Dillon Examiner front matter and masthead
The Dillon Examiner is a weekly Montana newspaper dated February 16 1910 edited by Jame L Poindexter. It notes publication every Wednesday with a circulation price of 2 dollars per year in advance and that mailings continue until a definite discontinuation order is received and all arrears are paid.
Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Bona Fide Circulation
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscriptions and mailing lists are available for advertiser inspection at all times.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Real Estate Transfers For Week Ending Feb 14
Week ending February 14 lists quit claim and warranty deeds in Armatead P & O addition and near Point of Rocks to Mary Hall Lizzie Foote N J Birrer Malesich and others. Also mining deeds and patent grants for various tracts in Big Hole basin Polaris and Belief areas plus final receipts and water rights. plats filed for Grant Township.
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Phillip B. Hall
Mary M. Hall
Armatead
Albert Lowery
Lizzie Foote
Lota P. & O
Matthew Orr
N. J. Birrer
John T. Miller
John Malesich
Point of Rocks
Tash & Lenkerndorfer
Samuel L. Bell
Saw Mill Point
Louis Stahl
J. W. Russel
Lota Stahl
August KE. Herzog
Gee, Voorheis
Big Hole
Mathias Dory
Robert Khuni
Helen Judge
Atlas Lodge
Elkhorn District
Fred Holman
Edward Mramer
Clarence H. Strowbridge
David E. Pierson
Polaria
David J. Pierson
Mary Ek. Pierson
Polaris
Patrick J. Waldron
Big Hole Basin
Orlando Mast
Apex
Gertrude Jessie Loong
Frank Walker
Bertha M. Walker
Herbert Graham
Emma A. Stanfield
Dillon
Henry Lovell
Selina Lovell
William A. Lovell
Jonathan Lovel
Barrett
I. Frank Yoe
John Clark Yoe
Mary Yoe
Alice Yoe
Frank P.yoe
Margaret Bensett
Mary M. Padock
Josie McManus
Kether Clements
Bannack
Alao Houge
Grant Township
Thomas E. Barrett
Vision of gold in old fields and woods from Goodwin's Weekly
The passage recalls a time when earth and airy hues were painted in gold and hope was a certain prophecy. It asks whether disturbing the meeting would have been a sin and notes many hearts broken in heat as brave souls were pressed into darkness. It praises those who first blazed trails and lifted civilization's signals in the West.
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Robin
Goodwin
Notice of Teachers Examination Schedule
Notice states the next regular teachers examination will be held February 25 and 26. Teachers must report at the County Superintendent's office on February 25 at one o'clock a.m. for enrollment. County Superintendent ALICE HERR issues the notice.
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Alice Herr
Lima News Notes and Social Items Highlights
New baby born to Mr and Mrs L Peterson in Lima on January 30. Delta Lodge No 15 K of B plans a masquerade ball in Lima on February 22. Dorcie Vance returns home from Melrose. Mr and Mrs Sam Shearer of Grant hosted visitors. J A Perry of Butte, buyer for Butte Butchering Co., in Lima for fat stock purchase. Fidel Huber of Dillon inspecting watches for Short Line employees. Mrs Phil Sappington and her sister Nellie Heath return from Idaho Falls. Mrs F W Rothas and daughter visiting her parents west of Lima. L C Ford Jr appointed Lima Short Line clerk. Peter Sorenson named assistant Montana division superintendent. Chas Rudeen of Neeley Idaho notes hay scarcity and $20 per ton price. Local stock values noted as lower than Montana’s.
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Chas, Rudeen
Neeley
Idaho
Tima
Montana
Card of Thanks for S. E. McGee Bereavement
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of our husband and father S. E. McGee. Special thanks to Lima Lodge No. 45 I O O F. S. E. McGee family members and Clarence McGee.
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S. E. McGee
Lima Lodge No. 45
S. BE. McGee
C. E. McGee
Clarence McGee
Sympathy Notice From Lima Lodge Expressing Condolence
Express sympathy to Mrs. S. E. McGee and family from Lima Lodge No. 45 I O Q O F with heartfelt condolences on the death of a husband and father. Signed by B. A. Pierson Secretary Lima Mont February 12 1910.
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Lima, Mont
Lima Lodge Thanks Lima Choir For Funeral Service Aid
Members of Lima Lodge No. 45 I O O F express heartfelt thanks to the Lima Choir ladies for their assistance at the funeral of their beloved brother S. E. McGee. The note is signed by B. A. Parson.
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Lima Choir
Lima Lodge
No. 45
S. E. McGee
B. A, Pasrson
Course in English Language and Usage Catalog
Contents show a catalog listing by Josephine Turch Baker including grammar, vocabulary, conversation, usage of shall and will, pronunciations, home and school English, speech norms, letter writing and punctuation, abbreviations, business English, compound words, literary studies and an alphabetic abbreviations list.
Agents Wanted For Correct English In Evanston Ill
An old classified notice seeks agents in Evanston Illinois offering one dollar per year and ten cents for a single copy of Correct English. The terse ad targets recruitment for distribution duties.
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