Dillon Examiner Official Paper of Beaverhead County
The Dillon Examiner is the official paper of Beaverhead County published weekly in Dillon Montana with editor E L Poindexter. It lists circulation and mailing details including subscription price two dollars per year in advance and notices about continued mail delivery until an order to discontinue is received and arrears paid.
Dillon Examiner Claims Largest Paid Circulation
The Dillon Examiner advertises a guarantee of the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers advertisers access to subscription records and mailing lists. The issue date is Wednesday December 11, 1907.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Third Term Idea Sparks Roosevelt Denial
The Washington report notes President Roosevelt again rejects any third term, stating he cannot serve beyond his present term and thanking supporters while cautioning against office holders aiding third-term efforts. The exchange occurred during a Lewiston Pennsylvania visitor’s call.
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Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Lamley Watts
Lewiston
Beliefs on money, tariffs, and panics in Republican opinion
The article argues that financial crises arise from the credit system under any money standard and regardless of tariff levels or party control. It dismisses the ideas that gold money prevents panics and that tariffs or party power shield the country from financial disaster.
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Republican Party
Wool Market Holds Steady Despite Business Slowdown
Reports from Boston indicate no material decline in wool quotations across grades. Montana’s wool interests remain confident as good wool holds its value while poorer clothing wool shows slow sales amid overall market softness.
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Montana
Boston
London
United States
Roosevelt mirrors Cleveland on gold bond policy
The Helena Independent notes that Roosevelt follows Cleveland’s gold bond policy to replenish treasury gold. It contrasts Cleveland acting under Harrison’s legacy with Roosevelt acting under current Republican policies to meet conditions.
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Helena
Cleveland
Lima Notes Highlight Thanksgiving in Lima
Lima residents and visitors were reported in town for Thanksgiving with multiple trips to Lima last week. Local figures include William Lovell, John Hoffman, Bert Sears, and Mr and Mrs Peter Anderson. Delta Lodge officers were elected for the ensuing term.
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William Lovell
Dillon
Lima
John Hoffman
Sage Creek
Bert Sears
Butte
Peter Anderson
B. H. Paul
J. J. Smith
Monida
Boas Emerick
Deigle Emerick
Mae Thomas
Z. M. Boyer
Portland
Oregon
The
Phoenix Fire Insurance Company
J. A. Best
Delta Lodge
No. 15
C. C
M. J. Martinell
V.C
John A. Beat
K. Off R
Leo Truax
Benjamin_ Pearson
Samuel Bungard
Peter
First National Bank at Dillon Montana Report of Condition
The First National Bank at Dillon Montana presents its December 3 1907 statement of resources liabilities and equity. It lists loans discounts overdrafts U S Bonds and securities bank holdings reserve funds deposits and other obligations with figures including capital 100000 surplus 100000 and total assets 1684158 71. The report bears the signature of President B F Waite and notary Edwin Norkis with sworn attestations on December 6 1907.
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Potts Tis Wabvecesad Atir
Tele Aeenderece
Oc. cc Eee
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
LB. F. White
B. F. Waite
J. Ginnert
E.D
Henry Burfiend
Edwin Norkis
Notice by Julius Craner on wife debts
Julius Craner declares he will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his wife Lizzie Craner after she left their home. The notice is dated July 16 to 21.
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Julius Craner
Sheep Range and Pasture for Rent in Frying Pan Basin
1 610 acres included in Frying Pan basin with 38 000 acres leased outside and miles of foothills. No finer or better sheltered range anywhere. Running water. JAS Kirkpatrick
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Frying Pan Basin
Jas
Kirkpatrick
Elkhorn Copper Mining stockholders meet in Dillon
Notice of stockholders meeting for the Elkhorn Copper Mining company at the State Bank of Dillon Montana on January 2 1908 at 3 PM to elect a board of trustees and transact other business. Edwin Norris secretary authorizes the notice and order of the board.
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Elkhorn Copper Mining Company
State Bank of
Dillon
Montana
Edwin Norris
Delinquent Stock Sale Ordered in Dillon Montana
Delinquent stock for several shareholders listed with amounts due from the September 25 1907 assessment will be sold at the State Bank of Dillon on January 1 1908 at 2 p m to cover delinquent assessments and sale costs per December 3 1907 Board of Trustees order. Edwin Norris Secretary.
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Katherine
W. M. Keapp
A. Eliel
A. S. Johnson
Robert Boone
Board of Trastees
State Bank of
Dillon
Edwin Norris
Montana
Gortons Minstrels Promises High Class Entertainment
The Gortons Minstrels boast a strengthened troupe with new wardrobe and stage effects. A sextet of trained vocalists performs ballads while instrumental music and specialties uphold their reputation. They appear at the Dillon Theatre on December 17.
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Gorton
Dillon Theatre
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