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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1907
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner shows weekly publication in Dillon Montana edited by L Poindexter. It notes it is entered September 20 1902 as second class matter under the 1879 act and lists a $2 yearly prepaid subscription with regular mailing until canceled and arrears paid.
The Dillon Examiner asserts it has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers open inspection of subscription records to advertisers. The notice is dated Wednesday February 13, 1907.
Good work at Helena as Enate bill No 1 introduced by Beaverhead Senator B F White appropriates 8117 7 for completion of the State Normal School and passes the senate by unanimous vote. It now goes to the House where Mesars Selway Decker will back it with Lt Gov Norris aiding and Governor Toole likely to sign if approved.
Representative Mondell of Wyoming denounces federal forest reserve policy as undemocratic and burdensome to western economies. He warns that bureaucratic government expands costs and irritates the public, while praising the service head but criticizing the broader approach.
The New York Commercial urges caution in publishing mining items noting the rise of cheap, habitual mining news. It warns the public and press rivals that sensational or repetitive mining coverage may mislead readers.
The article argues for public vigilance against fake mining investments and urges newspapers to expose bogus schemes while promoting genuine American mining wealth. It notes mining as a major wealth source, cautions against misinformed praise, and discusses grazing land leasing versus permit systems, urging opposition to the Burkett bill.
Helena Record reports Montana figures including Former Senator T C Power and J K E Bower oppose the Burkett permit system for grazing on public lands. They warn the bill would create ten year grazing permits and police the domain, opposing Roosevelt’s suggested lease modification. They cite a January Helena meeting amid broader criticism of a railroad commission bill.
The Women’s Club reports progress toward welfare and advancement of children. Phil Lovell offers a generous donation to support education and care for children on a parcel east of the State Normal College to establish a public park. The public and benefiting children thank him for his civic generosity.
Notice to the People of Dillon announces N S Wood's delivery wagon service for baggage, express, and light freight to and from the depot and the Normal college district. The wagon specializes in selling stove wood and dry kindling, with prompt attention for orders or checks left at the Tribune Store.
The court fixes the 1907 regular terms for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties. Jefferson begins on the third Wednesday in January the first Wednesday in April the second Wednesday in July and the second Wednesday in October. Beaverhead begins on the first Wednesday in February the first Wednesday in May the first Wednesday in August and the first Wednesday in November. Madison begins on the first Monday in March the first Monday in June the third Monday in August and the first Wednesday in December.
Dr Poindexter relocates to the Poindexter building on Idaho street with office hours 10 to 12 a m and 2 to 5 p m and nightly hours. Telephone numbers 42 A and 47 B. A four room brick cottage for rent through Dillon Bakery. tf
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