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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1912
Page
4
Be L Poindexter editor note with second class matter entry dated September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana. Subscription price listed as two dollars per year in advance.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
The Helena Independent lauds Montana's role at the Northwestern Land Show in Minneapolis noting the Montana exhibit boosted state fortunes. Attendees demonstrated the state's potential for settlers, factories, and prosperity, arguing Montana offers more inducements than any other state.
Prof William C Bagley argues against using tests to pick a mate and says marriage hinges on love not forethought. He suggests ordinary minds should treat marriage as a lottery and endure life through mutual sacrifice rather than deliberate planning.
In December American Magazine Ed Howe mocks the busybody female nurse in domestic illness. He notes women act as self styled doctors and marshal of the day while caring for sick men, insisting on medicines and home remedies and claiming authority over timing and treatment.
An unidentified man was found early this morning on the railroad tracks between Daly's Spur and Armstead. The body was badly mangled and dragged a distance, and authorities believe a train caused the death. The victim has not yet been identified.
After the 1912 election socialists push a wide propaganda campaign with nearly a hundred Lyceum lecturers to tour the United States. A local propaganda meeting is set for December 23 at 8 p.m. at the Court House led by S Motley of Idaho with two decades of platform experience.
Mrs. W. C. Green of Butte visits granddaughter May Ford at the dormitory. President Monroe returns from Helena after a State Board of Education meeting. Glee Club vaudeville Dec 18 at the Normal with ten numbers. Convocation featured Rev. Watson on crime prevention. Dr. Garver’s civics class toured the courthouse and jail. Mrs. E. J. Callaway hosted seniors with a fireside party and marshmallows. Dora Morgan’s birthday surprise at Mrs. A. L. Anderson’s with games, refreshments, and a ribbon cake auction of Masters paintings.
The record names attendees including Dora Morgan Mrs. A L Anderson Miss S Herrick Miss Nina WN Nash Lucille Hartman Beatrice Collinsg Zita McGovern Amelia Norris Grace Gleeson and Mary Burke among those present at the gathering.
Miss Dorothy Hall joins cooking shorthand and typewriting classes. Arrowhead club plans a December 14 banquet with guests from faculty board and trustees and seniors present. Six top debaters Hugh Anderson Leslie Shobe Eber Badcon Chas Carroll Eugene Bond Lawrence Price discuss government ownership of telegraph lines December 19. Basketball practice continues under manager Fred Chapman as a new gym awaits completion.
The buyer announces purchase of Dodds Transfer and Dray business and relocates headquarters to atiasher's store. Patrons are urged to continue patronage. Contact telephone 91. Signed H. H. Soper.
The report shows assets of 969 940 29 and liabilities of 1 0 0 000 00 with loans and discounts totaling 785 057 89 and deposits including demand, time, and savings. A. L. Stone president swore to the statement before Notary W A Graeter on December 6 1912.
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