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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1910
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner shows publication on Wednesdays with editor E L Poindexter. It notes entry as second class matter in Dillon Montana and lists a subscription price of 2 dollars per year with mail delivery until canceled and arrears paid.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscriptions and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
The Dillon News responds to the Dillon Tribune’s insults and prattle with a brief rebuttal. It acknowledges its youth and calls on the rival paper to focus on Dillon’s advantages rather than perceived shortcomings.
The Stockerowera Journal reports that Congress should devise a safe plan to separate lands within conservation areas that are not related to forestry or water power, releasing them for settlement while preserving core reserves. Senator Carter urged surveys by the agricultural department to identify and release unneeded forest reserve lands, warning against wholesale grabs. Normal Notes outline local school and university activities and personnel moves, including talks on Halley’s Comet and upcoming plays and events.
A list of patent deeds, warranty deeds, quit claim deeds and grant deeds transferring hundreds of acres in Beaverhead and Big Hole basins Montana. Transactions involve individuals James Abrams Josephine Abrams Joseph Crain George Hughes Luther Seybold and others with various acres and nominal payments. Water rights in West Stanley Creek and East Stanley Creek and mining locations in Black Tail district are noted.
Tom Egan, once a popular city ball player, died in Butte last week after a long illness. his remains were shipped to Spokane by his brother and interred there. Chas Rody, a prominent Centennial valley rancher and noted horse breeder in southern Montana, is in Dillon on business. A teachers examination is set for April 19 30 with reports due at 9 am April 29 at the Superintendent's office. Mrs Arthur Connelly hosted a breakfast last Saturday with Mesdamen Carter Lovell Stephenson Barnett Robison Smith Cox Egbert Stone Moore Tattersall and Miss Lena Lovell. afternoon readings followed. For legal documents and stenography services see Beckastead Real Estate and Investment Co. opposite the O S L depot.
Notice is given that the regular annual meeting of John W Morton Company stockholders will be held at the company's Dillon Montana office on Monday April 18 1910 at o o clock p m by order of the president B N Stevenson Secretary
Maxwell and Weenink Mesers Mosher Maurer chaperoned a Saturday picnic era. Miases Rob ecta and King organized the trip with each girl assigned a task. Supper was cooked and marshmallows toasted at the camp fire before returning. Party included Nutterville Stebbins Lily Reynolds Ker mode Wilson Templeton Noble Slocum Alderson Brainard Ren wick Bondergon.
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