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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1907
Page
4
Official Beaverhead County paper notes weekly publication schedule and editor E L Poindexter. It lists entry date September 20 1902 Dillon Montana and subscription price two dollars per year in advance with mail delivery until ordered discontinued and all arrears paid.
The Dillon Examiner pledges to advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers open subscription records for advertiser inspection. Date noted is Wednesday February 6, 1907.
The article notes Senate scrutiny of Forest Reserve Act protests led by Senator Hepburn criticizing Interior Department measures in Idaho. It cites land losses to government and debates over grazing versus timber land. It also discusses President Roosevelt’s stance on a proposed third term and opposition by politicians urging a nomination.
Notice to William Avery heirs executors and others that Joseph Gauthier has spent 200 to labor and improvements on the Bonanza Quartz Lode Mining Claim in Elkhorn district Beaverhead County Montana. If co owners do not contribute within 90 days after notice or publication the co owner’s interest will vest in Gauthier under section 2324.
A Montana newspaper column argues against the mining craze label, calling it mining activity driven by high metal prices and demand. It praises Beaverhead County as deeply mineralized and poised for future productivity and profits from rich districts and rising mining dividends.
The text forecasts a major mining expansion in Beaverhead County with capital and mining men arriving, comparing it to a Nevada rush. It anticipates development in Elkhorn Blue Wing Polaris Argenta and Bloody districts, predicting large and permanent mines and urging focus on Beaverhead’s mineral production.
The report presents the bank's condition as of January 26, 1907 in Dillon Montana. A. L. Stone cashier swears to the truth of the statement before A. R. Jacobs notary on February 1 1907. Directors William Roe and A F Graeter attest the document.
Fragmentary OCR shows a prompt to inquire of H. J. Selway of Dillon for sale details. The readable text lacks names, dates, or concrete items beyond the contact.
The Tuscarora Mining and Smelting Co. faces a sheriff sale on February 28, 1907 at 11 a.m. in Dillon Montana. The sale encompasses numerous mining claims including Goldsmith, Woolsey, Silver Light, Tuscarora, Iron Age, Annie, Florida, Governor Tilden, Reform, Spring, Clay, Original, Enterprise, Annie, Minna, Whippoorwill and related water rights from Cave Gulch and springs tied to Spring Lode and Tuscarora Lode, all located in Beaverhead County.
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