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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1909
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner details its publication schedule, editor E L Poindexter, and history of entry as second class matter since 1902. It lists the 1909 Wednesday issue date April 14, price of subscription at $2 per year in advance, and mailing terms with notice of continued mailings until a discontinue order is received and arrears paid.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers inspection of subscription records and mailing lists.
The Billings Gazette argues a state publicity bureau and allied groups will promote Montana to investors and home seekers. It notes past success of Oregon and Washington and predicts results far beyond earlier efforts, urging broad support for the publicity push and the state’s potential.
The text notes coordinated publicity work by state agents, the dry farming congress, and individual chambers of commerce to promote agricultural initiatives and related programs.
Misses Bertha Shot and Nona McKee left Tuesday not expected to return this semester. Rev. Dodds spoke in General Assembly Tuesday afternoon on Gather the Fragments. Miss Carson hosted Sunday School class at the dormitory. Prof. Monroe attended the Ferguig county teachers institute in Lewistown, Montana. Misses Bessie Storey Anna Hapan and Berna Schroeder spent a week at the Keri ranch south of Dillon and returned Tuesday. Prof. Clark attends an institute in Walla Walla Washington and plans to visit Oregon and Washington Normal Schools returning Thursday. Mae Busch received a box from home and Friday hosted a spread for several girls. Those enjoying it were Edna Ketchum Gertie Thompson Elizabeth Hogeland and Marguerite Noeth. A Monday evening contribution spread was held in Francia Stebbins room with several girls bringing boxes from home. Attendees included Josephine Lilly Margaret Harrington Jucie Edith Nutterville Edwina Yeaman Elizabeth Hogeland and Frances Stebbins. Many students spent vacation at home or with friends returning for school on Tuesday. Attendees included Misses More Mahoney Templeton Lyden O Donnel Rossiter Schmidt Powers Moran Pendergast Wall McMenemy Sullivan Reynolds Meet Alspaugh Commeau Breen Duncan Killinghouse Harrington Louise Edith Nutterville Brainard Neihart Louis Johnson and Gertrude Slocum.
The town listings outline Sunday services for St James Episcopal Presbyterian Methodist and Baptist churches with sermon times Sunday schools and evening prayers. Additional notes include Holy Communion first and third Sundays and midweek prayer meetings with various parish activities listed.
Chagas Hill and C G Gilster transacted business in Dillon today representing Bedrock and Armatead merchants in a routine trading visit.
The seller thanks patrons after selling their lumber and building material stock and invites customers to visit A. J. Wedgein Lumber Co as successor for any lumber needs.
The Dillon Steam Laundry advertises as agents for The General Compressed Air and Vacuum House Cleaning Machinery. It claims to be part of the largest world manufacturer, announcing an arrival around April 1st and offering phone orders at 43x.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Bonniview Reservoir Co. will be held at the office of the company in Dillon Montana on the 29th day of April 1909 to consider the sale of certain water rights belonging to said company and such other business as may come before said meeting. Sekt JAS. KIRKPATRICK, President.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduces white counterpanes or bed spreads on its Southwest Limited sleepers between Chicago and Kansas City replacing heavy woolen blankets. Blankets will be kept in reserve for cooler nights. The change aims to improve comfort for sleepers and attract travelers who prefer an inviting bed.
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