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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1913
Page
4
The Dillon's Examiner, dated Wednesday August 20 1913, announces regular weekly publication and continued mailing until further notice. It notes a September 1902 filing, second class matter status, under Congress act, with a $2 annual prepaid subscription price.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
The state of Montana held a land sale with surprisingly few bidders and broad indifference from locals. Most parcels were strong, with prices likely to rise sharply. analysts compare value growth to North Dakota’s earlier boom while predicting Montana land will attract outside buyers this decade. The piece also promotes a local baseball game where Dillon hosts the Butte Independents, urging strong attendance to support the home team.
Senator Myers spoke on tariff policy for wool at the request of President Wilson. He presented a thorough, masterly argument advocating free wool and showed months of study behind his prepared remarks.
The Standard credits Senator Myers with a strong, clear speech tracing the U S wool industry from its beginnings to today. He argues a century of protection has kept the field viable and that the industry can stand without old supports, calling his address a major contribution to tariff discussion.
The Lewiston Fergus county paper celebrates three decades in business with twenty pages of content. Editors note progressiveness of Lewiston and Fergus county and extend wishes for continued prosperity.
Letter questions why Beaverhead lacks a proper county fair while Twin Bridges and Sheridan arrange major events in their towns. The writer urges matching regional effort and vitality to neighboring counties and communities.
Notice is published by the Department of the Interior Land Office Helena Montana August 9 1913. John Inabnit and Anna Inabnit of Fox Montana filed intent to make final proof to their Desert Land Entries Nos 03327 and 03328 with witnesses August Wenger Henry G Petersen George S Bennett and Christen Deutschmann. Proof to be made before F A Hazelbaker US Commissioner at Dillon Montana September 16 1913. Stephen Carpenter Register.
Notice is given that John J. Williams of Polaris Montana has filed notices of intention to make Final Proof to establish his desert land claim for EM NE and EM SE in Section 17 Township plus adjoining parcels. The hearing and proof details are recorded by the U S Land Office Helena Montana dated August 9 1913.
Oliver B Kurtz of Dillon Montana filed for five year proof to establish land claims under No 0497 and 04676 including NWSW Sec 33 SEM Sec 32 NEK SEM Sec 33 Township 7S Range 8W Montana Meridian before U S Commissioner A Hazelbaker at Dillon on Sept 18 1913 with witnesses David Hogge William Williamson Samuel Perry and Millard Holman all of Dillon.
Notice for Publication No. 03329 04340 consolidated shows Margaret Nelson Fred Nelson Wenger Henry Peterson George Bennett Christen Duetchmann will present final proof to establish claims to lands in sections 4 5 8 9 and with townships 78 7S 14 W and (M M) before U. S. Commissioner F. A. Hazelbaker at Dillon on September 17 1913.
State Land Office Helena Montana issues notice to James Bowling Dillon Montana that Fred Stratton filed July 30 1913 to contest cancelation of his home stead Serial No 05690 filed May 26 1911 for E% SEX See 11 NEw N % SE Section 14 Township 8 South Range 8 West Montana Meridian alleging abandonment no residence no improvements and not residing for six months. Contested entry may be canceled after twenty days following the fourth publication if no sworn answer or proof of service is filed.
Dr H F Best listed with an office over the old State Bank building at the corner of Banack and Montana streets. Residence phone 119 Red and office phone 64 Black are provided for contact.
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