Dillon Examiner masthead notes 1919 publication
The Dillon Examiner details filing and contact notes dated April 2 1919. It states the paper is printed in Dillon Montana and entered as second class matter on September 20 1902. Editorial and business correspondence addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
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Dillon
Montana
Congress
Child Sets Fire To Ranch Home Near Wisdom
A young child on a ranch 10 miles from Wisdom started a fire by lighting matches upstairs. Mrs. Arbor and a one year old child were in the home. the blaze destroyed the house and most contents, with an estimated $3,000 loss and no insurance. An employee helped save a piano and clothing. Sam Ditty returns to Dillon after illness.
Sheepmen Nullify Wage Agreement and Pay as They Please
In a Montana local report Senator E O Selway recalls the Madison Forest Sheepmen Association ruling that sheepherder wages be set at 75 dollars per month starting March but some members failed to honor it so the association released all sheepmen to pay whatever they choose. Deeds show parcels traded including 40 acres near Ten Mile roadhouse and several small lots in Dillon with prices of ten dollars and one dollar in transfers between local residents and businesses.
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E. O. Selway
Beaverhead
Madison
Madison Forest Sheepmens’ Association
Madison Forest Sheeprowers’ Association
Real Estate Transfers in Southern Montana Abstract List
U S transfers list 400 acres to Nora H Hayes 160 to James M Severns 162 to Leon H Wyman 160 to Maggie Halligan 103 to Pat Rutledge parcels located Upper Grasshopper Centennial valley Snowline Blacktail Deer Creek.
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Southern Montana Abstract & Title Co
Dillon
Montana
United States
Nora H. Hayes
James M. Severns
Centennial Valley
Leon H. Wyman
Snowline
Maggie Halligan
Pat Rutledge
Blacktail Deer Creek
Ford replies to rumors on new car and 3,000 daily capacity
Ford Motor Company assurance to dealers that a new car may be designed but not yet timed, reaffirming continued production of the Model T. Edsel Ford notes capacity aims of 3,000 cars per day and steps to expand abroad including Europe and Russia to curb rumors and boost immediate sales.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Russia
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Fred Randolph
Ten Mile Roadhouse
W. A. Lima
D. A
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Apex
James M. Burt
Katherine Poole
Lima
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Luella Hobson
West Park
Dillion
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Findlay M. Roe
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W. E. Stephenson
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Dillon, Montana
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George Ditty
J. P. Campeau
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Monida
J. P. Campent
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Angola
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Beaverhead Motors Company
O. W. Smith
Dillon, Brand
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Joseph Gelhaus
S. Washington Street
Chevrolet
Western Motor
Comoran & Yeager
Dillon, Mont
North Pacific
Wedum
GC. T. Magnus
Glendale
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Beaverhead Valley
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Sullivan’s Barn
Grant
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William A Lovell
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