Dillon Examiner details and publishing info
The Dillon Examiner notes its weekly publication on Wednesdays with editor E L Poindexter. It lists mailing details from Dillon Montana, a 1902 entry date, and a 1909 subscription price of $2 per year in advance with ongoing mail service until ordered otherwise.
Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Paid Circulation in Beaverhead County
The Dillon Examiner assures advertisers of its status as the paper with the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. It invites inspection of its subscription records and mailing lists by advertisers.
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Dillon’ Examiner
Beaverhead County
Farmers and Merchants Urged to Form Society of Equity
The piece urges Montana farmers and local merchants to join a national Society of Equity to balance prices by cooperatively fixing farm product prices. It argues that producers must unite to counter buyers and middlemen and warns against consumer harm and market manipulation. The article cites grain, coal, beef, and mail-order dynamics as context.
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Montana
Helena
Beef Trust
Society of Equity
Mrs G T Paul and daughter visit French ranch
Mrs G T Paul and her daughter are spending a week at the French ranch located south of the city, enjoying a brief rural retreat away from town duties.
Man Murdered at Armstead in Contract Killings
Doyle was shot three times at Armstead and died about two hours later. Nevin fled on a fractious horse after receiving $15 from a woman, with his sweetheart jailed in Dillon. The Merry Widow bar was closed after liquor violations, and a coroner's inquest yielded limited facts while authorities pursue Nevin.
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Leta
Doyle
Nevin
Hia
Red Light
Pittsburg & Gilmore
W. E. Miller
Armatead
San Francisco
Joe Nevin
Butte
Dillon
The
Merry Widow
Hirschman
Sheriff's Office
Dillon Falls in Extra Innings at Butte
Dillon drops an extra inning 4 to 3 loss to Butte as 1 001 crowd of 1 001 watches. Dil lon fans travel on a special train with Manager Sammy to back the ball club. Rodman Kinville Elsey Schafer batters highlight the game.
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Dillon
Lane
Sammy
Butte
Jose
Twin Bridges
Rodman
Schafer
Ripley
L. Kane
Barry
Hoon
Kinville
Elsey
Baxter
Patterson
Wilson
Ryan
Edwards
Time of Fame
Skelly
Hunting and fishing banned on ranch south of Dillon
A local notice states hunting and fishing are positively prohibited on the ranch south of Dillon. The document references H. Tit. Poindexter as the specifying authority and marks the enforcement for the area.
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Dillon
Notice of Examination for Teachers and Pupils
Examination for teachers and pupils with completed eighth grade will be held Friday and Saturday August 26 and 27. All wishing to report at the court house at 9 o clock. Alice Herr, County Superintendent.
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Alice Herr
Newsy Notes From Lima Details Local Visits and Cars
Lima notes a Dillon business visitor Lee W. Lewin and Mrs. Frank Nelson with daughter Mica Francie visiting Lima. A. Phillips from the B of L F and K makes an official Lima visit. Miss Helen McCarthy, former Lima schoolteacher, visits at the Beat home. Lima Mercantile buys an automobile from International Harvester for staff use. Mrs. John Gorman of Pocatello visits Lima, Geo. Gleed returns with a Studebaker for T. D. Ormstead, and Dr. Ford overhauls the Lima hall used by secret societies. Geo. Murray and companions travel through Lima with a Buick on their Alaska basin fishing trip referenced to Mr. Murray and A. Beardsley.
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Geo. Murray
M. K. Barry
Fred Critz
Dillon
Lima
Mr. Murray
Alaska Basin
Beardsley
Attempt to Dynamite Home in Austrian Colony
In Dillon last Thursday a dynamite blast near the Staudaher home almost killed George Staudaher and his wife when a wood piece hidden with cap and detonator was found. Sheriff took the dynamite to arrest Emil Krulac and two Austrians. A Monday hearing resulted in their discharge for lack of evidence.
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Dillon
George Staudaher
Mr. Staudaher
Sheriff’s Office
Emil Krulac
Lost Dark Red Durham Cow Recovered by Owner
A two year old Durham cow branded LG is missing and believed lost. Contact Mrs. W. J. Leonard in Argenta to reclaim the animal.
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Durham
W. J. Leonard
Argenta
Mont
Millenes Opening At Mrs Jeffers Ends August Third
Millenes announces opening at Mrs Jeffers on August 31 for three days. The event features the latest French patterns and an eastern trimmer available during the dates.
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Armstead
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Leste
A. BE
A.B. R
P.O
Aukrain
I Baxter
Sane
Eteene
Gavin
Enone
Wen Ena
A.B. R. HL
P.O. A. E. L. Kane
Merkle
Peana
Eklsey
Fk Edwards
Davis
Oseen
Kane
H. Tit. Poindexter
Lee W. Lewin
Frank Nelson
Mica Francie
Dell
A. Phillips
B. of L. F
Helen McCarthy
Mra. J. W. Beat
Lima Mercantile Company
Inter National Harvester Company
Mra. John Gorman
Pocatello
R. Gallagher
City
Geo. Gleed
Studabaker
T. D. Ormstead
Mr. Gleed
Paris
Seis
Dillon People
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
A. C. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
Millenes Y
Ada Merritt
Salmon Cuy
Bannack St
Masonic Temple
Idaho
Chay. E Bennett
Minneapolis
A. J. Wedum Lumber Co
Dillon and Armstead
Grocers
Salmon, Idaho
Redrogk
W. B. Horn
Me’r
Gare
Whitney
Kinderwagon
Ture
Dillon Furniture CO
G. T. Paul
Butchers
Masonic
Temple