Beaverhead County Official Paper Details and Stamp
Official weekly Dillon Montana paper lists editors F C Kress and Eb Poindexter, mailed to subscribers, entered September 20 1902, price two dollars per year in advance, continuation until ordered discontinued and arrears paid.
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Dillon
Montana
Congress
Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Paid Circulation
The Dillon Examiner proclaims the paper offers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. It guarantees advertisers access to subscription records and mailing lists for inspection, highlighting transparency about reach.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Toole Defeats Freight Interest Plans and Moral Critique
Montana Governor Toole blocked a railroad commission bill and a special session push backed by Helena interests. The Record attacks the motives of freight rate advocates, condemns their ethics in commerce, and argues public sentiment must back reforms against giant commercial powers. Real estate transfers list brief deeds and mineral claims across Beaverhead and surrounding counties.
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Helena
State Railroad Commission
Toole
Railroad Commission
Helenay
Hia
Montana
Final Test of Christianity by Rev Charles D Williams
Rev Charles D Williams of Trinity Cathedral Cleveland writes on the paradox of wealth and morality in McClure's. He notes promoters of trusts and rail magnates appear upright in personal conduct while profiting from questionable methods and yet support civic works and religious life. He asks what underlies this moral inconsistency.
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Ita
Congress
Charles D. Williams
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
Ohio
McClure
Williame
Public Library Remembered Through Yule Gifts
The public library received gifts from two donors at Christmas. Mrs. T. M. Brannan donated two volumes titled Science and Health and Miscellaneous Writings by Mary G. Eddy. Governor B. F. White added a law library, a set of thirty four volumes, to the reference department.
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T. M. Brannan
Mary G. Eddy
B. F. White
Public lands committee begins work on three land bills
The public lands committee held its first meeting to organize and begin consideration of three proposed bills. Representative Joseph M. Dixon said Chairman Lacey prepared bills for prompt action. The package includes repeal of the timber and stone act, a reduction of desert land entry acres from 320 to 160 with residence requirement, and abolition of the local land office receiver.
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Public Lands Committee
Joseph M. Dixon
Lacey
Haga
West
Buck Herd Permit Required by State Sheep Commission
An order issued by the state sheep commission on Wednesday requires any person wishing to conduct a buck herd in the state to obtain a permit from the state veterinary surgeon. Applications must detail the herd locality and boundaries, counties, owner or manager address, and the person who will herd the animals. The form must list each person owning bucks in the herd, the number per owner, and the corresponding post office addresses.
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State Sheep Commission
State Veterinarian Controls Bucks Removal Under Health Order
An official order bans removing bucks from the herd without a permit from the state veterinarian. Removal only allowed after examination shows animals are free from scab or other infectious diseases. Violations will be vigorously prosecuted.
Attorney General Opinion on Cattle Tax Across Counties
Attorney General A J Galen issues an opinion on taxing cattle fed in Beaverhead county and shipped to another county. The ruling cites the Flowerree decision and holds Granite county may assess cattle kept as home ranch and range, despite wintering in Beaverhead.
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A. J. Galen
J. W. Duffy
Granite County Board of Commissioners
Rupp & Greenock
Granite County
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Galen
Supreme Court
Flowerree
Sleeping car comfort upgrade on Southwest Limited trains
The Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Railway has begun using white counterpanes on its Southwest Limited sleepers between Chicago and Kanesaw City replacing heavy woolen blankets. Blankets will be kept in reserve for cooler nights, improving comfort for sleeping car travelers and appealing to those who prefer an inviting bed.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Southwest
Chicago
Kanesaw City
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Joseph Rebich
Eunice A. Selway
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Herbert B. Selway
Horse Prairie Creek
Conrad Meine
Alfred
Henry Lewin
Crab Tree
Bedrock Valley
Milton E. Hays
Francis Carroll
Bulcreek
Big Hole Basin
Frank Connolley
Delia Cardwell
Golden Treasure
F. L. Graves
Forrest E. Herr
North Point Lode
Marysville
Albert Wakefield
Rock Creek
Gragahopper Valley
Henry McNinch
Dell
Lima
Redrock Valley
Ernest B. McNinch
Lewis E. McNinch
Nichal Prehn
Eureka Lode
Sunrise Lode
Old Favorite Lode
Bald Mountain District
Lime Point Lode
Blue Wing
J. H. Jones
R. C. Koontz
Utopia District
Good Hope Tunnel
Bald Mountain
Wm. S. Tagle
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Grasshopper Valley
Buck
Riley
Dillon, Montana
Eeba
Tention
J. H. Gilbert
Montana Mercantile Co
Albert Stamm
Jeweler
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Scratten
Examiner's County
Bartlett
Joo Bartlett
Hughes & McCaleb
First National Bank
B.F. White
J. H-Gilbert