Local Editor Notice and Subscription Details
F. C. Kress E. L. Poindexter editor and proprietor. Local editor entered September 20 1902 at Dillon Montana as second class matter under act of congress of March 3 1879. Price of subscription two dollars per year in advance. This paper will be mailed regularly until definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid.
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Dillon
Montana
Beaverhead County
Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Paid Circulation in County
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection. February 21 is referenced.
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Dillon Examiner
Beasterhead County
Clark Announces Candidacy for Re election to Senate
Helena records report John S M Neill of the Helena Independent says in the Washington Post interview that Senator Clark will seek re election this fall. Neill notes broad support from parties and factions in Montana and cites recent visits by prominent Democratic politicians as implying authorized coverage.
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Helena
John S. M. Neill
Push for national department of mines and mining gains steam
J F Callbreath of the American Mining Congress reports a bill by Congressman Van Duzer to create a cabinet department of mines with a secretary at 8000 dollars, an assistant at 4090, and a chief clerk at 1800. The department would oversee mining, mining geology, and related matters, with a new bureau and transfer of mining interests from the interior department. A half million petition drive backs the plan.
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J. F. Callbreath
American Mining Congress
van Duzer
Nevada
Department of Mines and Mining
Bureau of Mining
Department
Interior Department
Congress
Denver
Montana Seeks congressional support for higher agricultural station funds
Director Linfield of the Montana experiment station issues a circular urging Montanans to back a pending bill in Congress. The measure would increase appropriations for agricultural stations across the states, with Montana emphasized due to its great need.
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Mwirector Linfield
Montana
Dry land farming and Bozeman station aid Montana crops
The article notes dry land farming in Montana will eventually yield viable crops as irrigation lands reach capacity. It highlights the Bozeman Agricultural Station’s contributions to farmers through irrigation suited crops, livestock, and varied experiments, urging continued support. It also describes a St Valentine event at the Orrange with red and white decor, heart decorations, a heart themed party, and guests enjoying games and refreshments.
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Montana
Montana Landa
Ri i
Bozeman
Valentine Heart Party Brings Theta Club Social Triumph
The Theta Club hosted a Valentine Heart Party at George B Conway home on Idaho Street with red and white décor, valentines votes, games, heart shaped bon bons, and a fancy supper. Guests included Miss Conway and many local society members. the event capped a season of gaiety.
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John T. Cox
South Idaho Street
Olmsted
Waldorf
Avery
John Morton
Stevenson
Rathbone
Stedmman
Mra
Ernest Orr
Bert Orr
I. Cushing
Unghe McCaleb
George Hughes
Theta Club
Young Ladies’ Organization
George B. Conway
Idaho Street
Misses Conway
Bishop
Cora Taylor
Ora Conway
Alma Moises Noyes
Edith Poindexter
Graeter
Decker
Featherly
Hughee
Selway
Anna Carter
Stephens
Burfeind
Leonard
Mesers
Ayers
J. H. Gilbert
Foote
Potter
Chester Gilbert
Orr
Eugene Poindexter
Robbins
White
Stamm
Huber
Carlson
Walter Poindexter
Sharkey
Stolle
Mrs
Fred Conger
Montana Hard Wall Plaster Co. seeks investors in 1906
A Montana Examiner advertisement promotes the Montana Hard Wall Plaster Co. offering stock with subscriptions as low as twenty five shares and a mortgage note secured by a first mortgage on company property. The firm claims 15 acres of surface gypsum in Cascade county, Montana, a $50 000 capitalization, nonassessable stock, and lists C A Lindsay W F K Davis and Thomas F Stephens as directors with Lindsay as president. First publication Feb 14 1906.
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Montana Hard Wall Plaster CO
Cascade County
Montana
C. A. Lindsay
W. KF. Davis
Thomas F. Stephens
Forfeiture Notice and Guardianship Order Published in Dillon
Notice records annual labor on the Big One lode claim in Beaverhead County Montana with a 1905 expenditure of 100 dollars and a deadline for response. The matter also includes a court order to show cause in Venora E Metlen guardianship, with sale of Lots 18 19 20 Block 3 Original Townette of Dillon and publication in Dillon Examiner. Firet publication February 21 1906. Women of Woodcraft announce grand masquerade ball at the Dart ball tomorrow with many maskers and out of town attendees.
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United States
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead County
Venora FE. Metlen
A. R. Jacobs
Venora E. Metlen
Dillon
Eaid Ward
Court House
Dillon Examiner
George M. Bourquin
Firet
Woodcraft
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Ted
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W. C. Orr
Needle Club
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James Haining
P. & W. Brand
Riley
Dillon, Montana
US National Bank
Tention
B. F. White
Montana Mercantile Co
Grocers
Butte
Ihis Company
Union Bank and Trust Company
the Examiner
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