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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1908
Page
4
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The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open to advertiser inspection. Dated Wednesday Jan 1, 1908.
The News reports Henry Clews sees a natural recovery after a severe economic downturn. He cautions six months to a year of business softness may occur, but a corrective trend is underway as the nation steers toward upbuilding and a relatively quiet presidential year with focus on individuals over principles.
The cement exposition at the Coliseum convinces directors to plan another exhibit next year as cement usage expands rapidly. Officials note lower building costs with the new construction type and predict cement bridges will become more common across cities and rural areas.
A list of property transfers including warranty deeds in Lima Wisdom and Dillon areas with prices from $1 to $12,000. Transactions cover diverse properties from 15x119 lots to 373 acres and several mining and water rights in multiple districts. Names include Laura McLain Helen Fairbank J P Leass Louis Stahl J Ryan Scanlon George Noble P K Rudy Ferdian Gottan Arthur Aldridge A L Stone Simon Zurkirchen Thomas M Selway Geo W Stevens Alice A Selway John F Cleary W Spearian Edwin Norris W K E Kemper Mdmuond Ryan George Tutchborn Admiral Dewey group and others.
County commissioners and township trustees are convinced of cement's value and municipal authorities increasingly favor cement over brick. The exhibit highlights cement's relation to timber shortages and its expanding use for posts, palings, lintels, and other wood substitutes, signaling many future advances this year and beyond.
Bargain residence listing describes a dwelling with three rooms a large pantry and a closet. For particulars call at Exattiner office.
News notes include the illness of a Bristow child with pneumonia and the death of Clara Cannon of Gibbonsville after multiple operations in Salt Lake City. Idaho official Charley Hull praises the new Gibbonville wagon road, with possible forest reserve dispute over width and a thousand dollar issue. A Bristow Christmas program drew a large crowd honoring teacher Miss Knudson.
The program featured a three act comedy displaying notable acting from Miss Charlotte Stephena Miss Mary Ann Stephena and Messrs Reese Armitage and Lee Shaw. The room was tastefully decorated a large Christmas tree displayed goods and later a supper and dancing continued until morning Brinton-surly enjoyed a memorable night.
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