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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
3
Fragmentary line likely from a Dillon Examiner advertisement segment. The readable text is insufficient to identify people places events or actions with confidence.
An item describes admission fees for church festivals and dances as charged per line, with additional rates for fancy article sales and substitutes for punchbowl poetry quoted at 5 cents a line. It outlines modest charges and payment expectations for various events and offerings.
Fragmentary OCR shows multiple numbered north and south bound entries with times like 2250 am and 2205 pm plus 4 38 am. The readable items include train numbers 7 9 8 10 and vague station times.
A stream of visitors and locals in Dillon last week includes J. M. Neidt from Fox Ralph Redcliff from Bannack and Henry Olsen from Fox. The concrete sidewalk on Railroad Avenue is finished. Business talks and social events span the area with many names and towns noted.
Notice of annual meeting for Departure Mining Company Dillon Montana Beaverhead County to elect seven directors and transact business. Meeting held at Dillon National Bank Building Room No 1 Dillon on Tuesday October 6 1908 at 2 30 oclock p m. Secretary D M Best officiates.
Many long suffering from severe headaches find immediate relief through properly adjusted glasses. Eye strain is identified as the cause and the remedy is to remove it. Our service promises lasting relief with guaranteed satisfaction.
A business ad highlights a checking account system where the second hand of a watch triggers check issuance and transfer to cancel an obligation. It promotes starting a checking account with the institution and claims advantages for both large and small accounts.
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