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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner notes its weekly publication on Wednesdays dated January 12 1910 with editor E L Poindexter and declares the paper entered as second class matter in Dillon Montana under the 1879 Act. Subscription price is 2 dollars per year in advance.
The Dillon Examiner asserts it offers the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead County and invites advertisers to inspect subscription records and mailing lists.
Sudden death of Dr A B Martin last Sunday evening leaves Dillon in gloom. The beloved physician 80 was widely known and respected, his cheerful greeting My brother I wish you well embodies his unselfish life. His memory remains in southern Montana.
Sorority met Saturday evening and German Club to meet Friday evening. Aona Gorman returned Friday to resume work. Misa Etta Brainard came back Sunday. Child's Study Club will meet next Monday after postponement. Basketball tournament at Normal begins mid February. Miss Clara Kermode and Louise Wilson hosted luncheon for Serna Schroeder Kila Falligan and Selma Benderson. Junior elocution begins readings for a recital replacing general exercises. The Monmal is delayed due to late material and will likely publish February fifth. Mrs. Kress spoke on Grieg in the auditorium and Misa Hatch prompted Grieg by playing a wedding march. Richard T. Wyche, president of the National Story Tellers' League, spoke on Kolk iore of the South under local league. Ulyssea stories delighted listeners.
Clay Robison Co. advises against marketing high quality steers lacking finish if buyers have feed and market to follow. Prices for fat cattle are high for the season and optimistic trade conditions loom. Industrial activity is strong, labor wages rise, and a broad beef outlet is seen as secure with proper handling of cattle quality.
Dillon residents feature in Lima notes with horse buyers, a cattle case expert, a new baby, and attendance at funerals and Masonic events. Local figures attend a Boise hotel sale and a Bedrock orchestra party. a court case against Halligan and Roe fails for lack of evidence. Evergreen lodge hosts cards and a banquet at the Masonic hall with dancing at the Peat Hotel.
Judge Callaway of the Fifth district Vir ginia City receives strong backing from district bar associations for the federal judgeship. The Examiner joins in endorsing the recommendation citing his Supreme Court and district bench experience as making him eminently qualified for the post. President Taft could not choose a better candidate than Hon Lew H Callaway.
Western ranchers and stockmen cheer the dismissal of Chief Protester Pinchot and would be thrilled to see the president replace the Washington weather man who has delivered a month of poor forecasts.
The Examiner invites a public interest letter signed "Farmer" but asks the author to reveal his real name before publication. The paper states it has a policy of publishing such communications once the writer is identified.
A crowd of Dillon residents aims to start water wagon trips from midnight to morning and all day Sundays, signaling a shift toward late night and weekend aquatic outings.
In Appreciation Mrs. A. B. Martin and family express thanks for sympathy and sorrow shown after the passing of Dr. Martin. The Examin er records the high regard for his work and impact in the community and state.
McClure's Magazine offers a guaranteed compensation for a responsible person to manage subscriptions in Dillon and nearby. No experience required. The profitable permanent business requires no capital and can be done full or spare time. Complete outfit and instructions provided. Write McClure's Magazine, 46 East 23d Street, New York City.
Robert Koontz is jailed by the Dillon sheriff on a charge he induced Mrs Christensen to leave her husband and move to the city with their child. Christensen seeks prosecution but would forgive his wife if she returns home, with Koontz to be taken back to Dillon soon.
January 22 basketball practice scheduled with Helena boys. Will Carroll returns after illness. Domestic science girls receive Governor Norris’s thanks for Christmas cake. Visitors include Mrs. Edgar Ferris Miss Willard Master Leon Foote Ben Willard Byron Friend and sisters. Miss Bettes of Normal faculty shared a Christmas story and led sewing. Prof. Phillips to host lunch for Latin classes. Alice Lawrence to plan and serve lunch assisted by three freshmen. Regular examinations this week and second semester starts Monday January 17 with morning registration and afternoon classes.
Warranty deeds show transfers from Hannah Moderna to Anna Turner for 160 acres near Polaris and from State Bank of Dillon to T J Mulany for 467.04 acres in Big Hole basin with a $10 price. Sheriff transfers include O C Gosman to State Bank of Dillon for 169 acres and 307.04 acres in the basin at $900 total. John W Smith deeds grant a right of way to Gilmore Pittsburg R R Co across a ranch for $1. Jed L Washburn receives patents for 30.96 and 80 acres in Big Hole basin Placer and near the Idaho line with annual labor listed for A V Royce in New York Vermont Placer.
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