Dillon Examiner notices and mail subscription policy
The Dillon Examiner announces it is mailed regularly to subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrearages are paid. The issue is dated Wednesday April 26 1916 and notes its registration details from September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana.
State summer schools compare offerings at three state institutions
Chancellor Edward C. Elliott prepared folders showing advantages of each state university unit. The materials, sent widely, display buildings grounds and campuses to prevent discrimination in recruiting teachers and students for the summer sessions at Missoula Montana State University Bozeman Agricultural College and Miles Normal College in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward C. Elliott
State University
Missoula
State Agricultural College
Bozetan
Normal College
iDlIlon
Will Dillon Hold Annual Cleanup Week
A Montana statewide cleanup drive prompts towns to organize a cleanup week. Dillon, though clean, faces winter rubbish buildup in alleys and cans. Residents, including schoolchildren, are urged to participate to prevent flies and keep Dillon up to date with other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Dillon
Spelling Contest Opens for Beaverhead County Children
Pearl I. Smith offers 25 in gold for the top four spellers in Beaverhead county. The event is Friday afternoon June 2 in the public school auditorium. All eligible children from any school may enter, with four class divisions based on grades one to eight. Prizes range from 10 to 2.50 dollars based on performance. The contest emphasizes participation over school representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl I. Smith
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
Wanted and For Sale column and tailoring ad
If you have lost or found something or wish to buy or sell, try The Examiner Want Column. Jack Noonan offers cleaning pressing and repairing of ladies and gentlemen's clothing, suits made to order, and is an agent for International and Best Tailoring. Corner Washington and Bannack streets. Phone black 8. SMR aN agee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
Jack Noonan
Washington and
Bannack Streets
SMR
Pastime theatre offers major lineup this week
The Pastime theatre presents a star packed week headlined by The Rack with Alice Brady. Western Between Men with Wm. S. Hart follows, The Worst of Friends with Weber and Fields, and The Cheat with Fanny Ward. Saturday features William Faversham in The Right of Way and a matinee. Sunday brings Let Katie Do It with Jane Grey and Tully Marshall. The Black Fear and Over Night receive Metro and Vivian Martin showings. Battle Cry of Peace debuts Friday May 12 with multiple showings. Mail orders for reserved seats are now being accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Brady
Wm. S. Hart
Weber
Fields
Paramount
Dillon
William Faversham
Gilbert Parker
Faversham
Jane Grey
Tully Marshall
Katie
Metro
Vivian Martin
More Wool Is Contracted in Beaverhead County
The county’s wool clip sees five new contracts, totaling 125000 pounds, expanding Hallo well, Jones & Donald’s lead. Prices of 30 to 31 cents push Beaverhead county to the top in the western market, with expectations of an eastern rush as shearing nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Hallowell, Jones & Donald
Boston
R. W. Boone
Elza Smith
Carl Innes
Schuler & Remey
Hallowell, Jones & Donald Company
Commission men visit Dillon for cattle region tour
Commission men express desire to tour Montana districts including the Big Hole basin Centennial valley and Horse Prairie to study and select stock from the state’s finest cattle sources. They hope to see more of the stock county next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole Basin
Centennial Valley
Horse Prairie
Omaha delegation listed after stockmen luncheon visit
Following the luncheon many stockmen toured ranches while others were guests of local stockmen. The Omaha delegation included E Buckingham and Mrs Buckingham, E W Cahow, F L Crone, A H Dudley, Oscar Daugherty, F J Enerson, W H Haime, R F Macey, Geo N Neff, H J Oswald, B F Roth, W R Schellberg, A D Smith, C A Smith, Claude Talbot, Fred Thomas, and A F Stryker, with titles from bank officers to cattle salesmen and inspectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
E. Buckingham
Union Stock Yards Co
Buckingham
E. W. Cahow
The
Great Western Commission Co
F. L. Crone
Rosenbaum Bros. & Co
A. H. Dudley
Allen Dudley & Co
Oscar Daugherty
Montana
F. J. Enerson
Stock Yards National Bank
W. H. Haime
Wood Bros
R. F. Macey
Farris-Macey Co
Geo. N. Neff
Journal-Stockman Publishing Co
H. J. Oswald
A. F. Stryker
South Omaha Livestock Exchange
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Slith East St
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Henry F. Crittenden
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George BH. Jewell
George Opp
Fair Grounds
W. E. Ambrose
Riverside Dairy
Carl Bond
O. M. Best
Idaho Street
Hazelbaker & Badcon
Hiram Miller
Miller
Helena Montana
Spencer Bros
Jackson
Elatimates
Ed Ryan
Thompson Ave
H. W. Sacher
Office Kupfer Drug Store
P. O. Box
Biery
Dakota St
Mary D. Craver
Armstead
Kentucky Avenue
Kunzman
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J. W. West
OGDEN
G. E. Jewell
Studabaker
Nina M. Nash
Stella Henderson
L. R. Free
Elizabeth Hinshaw
Wn. S. Hart
Weber & Fields
William Favesham
Sir Gilbert Parker
Big Triangle
Triangle Service
Tully Marshal
Katy
Hector Turnball
P Foy
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