Dillon Montana local notice details 1909
Publication notice from the Dillon Montana paper edited by E L Poindexter notes weekly issues dated December 8 1909 with historical filing details and subscription price of 2 dollars per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
4
Dillon Examiner Ad Rate Guarantee to Advertisers
The Dillon Examiner claims the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers open inspection of subscription records and mailing lists to advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Montana Boosters Tie Past Efforts to Modern Immigrant Push
The article traces Montana boosters from early settlers to present railroad immigration agents and notes improved cooperation with railroads. It recalls Governor Chae.l S. Ashley’s 40 year old plea for eastern homeseekers and the promise of free homes, health, and opportunity if colonists settle in Montana valleys along the planned Northern Pacific route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Oregon
Washington
Montana Boosters
Chae.l S. Ashley
Montana Territory
Ashley
New York Tribune
Greeley
Colorado
Normal Notes From the Dormitory Social Roundup
Beasie Dunlevy entertained friends Monday evening at the dormitory. Many students began practice in basketball with two full teams per class. Mme Bir Dice Blue’s Friday recital at the Normal assembly hall was well received. Rev. Mr. Colver spoke on Be Sensible in Thursday’s exercises. Miss Stone and Miss Pearson visited the dormitory Sunday afternoon, meeting Miss Gorman Thompson Montgomery and Miss Nevada Wall of class ’00. Mrs. Warren Graeter of Argentina visited Beulah Meek and the Anaconda girls Saturday and Sunday. Nora Gentry of Miles City and Leontine Turco of Columbus went home this week and do not plan to return. Wednesday, December 11 marks the third Normal Lecture number with the Whitney Brothers Quartet. Senior girls attended the institute this week. Dr. Bell’s Browning lecture at the high school Tuesday evening was enjoyed by many. Miss Francis Stebbins received a home box and hosted a dorm parlors spread Friday evening for Roberta King, McDowell Reardon, Charlotte Lappin, Mary Kelly, Josephine Lilly, Gertrude Slocum, and Nellie Pendergast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell
Browning
Francis Stebbins
Missea Roberta, King, McDowell, Reardon
Charlotte Lappin
Mary Kelly
Josephine Lilly
Gertrude Slocum
Nellie Pendergast
Dillon's Second Annual Horse Sale in Dillon Montana
Announcement invites horse owners to enter stock for the Dillon Montana sale in late February 1910. Emphasizes feeding and conditioning horses, predicts strong prices due to rising farm activity and public works. All stock must be listed by January for printed bills, with 165 C. A. Smith coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Yarda
Dillon
Montana
C. A. Smith
Early immigrant settlement boosts Montana growth
The River Press notes that earlier ground presence affords better choices for new arrivals. At Governor Ashley's booster era Montana had about 20 000 people, a figure surpassed today by residents of larger cities, with the boosting industry thriving since Ashley’s time and driving population and prosperity increases in the commonwealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aabley
Montana
Ashley
Commonwealth
River Press
High School Notes and Upcoming Lectures
Four Normal girls visited a cooking class on Friday. The boys basketball team will play Helena Friday and Deer Lodge Saturday. Domestic Science classes wait for warmer rooms due to frozen water. Four new Snow Systems arrive for drafting in sewing. Bozeman's President Hamilton speaks Wednesday on Luther Burbank. Domestic Science plans a luncheon for out of town visitors including Dr Sanford Bell and Prof Foote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Deer Lodge
Hamilton
Bozeman
Luther Burbank
Sanford Bell
Colorado
Finch
Swain
White
Paul
Featherly
Foote
Lima News Briefs and Social Notes
Newsy notes from Lima highlight L. C. Ford Jr accepting a position with Short Line at Armatead. Mrs Richard Gallagher was a visitor at Mrs F Nelsons home near Dell. J A West and daughter Bertha visited friends in Dillon and Bedrock. Chae Rody of Centennial valley stopped in Lima en route to Virginia City for court business. Frankie Nelson of Dell visited Kienda in Lima. Mrs J C Carrigan left for Salt Lake after a telegram about her nephew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gallagher
Nelson
Dell
Mra
J. A. West
Miss Bertha
Dillon
Bedrock
Chae, Rody
Centennial Valley
Lima
Virginia City
Frankie Nelson
Kienda
J. C. Carrigan
Salt Lake
Delta Lodge Elects Officers For New Term
W H Sheehan named C C and S A Bungard as V C after a Delta Lodge No 15 K of P meeting. Elected officers include J L Lewis I G and John Wendell O G with W H Beale K of R and others. W J Myers returns from Idaho trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delta Lodge No. 15
K. of P
W. H., Sheehan
C. C
S. A. Bungard
V. C
Kent
B. A. Pearson
J. L. Lewis
I. G
John Wendell
O. G
W. H. Beale
Herbert Stewart
Clever Comedy Duo Tops Scenic Theatre Week
Manager Hay brings Miss Rasner and Mr. Gores to Scenic Theatre for a witty two act show. The pair entertain nightly with singing dancing sketches and lively impersonations including Italians and a sleepy bellhop. Next week Mr. Rice and Mr. Leroy Beach join for a strong vaudeville bill from big circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hay
Miss Rasner
Mr. Gores
Rayner
Misa Raaner
Dillon
Mr. Rice
Leroy Beach
Beach
Ernest McNinch Dies at Home After Illness
Ernest McNinch son of Mr and Mrs Henry McNinch resided about five miles north of Lina and died at his home after a stomach cancer illness that began a week ago last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest McNinch
Mr. and Mire
Henry MecNinch
Lina
Obituary of Ernest McNinch of Springfield and Moyana
Ernest McNinch, 39, born in Springfield, Illinois, and raised Methodist, died in Moyana after 15 years as a rancher. He was respected for upright dealings and valued by many friends. Funeral held in Lima last Wednesday with Rev. F. E. Dodds preaching in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest McNinch
Springfield
Illinois
Moyana
McNinch
Lima
F. E. Dodds
Dillon
Death of Thomas Pritchard
Thomas Pritchard a longtime Beaverhead County resident died last Sunday evening at the Carhartt lodging house after battling pneumonia He had worked on several local ranches including Hf D Hildreth operation on the upper Medicine Lodge and moved to Dillon four months ago The funeral was held today with interment at Mountain View cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Pritchard
Jolly Crowd From Dillon and Monida Attends City Fair
A large party of Elka travelers from Dillon and Monida visited the Auditorium fair opening in Virginia City. The guests included Jnngé Poin dexter and his secretary E C Smith with George Metlen of Dillon along with Bert Paul J J Smith Robert Boatmen William Hollingsworth Judge Levy Shambow James Blair Charles Rody of Mounds A J Noyes assistant land agent and A S Beardsley of Lima Mier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Monida
Virginia City
Elka
Jnngé Poindexter
Eéecretary
E. C. Smith
George Metlen
Bert Paul
J. J. Smith
Robert Boatmen
William Hollingsworth
Levy Shambow
James Blair
Charles Rody
Mounds
A. J. Noyes
A.S. Beardsley
Ef Lima
Mier
Public School Children Enjoy Three Day Holiday
This week being a time week the children of the public schools are having a three days' holiday.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. L. Poindexter
Congress
FO Advertisers
Beasie Dunlevy
Claas
Mme. Birdice Blue
Mr. Colver
The
Baptist Church
Stone and Pearson
Gorman
Thompson and
Montgomery
Nevada Wall
Claga
Warren Graeter
Argenta
Beulah Meek
Anaconda
Nora Gentry
Miles City
Leontine Turco
Columbus
Whitney Brothers Quartette
Johnson & Boone’s
High School
L. C. Ford, Jr
Armatead
Bayles
Mre
W. J. Myers
Pocatello
Idaho
Scenic Theatre
Union Electric Co
California
China
Edison Phonographs
Toys
Tattersall
Dillon Furniture
Masonic Temple
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