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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1910
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner announces weekly publication led by editor E L Poindexter. Subscriptions are two dollars yearly in advance and the paper will be mailed to subscribers until a definite discontinuation order is received and all arrears are paid.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are always open for advertiser inspection.
The Red Lodge Picket argues that a city boycott on beef and pork will not solve the price crisis. It urges federal-led investigation and persistent action to address supply and middleman issues in food production and distribution.
Rexburg visitor at The Metlen hotel and several residents from Butte, Armtead, and Lima travel for business and study. Area officials note auctions, mining filings, railway shop plans, and forthcoming church addresses while residents report travel to Bozeman and Wichita for education and health.
The piece suggests newspapers are stirring agitation around a meat boycott to regain leverage or advantage, implying renewed focus on better prospects beyond a mere soup bone.
A reader commentary notes that if the ground hog appears today and stays, it could herald a mild year or threaten a shortened season. The piece reflects local superstition about seasonal predictions and public curiosity.
Dillonites plan a return visit to Butte as Carry departs and Mary recovers from measles, signaling a shift in local travel and social visits.
A partial OCR text describes a stiff winter backdrop with no visible bend or leg break. The lines suggest a focus on resilience in cold conditions without clear event details or proper nouns.
Owen Smith a well known ranch hand and laborer died last Friday night at Fitzharris lodging house on Helena street after a ten week illness from pneumonia. He left an estate valued in the thousands. His brother Michael Smith arrived from Hubbard Nebraska to take the body for burial. Smith was 47 and single.
A native of Iowa known for steady, reliable character and deep friendships is remembered in a concise community tribute highlighting his strong local ties and valued conduct.
Miss Fannie Cahill, once of Dillon, has returned to Alder Montana with her brother Henry after visits to Utica New York and a pilgrimage to St Anne de Beaupre in Quebec Seeking relief from a long apeine affliction she reports improvement after three days of treatment able to kneel again and to stand and walk with little assistance
Real estate deeds listed include a 119 acre transfer near Dillon from David D Neelan to Nels Christengon for 10 dollars and 28 acres to George Staudaher for 1 dollar. Mining deeds cover various Elkhorn district claims with prices up to 750 dollars and interests in Central and Silver lodes and Bonanza Jodes.
Klenny Dowling of Dell visited Lima last Saturday as a business guest. Harry J. Enlow of White Bluffa Washington is visiting his brother Chas Enlow in Lima. Robert Schendel of the Lima Mercantile Co visited Butte last week. Geo R Mellen of Dillon was in Lima en route to the dam to install a fish ladder. A Weber a machinist at the Short Line shop left for Los Angeles Tuesday. L B Seybold of Dell left for six weeks in the East, via Arizona, to return. A T Kellum has resumed running between Lima and Pocatello after a two month layoff. L C Ford Jr freight agent for the Short Line at Armetead.
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