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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1906
Page
4
Official Beaverhead County publication issued weekly from Dillon Montana. Editor E L Poindexter notes publication date 1902 and entry as second class matter. Subscription price two dollars per year in advance. paper will be mailed until a formal discontinue order and all arrears are settled.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead county. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection. Wednesday December 19 16.
The Anaconda Standard pays a tribute to Joseph C Metlen mourning his death. A pioneer of Montana, he served as treasurer and sheriff among other posts. His life centered on charity and family, earning respect across Dillon and the state of Montana.
A Salt Lake editor reflects on the 1908 presidential question. The piece notes the president's promises not to seek re election and questions the practicality of nominating him despite public pressure. It references concerns about renominating a leader who pledged non re election and warns against premature conclusions.
Gee College notes mention a Wednesday evening recital in the assembly hall by juniors and seniors. A previous Sunday photo session for the Normal chorus ended when the sloping staging broke down, causing minor, non serious injuries to several people.
The piece analyzes howPresident Roosevelt might respond to national questions on states rights and central government. It notes public sensitivity to constitutional changes and warns against overreaching in 1908 speculation. It portrays Roosevelt as a respected leader whose legacy could be affected by a single misstep.
The article praises Senator Clark of Montana for personally handling details of his work. He arrives in Washington by 9 am and opens with letters, dictates replies, and shuns clerks or rubber stamps. His meticulous, hands on approach extends to his household affairs as well.
The first issue of The Monmal from Normal College arrives at our desk. It is bright, new, cleverly arranged and well written with neat typography. Advertisers are generously supporting its pages, and we extend congratulations to The Monmal and its editors.
If true that Edison has perfected a storage battery using cobalt extensively it could greatly raise the material s value. With large cobalt deposits this would expand uses and boost demand for the metal and its price.
Obituary notes a Glendale lodge of Odd Fellows member will be buried in Mountain View cemetery. Services at Masonic hall Thursday at 1 30 p m conducted by Rev S D Hooker of the Episcopal church.
A fragment mentions Santa Claus Land and a list ofFairy names and figures including J T Ross Dong Dong Troy Evana Jing Jing Fred Robb Sing Sing Aurelia Luce Santa Claus The Friend of the Children of all Lands George Mel ton Chief of the Lantern Bearers Westersia Luce Chrysanthemuma Eddie Chorus of Lanera Bearers Fan and Screen Margaret.
The United States history class completed final examinations last Monday as the Commercial English group did Monday afternoon. A December 21 reception will award the Conway medal for best essay. A school-wide display across departments will showcase student work. Prof. Fish presents hydroids jellyfish sponges and starfish. General exercises featured an oration The Spirit of Democracy by Guy Hinkley Jennie Wood and Albert Woodside. Basketball results show Dillon defeated Deer Lodge Helena and Townsend in three away games. The Dillon team includes Captain Harry Graves and players Will Drummy Wilber Gilbert Guy Gray Earl Davis John Albers Paul Stahl with Faye Erwin as manager. A reception program Friday will feature girls quartets and class displays in science and commercial rooms. Library books arrival continues with two remaining titles pending.
Last Sunday evening the Baptist church filled to capacity for the third sermon on Home by Dr. H. W. Tilden. The subject was Courtship of the Approach to Marriage with recitations by Miss Lora Maxwell and Mr. George Melton. Next Sunday features a mainly musical program with a collection for San Francisco churches homeless after the April fire and earthquake.
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court requires show cause why guardian A R Jasobe may mortgage Venora E Metlen s real estate for 2500 to pay debts. The hearing is set for January 11 1907 at 7 30 pm in Dillon Montana with publication in the Dillon Examier for four weeks.
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