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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1906
Page
4
Published every Wednesday with post date September 20 1902 at Dillon Montana second class matter under the 1879 act. Subscription price is 2 dollars per year in advance and the paper will be mailed to subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid.
The Dillon Examiner proclaims the paper holds the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and invites advertisers to inspect subscription records and mailing lists. Wednesday, April 4, 1906.
The piece argues Dillon is a thriving western town with modern utilities, low taxes, and honest governance. It urges unity after an election, warns against land monopolies, advocates irrigation and farming modernization, and calls for a state fair exhibit to showcase the cow county’s potential. It ends with a sharp moral note about public responsibility.
Adel phus B. Keith passed away at his home in Butte last Saturday. For fifteen years he shaped leading state papers and influenced editorial work. He left The Butte Miner in July after four years, due to ill health, leaving a legacy of strong writing and community service.
A fragment from the Meagher County Republican offers countywide food guidance likely relevant to Beaverhead County. The text references local ranching and practical tips, though the source is partially garbled.
Livingston Enterprise reports Billings mayor responds to the Citizen's League on regulating morale with pointed remarks on parental responsibility. He notes that youths from 10 to 21 roam streets late, blaming indulgent citizens who expect teachers and police to raise children. He cites curfew enforcement and the abuse of officers by parents.
Federal Judge S H Bethea appoints Edwin C Day as receiver for the Cash Buyers' Union First National Co operative Society a massive mail order concern with 5 million in capital stock its stockholders include farmers and laborers nationwide Post office inspectors report 1 027 million in common stock sold Julius Kahn former SearsRoebuck executive is president admitted liabilities near 300 thousand merchandise on hand valued at about 150 thousand and the society has a 90 thousand open bank balance The business faced numerous complaints and was incorporated in New Jersey three years ago with extensive advertising totaling about 30000 in mailed catalogues Stock buyers were promised 10 percent annual dividends 10 percent discount on purchases and 5 percent commission on sales but only about 1 000 069 in stock proceeds were recorded
Maxwell argues that market doubling occurs when population doubles and prices rise with increased demand. He claims irrigation and small farms spark this growth, enabling merchants to expand sales or raise prices, linking urban growth to agricultural policy.
The Bitterroot Club held a farewell party for Mrs. Bert Orr who departs next week for the northern part of the state. Guests included club husbands, with pink and green decor and horse shoe portieres. Games, dancing, and refreshments followed a five-table high five, and souvenirs for the men included tiny brown leather suitcases filled with candies.
The society reports holdings at 300000 after year end including goods in transit and cash returns. Receipts for January and February total 260000. Many orders remain unfilled and employees unpaid. Building rent runs 350000 annually and 150 workers are employed. Chicago Tribune article.
Judge William H. Munt outlines the act and intent needed to claim a homestead. Occupation and good faith residence determine eligibility, with allowances for temporary absences due to illness unavoidable casualty or necessary business while intent remains to establish a home.
Insurance notice for farm buildings coverage offered by I. J. Price, Svea agent. Emphasizes protection of barns and outbuildings with tailored policies.
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