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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1910
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner, a Dillon Montana weekly journal dated August 31 1910 lists B L Poindexter as editor and notes entry as a second class matter since September 20 1902. Subscription price is two dollars per year in advance and mail delivery continues until a formal discontinuation order and arrears settlement.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open to advertiser inspection.
At Dillon on August 13 1910 the Democratic County Central Committee ordered a convention to meet September 6 1910 at 3 p m in the Dillon Court House to select 14 delegates and 14 alternates to the State Convention at Livingston and to elect a new County Central Committee. The precinct apportionment totals 76 delegates and alternates with rules ensuring democratic residency and alternate voting in absence. M D GIST chairman W M OLIVER secretary.
A Salt Lake gathering of western governors highlights the western idea of conservation contrasting with Pinchot principles. Montana Governor Norris supports the western concept in spirit though absent, and officials express confidence voters will back the movement once its financing is understood.
The Great Falls Tribune argues the western conservation push is a political fight over ownership of timber, water power, and minerals. It warns federal control would shift sovereignty from states to 90 million Americans, favoring federal leases over local needs.
Transfers include patents to Armena Steward and James Pinkerton for 160 acres each in Big Hole basin and a 320 acre parcel to Addie Martinell near Dell. Various warranty deeds record transfers in Lima and nearby areas with modest sums. Water rights noted for James Phillips on Rattlesnake Creek and N J Tallent on Bear Gulch and Boulder Creek. decrees of distribution for Dillon estates and multiple mining locations in Dark Horse and Vipond districts.
Anaconda August 23 A Concord coach drawn by six horses pulled off Fishtrap creek bridge after a frightened horse caused the others to rear. Driver Walter Coulson escaped with minor injuries while passenger John Rehn suffered severe head and facial bruises. Rehn was transported to Murray's hospital in Butte where his condition was reported not serious.
For sale a house with two lots on Idaho Street No 216 and a second property on Dakota and Orr Street No 634. Inquiries may be directed to the seller for details and terms.
Inquire about household goods from Mrs Amos Elliott at 635 South Atlantic. Notices appear in the Examiner.
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