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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1911
Page
4
The notice identifies PublishED Every Wednesday edited by B. L. Poindexter, with Dillon Montana postal registration details dated September 20, 1912. It lists the editor’s name, city, and that the paper is entered as second class matter under a 1879 act, plus a $2 yearly advance subscription price and mail policy.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the county's largest bona fide paid circulation with open subscription records and mailing lists for advertiser inspection.
The piece traces the U S sheep industry from early wool focus to mutton production, noting western ranges, cross breeding, refrigeration, and market centers driving expansion while flock numbers decline due to drought and farm settlement. It forecasts a revolution toward western dispersed flocks, closer markets, and greater breeding emphasis to meet rising mutton demand.
From the title books of Pearl J. Smith, transfers completed for the week ending April 17 are recorded. The notices list properties, grantors, and grantees with corresponding dates and dos.
Warranty deeds cover various 160 acre and other parcels near Barretts Dillon and Big Hole basin with nominal considerations. Transfers include John W. Morton to Royal S. Dingley and Royal S. Dingley to Wayne A. Meeds, Big Hole Ranch Co. to Charles E. Miller, and multiple water rights and patents including properties near Jackson Lima and polys.
Teachers examinations will be held Friday and Saturday in Dillon Montana on April 29 and 28 29. Margaret Ross County Superintendent.
Classified item lists a combined book case and folding feature offered for sale by Mr. Egbert. Product appears in a short, fragmented line with partial description and price data likely missing. May indicate a local sale notice in a historical newspaper page segment.
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