Dillon Examiner structure and masthead in 1909 issue
The Dillon Examiner, dated Wednesday April 28 1909, announces publication by E L Poindexter editor. It notes it was entered in 1902 as second class matter in Dillon Montana under the 1879 act and lists a $2 annual subscription in advance.
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Dillon
Montana
Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Paid Circulation in County
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open to advertiser inspection.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
State Fair to Advertise Montana Wealth and Progress
Secretary Martin highlights Montana production across fruits grains livestock and minerals through the State Fair as a statewide advertising tool. He notes county exhibits like Flathead Carbon Fergus Broadwater and others inspire innovation, with experts urging more farmers to send in diverse grain and grass exhibits for Omaha next December.
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Montana
Martin
State Bureau of Agriculture and Labor
Commonwealth
Flathead County
Carbon County
Fregus County
Broadwater
Helena
A. Campbell
Department of Publicity
Campbell Gaya
Missouri
Sixtieth Congress
Omaha
Montana farmers honored with special exhibit at national corn show
Montana, famed for oats wheat and barley, receives a special exhibit classification at the National Corn Exposition in Omaha next December. Exposition directors offer prizes to Montana farmers under the new category.
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Montana
United States
Omaha
Thie
Atate
Real estate transfers dominate week to April 26
Title books list warranty deeds from David F. Wanmipler to First Presbyterian church and James KE Phillips to Phillips Live Stock Co with large acreages near Dillon. Other transfers include Mauldin to R W Boone parcels in Mauldin addition, Nancy Mauldin to Boone, and multiple right of way deeds across Horse Prairie valley. Also noted are mineral and mining deeds and patents across Beaverhead, Silver Reef, and Mary lode districts with several tracts and lodes listed for transfer or patent.
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David F. Wanmipler
First Presbyterian Church
Wisdom
James KE
Phillips
Phillips Live Stock Co
Dillon
James Mauldin
R. W. Boone
Mauldin Addition
Nancy A. Mauldin
Manid
Catherine Jaggers
Mre
Jessie Pinement
James Manafield
Annie Desmond
James O'Donnell
Darius Chaput
Karen Anderson
Edgar W. Ferrie
Charles A. Burden
John W. Smith
Bertha Ballinger
John R. Porter
Alvin Dewitt
W. A. McCutcheon
Horse Prairie Valley
Scott & Decker
Scott& Decker
W. A.mccutcheon
Armstead
Albert Zeinis
Stanley M.starr
Polaris
Marshall C. Harrison
S. S. Patterson
Jackson
James Deeley
Michael McTernan
Mollie Gibson
Spring Creek
Quaie Creek
Rainbow Lode
South Star Lode
Anaconda Lode
Boston Lode
Green Mountain Lode
Armatead
Bell Lode
Garfield Canyon
Walter J. Crowell
Watson Placer
Andrew H. Hudapeth
Beaverhead
Thos. J. Mulaney
Robt. Hughes
Medicine Lodge Valley
Lyman B
Duckworth
Meadow Creek
Sheep Creek
P. M. Sweetley
Silver Reef
Honolulu Lode
Mary Lode
Bluebird Lode
Kate Creek
College Notes Highlight Student Movements and Events
Mary McLeod of Wolf Point enrolls Friday. Mabel Malee spends weekend at Anaconda home. Hettie Maybee of Great Falls registers for year. Katherine O Donnel travels to Butte due to her father's illness. Juniors invite a May party in the dormitory. Carson addresses on college bred standards. A picnic to Argenta cave with snow and a lively group including Ketchum Hogeland Wade Clapp Mosher.
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Katherine O'Donnel
Butte
Argents Cave
Dua Ketchum
Hegsie Hogeland
Mayme Wade
Messrs
Vogel
Clapp and
Mosher
All Boosting Publicity in Montana Growth of Publicity Movement
A traveling man reports Montana residents increasingly embracing the publicity movement boosted by Governor Norris. He notes widespread efforts to provide local information to state papers, inviting newcomers and locals alike to claim opportunities and develop the most productive lands near streams and rivers.
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Montana
Iliake
Norris
Chicago wool warehouse nears final capacity
The western flockmasters cooperative wool warehouse in Chicago will reach an initial storage capacity of 15,000,000 pounds with room to add three more units to 60,000,000 pounds. The five story fire proof structure has steel work in place and walls rising, using reinforced concrete with no wood in construction.
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Great
Chicago
For Sale Railroad Hotel and Lunch Counters
Fordale sale notice offers an old railroad division town hotel and lunch counters with protection meal tickets. The stand is described as an $800 investment and is available at Box 114 Lima Montana.
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R. R
Lima
Mont
Sleeping car comfort improved on Southwest Limited trains
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces a new sleeping car feature on its Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City. White bed spreads replace heavy woolen blankets in hot weather, with blankets kept in reserve for cooler nights. The change aims to enhance passenger comfort and appeal to travelers who value an inviting bed.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St.Paul Railway Company
Chicago
Kansas City
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Alfred Atkisson
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Chance For
Smith
the Examiner
Normal College Notes
Mary McLeod
Wolf Point
Valley County
Mabel Malee Apent
Anaconda
Hettie E. Maybee
Great Falle
Parlara
Tention
B .F. White
J. H. Gilbert
Union Electric Co
Fordale
Chicago, Miwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Paul Brown
Grocers
Dillon, Montana
Hill & Gilster Mercantile Co
Redrock, Montana
Whitney
Ture
Dillon Furniture
Butchers