Dillon Examiner records and publication details
The Dillon Examiner notes its weekly publication schedule for Wednesday editions dated April 12 1911 with editor E L Poindexter and official entry as Dillon Montana second class matter. Subscriptions are $2 per year in advance and mailings continue until a discontinuation order is received and arrears settled.
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Dillon
Montana
The Easter Promise Transforms Ancient Spring into Immortal Day
The essay extols Easter as a defining event beyond mere spring, detailing humanity’s shift from polytheistic ritual to faith in the risen Christ. It contrasts storms and graves with a radiant tomb and the proclamation He is not here He has risen, marking a new wisdom and meaning beyond mortal life.
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Goodwin
Europe
Western
Asia
Deed Transfers in Grizzley Hill Mining District
Bargain and sale deed records transfer1 6 interest in Sunset Continental and Skylark lodes from Neil O Donnell to Jeremiah Buckley and John Cabry for 1750 dollars. Patent granted to Bernice Wilson daughter of Thomas Wilson for 160 acres in Blacktail Deer Creek Valley.
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Neil O'Donnell
Jeremiah Buckley
John Cabry
Grizzley Hill
Bernice Wilson
Thomas Wilson
Blacktail Deer Creek
Local Officials and Social Events in Missoula and Dillon
County Commissioner H C Patterson attended a Roosevelt reception in Missoula yesterday. Prominent Centennial valley resident Mr Shambow is in Dillon today. A marriage license was issued to George Stimpson and Mrs Goldie Selway, with the wedding to be held this evening. The opera house features two April 17th shows, a new western comedy and The Sweetest Girl in Dixie, priced 25c 50c and 1.00.
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H. C. Patterson
Missoula
Roosevelt
Mr. Shambow
Centennial Valley
Dillon
F.A. Hazelbaker
George Stimpson
Goldie Selway
Opera House
Dixie
6000 Acres State Land Near Burley Idaho Auction Details
Six thousand acres of state land near Burley Idaho to be sold at public auctions on April 21 under the Minidoka Government project. Land at twenty five dollars per acre or less requires ten percent down and the balance in eighteen annual installments. Land above twenty five dollars per acre requires twenty percent down and the balance in sixteen annual installments. Reduced rates via Oregon Short Line with tickets on sale from Utah and Idaho points on specified dates. See agents for rates and details.
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Burley
Idaho
Minidoka
Oregon
Special session bids for Beaverhead road project
The Beaverhead county board will meet in special session on April 29 1911 to receive bids for fencing bridging grading and completing a change in the Blacktail Road from the Reynolds ranch gate to Wilson Lane. Bids must be sealed filed by 10 a m with a 10 percent certified check. The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Dated Dillon Montana April 10 1911.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Reynolds Ranch
Wilson Lane
Dillon
Baker
City Officials Urge Compliance With Debris Burning Ban
Notice referencing Ordinance 80 Section 6 prohibits burning debris in streets and alleys. Officials MARTIN INNES E T BROCK JOS HAINDS urge all residents to comply. Street and Alley Committee.
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Martin Innes
E. T. Brock
Jos. Hainds
Bulls For Sale at 29-16 J. C. Harrison
Short horn bulls for sale eight head two years old full blood from J C Harrison runs on page notice listing.
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J. C. Harrison
Seed Potatoes Garload Thursday Early Ohios
Seed potatoes to be loaded Thursday with shipments of early Ohios from Bond and Bond. Farmer buyers urged to inspect stock and arrange transport promptly.
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Bond & Bond
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Examiner
E. L. Poindexter
Smith
Westinghouse
A. Jardine Rife
Miss Grace Burcoyne
Bulls
Dillon People
The
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
A. G. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
Bannage Street
Paul Brown
Timothy
Alsyke
Mont. Mercantile Co
Leaverhead Brewing Co
Black Dillon, Montana
H. Shoenborn