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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1911
Page
4
The notice states the newspaper published every Wednesday edited by B L Poindexter and entered as second class mail in Dillon Montana since September 20, 1902. It notes the paper will mail to subscribers until ordered discontinued and arrears are paid, with a subscription price of 2 per year in advance.
The Dillon Examiner promises advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and states that subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
A Bureau of Statistics report shows farmers supplied over a billion dollars of U S merchandise in the last fiscal year, more than half of exports. Cotton leads with 585 million. meat and dairy follow, then bread, tobacco, fruits, oil cake, cattle, cotton seed oil, vegetables, and hides.
Historical drought fears fade as August records unusually cool temperatures and frequent showers. Farmers debate the impact on haying while dryland crops with flax and oats may benefit from the persistent rainfall. Foresters note no large fires this season, and experts suggest climate change linked to soil tilling across regions.
Summary of deeds and titles in Dillon area including Guy J. Carter to Carter Live Stock Co. 160 acres east of Dillon. Orr to Cashmore lot in Poindexter Orr addition. R W Boone to T J Mulaney lot in Barnett’s addition. E M Martinell 18 lots in East Side. H G Davis 3 lots in East Side. William B Carter to George Edinger 80 acres. H J Fairbanks to Herbert Fairbanks son 3 lots in Frank Slader’s addition Lima. Herbert Fairbanks to R G Purves 3 lots in Frank Slader’s subdivision Lima. Robert M Gilbert to Joseph P Campeau undivided half of 40 acres on Rattlesnake Creek. L J Swanson to T C Witherspoon one sixth in Treasure Box and several mining claims in South Side Mining District. Claude H Phillips 160 acres. James A Melton 160 acres. Irwin H Hallis 160 inches water rights for Shineberger Creek.
Receipts this week show cattle 4766 hogs 48971 sheep 51568, with last week and last year figures for comparison. Demand for corn fed and grass beeves remains vigorous with prices reaching up to 7.15 for choice natives and 0.85 for best western Rangers. Cows and heifers are abundant but prices slipped 15 to 20 cents. butcher stock around 3.75 to 4.65. veal calves 25 to 50 cents off. bulls and stags 25 cents lower.
Readers urged to place orders before September 20 1911 as club prices rise for 1911 12. Pacific Monthly Delineator Everybody's Housekeeper McClure's Woman's Home Companion Hampton's and more listed with prices. Delivery limited to U S and possessions from The Pacific Monthly Portland Oregon.
The City Shoe Store offers 33 1 3 percent off on all Oxfords and Pumps for the family to clear space for fall goods. Deals include $4.00 to $6.00 tan Oxfords and Pumps as low as $1.85 to $3.50, plus 50 cent slippers and childrens footwear. Fourteen new rooms added to Beaverhead Block.
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