green Ta in the Wellcome fort. Metlen will depart soon to begin surveying for the company.
Two good tracts totaling 688 acres offer 20 tons of hay for sale at 5.50 per ton. Horses may be pastured for at least three months at 1.00 per month, over 20 head at 0.75 each. Includes a promising site for sheep.
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