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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1913
Page
4
U S Poindexter editor note states the paper is entered September 20 19 02 in Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1879 act. Subscription price is 2 dollars per year in advance and will be mailed to subscribers until ordered discontinued and all arrears paid.
The Dillon Examiner asserts it offers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and keeps subscription records and mailing lists open for advertiser inspection.
Speaker Champ Clark argues the party must deliver on campaign pledges, urging a square deal for voters. He favors a revenue-focused tariff revision, cites Robert J. Walker, and calls for lower rates on necessities while protecting American market and prices. The piece lists several local births and deaths in Dillon and surrounding towns.
Record of 1912 notes Manassas Virginia traveler covering 95 miles to beat six competitors in the Bennett elimination race on August 10. It lists ongoing events from United States army maneuvers in Connecticut and other national happenings through December including deaths, trials, and public notices.
The report lists numerous organization meetings by month across cities including Indianapolis Philadelphia Washington Macon Boston Chicago and Cleveland plus obituaries with names and ages such as Ellen Williamson Dillon 71 and Michael Steele Bannack 74. Also noted are professional and veterans groups during the year from January to December along with a dentist contact in Dillon Montana.
The speaker argues that tariff cuts must lower the cost of living and essentials. Changes should be carefully considered, scientifically planned, and aligned with democratic pledges to avoid pointless labor.
The Soo Line announces plans to begin railroad construction in Montana in the spring, signaling a future Pacific coast route via Valley, Dawson and Custer counties. observers note irrigation and farming advances have unlocked the region, with rail access driving settlement and development, marking a new era for the Northwest.
Sarah Thomas reports: December 24 Ervie Philips and Jessie Greenblat wed in a quiet ceremony. The notice lists the couple and dates among a series of 1912 life event items including births and deaths.
September 28. Mattie Osborn Dewey 46 years September 6 Mary Laden Dillon 87 w years October 1 Edward M Arnies Bedrock 62 years October 4 Earl Johnson Dillon 48 years October 16 Margaretta Kirk Lima 4 years October 17 Curtie Lima October 18 Eugene Bare Dell 25 years October 27 Wm Purdie Dell 49 years October 27 George Stager Dillon 80 years October 80 T B Craver Craver two 65 years November 4 Ingred Carlson Dillon 38 years December 4 James Shepperd Dillon 55 years December 25
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