Dillon Examiner Receives Praise From National Firms
Compliments flood in from across the nation for the Dillon Examiner Christmas edition. F H Williams of Beaverhead Co-Operative reports a letter from T H Hagen president of Hagen Berg Co praising the paper as metropolitan and urging better local advertising.
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Dillon Examiner
F. H. Williams
Co-Operative Elevator
T. H. Hagen
Hagen-Berg Co
Grain Commission
Minneapolis
P. H. Williams
Mgr
Beaverhead Co-Operative Company
Dillon
Montana
Examiner
1917 Promises Big Year for Dillon and Beaverhead County
The Beaverhead County outlook for 1917 is highly optimistic with plans for a flour mill, new hotel by Harry Andrus, and remodeling of the Metlen hotel. A new state bank charter is expected, railroad development, increased building activity, and a booming agricultural year with high wool prices and strong cattle and horse markets.
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Montana
Beaverhead County
Great Treasure State
Dillon
Examiner
Oregon Short Line
Harry Andrus
Metlen
Pearl J. Smith
Bozeman Merchants Endorse Buy at Home Campaign
Bozeman merchants and business men pledge to buy only from local retail firms and urge others to follow the home patronage plan. The Courier notes possible past violations by merchants and suggests mail order habits may harm the community while considering impacts on local job printing.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
Courier
Bozeman Merchants Seek Cure for Printing Trade Evils
A Bozeman report notes a large volume of printing trade outside the city and warns that similar conditions in other businesses would mirror a growing evil. Merchants resolve to correct the situation.
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Bozeman
Dillon Commerce Shows Big Increase In 1916 Freight
A Dillon city report details a surge in shipments in the past year with 1027 cars received and 1026 sent out. Livestock and agricultural products dominate exports while wheat, hay, potatoes and flax seed appear among cargoes and building materials plus immovables and perishable goods are listed.
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Dillon
I. Dillon
Presidential electors cast for Wilson in Montana
Montana's Democratic electors met in Helena and cast ballots for Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall as president and vice president. The process follows the electoral count act, with Congress counting state ballots on February 14 in Washington.
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Montana
Woodrow Wilson
Helena
Wilson
Marshall
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Mr. Wilson
Columbia Phonographs Promoted at City Drug Store
The City Drug Store displays a full line of Columbia phonographs for demonstration. Mr. Burfiend offers a complete Columbia record selection in popular and classical music and provides free demonstrations of the Columbia disc machines.
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The
City Drug Store
Columbia
Burfiend
Auction Sale of Horses at Armstrong and House Ranch
Auction set for January 16 to sell Percherons and high grade horses at Armstrong and House Ranch northwest of Clyde Park. Contact G Farnsworth in Dillon for farm loan options in any amount.
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Dillon
J. W
Rex
BE. G. Farnsworth
Armstrong & House
Clyde Park
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Dillon Examiner Examiner Printing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Dillon, Mont
Examiner Printing Company
Columbia Phonograph
Tattersall
Atlantic St
W. W. Ambrose
R. H. Fuqua
South Washington Street
United States Land Office
George O. Freeman
JOS. Oker
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
William Dellmore Knox
Dell
Seysey
Township
Range
Montat Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Louie C. Anderson
John H. Hoffman
Bert Knox
Roy HE. McNinch
JOS. Okbr
Register
Norma Talmage
Mack Swain
Polly Moran
the Vampire
Ambrose
Paramount
Thomas Meigher and
Anita Kingn
Hoorah
Nance O’neil In
Iron Woman
William
Hart
Dawn Maker
Fay Tincher
Adlrea
Sessue Hayakaw
Kina San
William Farnum
Fox
Yan
Nizam
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