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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner dated Wednesday December 21 1910 notes its publication schedule price and mailing status. Editor E L Poindexter announces weekly issues and that subscriptions run two dollars annually paid in advance with mail delivery continuing until a termination order and any arrears are settled.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead County and makes subscription records and mailing lists open to advertiser inspection.
The piece discusses Christmas gifts as expressions of divine love and cautions against vanity or pride in gift giving. It also argues for tougher elk protection laws, noting elk near parks face extermination without stricter bans and urging legislative action.
Montana faces calls to strengthen game laws as Yellowstone and Glacier regions host the largest eastern wild game herds. Residents worry park protection aids decline of buffalo caribou antelope and beaver with elk added as a target for protection. The state Teachers Association plans its December Billings meeting with Swain presiding, rail fare reduced, and a full program of music lectures and papers in a multi day institute.
Notice of sale by administrator of William H. Hunt estate in Beaverhead County Montana. Public auction includes Lot 3 Sec 10 and W half NE quarter Sec 15 T2S R9W plus a Yellow Jacket mining claim and extensive personal property. Sale December 26 at 16:00 cash with 10 percent down. deeds at purchaser expense. court confirmation required.
Beaverhead County Montana will accept sealed bids by noon January 2 for a cow barn 18 by 50 feet and 14 feet at the eaves and a chicken house 20 by 20 feet eight feet at the eaves. Plans on file with county clerk. bids must include 10 percent certified check as bond support. right to reject any bids reserved. Dated Dillon December 19, 1910. John S. Baker County Clerk.
Means of Moral Training led by Miss Nina Nash, with intermediate training in Montana. State Normal College hosts a discussion by Superintendent Burger from Miles City and Superintendent Gibbs from Glendive. R Young of Victor chairs the association committee on legislation. Officials include Harmon, Bram ble, Downer, and Wilson. The meeting includes a Montana Branch formation for the American School Peace League and sessions on industrial education, interscholastic athletics, and science arts and letters.
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