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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1906
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner shows Beaverhead County paper status with editors F. C. Kress and Eb L. Poindexter. It notes publication weekly in Dillon Montana, started September 20, 1902, mail distribution terms and price two dollars per year in advance.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead County and invites advertisers to inspect subscription records and mailing lists. Wednesday Jan 3, 1:06.
The Montana Attorney General Galen notes county transfers between funds are unlawful before fiscal year end. The River Press reports the opinion, requested by State Examiner Collins, stresses funds must be held for their designated purposes until year end and surplus transfers may only occur then.
Representatives from Beaverhead and Madison counties urged the state board of land commissioners to cooperate with the Carey land act board on a Redrock basin reservoir and canal plan to reclaim arid lands. Congressman Dixon had proposed a bill but lacked official board action, and delegates argued for relinquishing flooded lands and selecting in lieu lands to benefit regional development.
Jolly Della Pringle appears with a specially chosen company in a three night stand starting Monday January 8 at the Dillon Theatre. She offers a different play each night blending comedy and drama with vaudeville sketches songs by W H Bravo and Miss Pringle. Eddie LaMonte provides a musical act and a bag punching bulldogs exhibition with moving pictures.
The document discusses how surplus balances in special funds may be transferred to other funds after annual settlement, except for the school bond and bridge funds. It allows temporary borrowing from unused funds to cover warrants, provided each entry reads Borrowed.
Southern officials informed that the boar will consider the matter and respond within a reasonable time. Members stated they wish to investigate thoroughly to protect state interests while weighing benefits of the proposed reservoir and land reclamation.
Harry Martin of Butte and K A Erickson of Anaconda visited Dillon this week. Jasper Nelson sold the post office building news stand and stationery store to E M Yearian, formerly of Lemhi County, who took charge Tuesday morning. Nelson will stay on briefly to help Yearian while Yearian plans next steps.
Notice to the People of Dillon. N S Wood resumes service with his quick delivery wagon handling baggage express and light freight in and around the depot the Normal College and Dormitory. He sells stove wood and dry kindling and will pick up orders or checks left with Deputy's Meat Market or the Central telephone office messenger for prompt service.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway replaces woolen blankets with white counterpanes on its Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City. Blankets will be reserved and kept within reach for cool nights. The change aims to improve comfort for sleeping car travelers and to present a more inviting bed.
A series of property transfers and mineral claims including warranty deeds from Wm Treatle to Steve Lasich for 240 acres at Beaverhead Point of Rocks below Dillon for 1150 dollars. Matthew Orr to Charles B Vaughn 1 lot on Dakota Street for 125 dollars. Wing to Wetmore 2 3 of a Dillon lot for 1500 dollars. Orr to Don Carl Phister part of Stahl’s addition for 50 dollars. Maggie E Andrus to Lyman Duckworth intact water and livestock rights in Big Sheep Creek basin for 1 dollar. Badcon and Gist to C M Eddy 1 12 interest in Illinois Lode for 1 dollar. Henry McNinch water location 4 cubic feet per second from Sage Creek. Underwood and Pierson quartz claims Lucky Boy Lode and Fraction Lode in Bannack district.
Notice states the partnership of Mark C. Madison and Sherman Sapp under Madison & Company is dissolved by mutual consent with Sapp purchasing the business. Sapp assumes pre dissolution liabilities and authority to collect all bills. Dated January 2, 1906 with first publication January 3, 1906.
One thousand acres of fine grain pasture for rent in Frying Pan basin near Dillon. Includes 300 grain stub ble arrow stacks and hay stacker. Contact James Kirkpatrick in Dillon for details.
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