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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
4
Dillon Montana newspaper clarifies publication details for the Dillon Examiner dated January 5 1910. Editor E L Poindexter presides over a weekly paper mailed to subscribers, with a price of two dollars per year in advance.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and keeps subscription records and mailing lists open for advertiser inspection.
A Seattle commercial traveler links Inland Empire trade losses to eastern mail order houses, urging passage of parcels post to aid local merchants. He cites delivery speed and catalog limitations, noting farmers would prefer home merchants with faster service and comparable prices. Contemporary notes cover society events and local club activities.
The Missoulian argues Montana granite is the superior building material for capitol wings. If granite can be supplied within the liberal cost limit set by the special enactment, it will be used. otherwise the state examiners’ original decision stands.
Mrs Sid Whiting of Missoula visits Lima with the Phillip couple. A ten pound boy born to Phil Sappington’s family in Idaho Falls. Bert and George Sears of Hutte spend New Year’s with their mother Dire EK Sears in Lima. Dave Burke travels to Fremont Neb to attend business college. John Thompson Jr injures a finger while splitting kindling. KF Kent appointed joint inspector for Short Line and Gilmore Pittsburg railroads, based in Armentead. Mrs J A West and daughter Bertha plan Salt Lake visit. Mrs Ivy George returns to Butte after holidays in Lima. D O Ray H C Patterson Professor Hughes and Ernest Fosrand of Dell attend Knights of Pythias meeting. S E McGee ill with Brights disease near Lima. Dr Ford hopeful but cautious. Clarence Ekm Trimminona injured in roundhouse accident. legs broken after engine collision. William Cave of Missoula visits Delta Lodge No 15 Knights of Pythians and Knight rank conferred on Ernest Brothers. launch served. Subscriptions urged for the Examiner.
In Beaverhead County Montana the executors of Joseph Shineberger deceased will sell at private sale to the highest cash bidder on January 8 1910 at 10 oclock am at the State Bank of Dillon all estate rights in desert land claims known as Sonr Dough Thompson and Tom Yost ranches and city lots in Dillon with ten percent due at sale and balance on court confirmation. The sale is subject to court confirmation and the terms require cash. Executors William Roe and B Roe.
Dillon Montana hosts a horse sale at the stock yards in late February 1910. All classes welcome with emphasis on well fed, market-ready horses to fetch good prices. Sellers must list stock by January for printed bills to inform buyers. 1615 C. A. Smith.
Notice is given by administrator A A Elliott of Dillon Montana to creditors and others with claims against the estate of Vincent Peyre deceased to exhibit them within four months after first publication with vouchers. See office of C W Robison Dillon in the county of Beaverhead for the probate of the estate.
Estate of Thomas Pritchard deceased to creditors and all persons interested in the estate. Notice to present claims within specified period as required by law. Proceedings overseen by appropriate court authority and filed for settlement.
The administrator for the estate of Thos. Pritchard, deceased, is assigning the Dillon office of C. W. Robison as the place for the transaction of estate business in Beaverhead County. The notice confirms formal administration and location for records and filings.
McClure's Magazine invites a responsible energetic person in Dillon and vicinity to handle subscription interests. No experience needed. Liberal guaranteed compensation and a profitable permanent venture without capital. Full or spare time. Outfit and instructions free. Write McClure's Magazine, 46 East 23d Street, New York City. 14-3 'de.
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