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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner published on Wednesdays under E L Poindexter editor, first issued September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana. The paper prints weekly issues with official entry as second class matter under the 1879 act.
The piece argues for buying holiday gifts now to dodge the frantic late December rush. Stores are quieter, clerks give better service, and purchases made in December ease stress for customers and shop staff alike. The notice cites benefits to shoppers and retailers from early gift buying.
Montana mourns Dr. EK D Leavitt pioneer physician and Bannack resident who once served in the legislature. His death touches Butte and Dillon communities as friends recall a life of service and noble character.
Warranty deed transfers include Jane Patterson to Fred Jansen for 182 acres near Dillon at $10. Christian S. Schroeder to Oscar B. Canfield for 480 acres in Big Hole basin at $13,000. Decker to W A Monde for two lots in Armetead at $115. Deckers conveyance to Scott and Pak Deckers incomplete.
A roundup of Lima and Dillon area travel and social notes. Residents and visitors include J L Lewis, A F Waldorf, Sam Boyd, J D Brandenburg, Peter Anderson, Mrs John Thomas, S M McKnight, Dr Walker, Mr and Mrs Ford, Mrs Dice, Mr and Mrs Child, Henry Greed Jr, R M Wadame, the Purdies, Otto Leach, J F Wiksdal, Clara Adams, Anna Adams, Ed Halbert, Wm Detler, and E A Wilkinson. An estate notice for Weltha I McIntosh proceedings lists executors B K White and Ernest C Selway and multiple claimants. Court sets February 1 1910 hearing in Dillon for heirship determinations.
Notice is given by the executor Jos. C. Smith Dillon Montana Beaverhead county that creditors and others with claims against Clem Staffenberg deceased must present them with vouchers within four months after first publication dated November 26 1909. Executor Geo F. Jeweln signs the notice with first publication December 1 1909.
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