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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner dated Wednesday January 26 1910 lists editor B L Poindexter with publication since 1902. It notes weekly issues with price two dollars per year in advance and mail delivery terms until discontinuation or arrears.
The Dillon Examiner asserts it has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers open inspection of subscription records and mailing lists to advertisers.
The Missoulian quotes the Billings Gazette to back a statewide property tax rise. It argues tripling assessments with proportional levy cuts would equal the same tax but deliver clearer benefits to all counties and cities, urging united adoption and vigor.
The Audubon Society warns that snow bound birds face starvation as winter bites across the nation. Governors urge feeding programs with quail and songbirds, while volunteers mobilize children to establish local bird relief brigades.
Newsy notes from Lima report Joseph Nichola visiting American Falls Idaho last week and John T Kennedy's trip to Boise for business. M J Martinell returned from Boulder Colorado while Chae Bidwell left for Washington Iowa to visit parents. George Whitworth visited the county seat and H B Stewart returned from Pageville. Mr and Mrs J S Sanders of Rexburg Idaho visited Lima area relatives. A Thursday night fire at Number 1 company house caused about 150 dollars in damage but furniture was saved thanks to quick action by local volunteers.
The article urges ground and grain scatterings and bird seed to aid starving birds. It describes injecting fat meat at tree points for insectivores and placing bird bread lines in schoolyards. Tablescrops with grain and fat may save feeder birds that protect next summer's crops from pests.
The beef trust touts cheaper cuts as most nourishing while porterhouse prices stay unchanged. This suggests consumer choice may be influenced by perceived value despite price stability.
In Butte a volatile week unfolds as Carrie Nation and author Mary McLane arrive, stirring public debate. Locals brace for clashes over temperance and reform amid mounting tensions downtown.
If farmers bring their wives or partners to the institute next month there may be beneficial outcomes. The remark suggests attendance by spouses will improve results and community involvement.
In Dillon yesterday a persistent rumor claimed boxer Jack Johnson had been shot. The report suggests only a half shot incident and lacks official confirmation.
The Y Ancient and Honorable order of Railroad Red Riders will not boycott beef while it remains a component of the time honored mulligan. The note frames beef as essential to the traditional practice and defends its continued use.
Louise Johnson of Helena and Alice Olson of Deer Lodge returned to their homes Monday. A birthday dinner was given for Iva Miller. Dormitory guests Caraon and Roberta were entertained. Caesar party invitations were issued. Prof Rubt Clark addressed the Y M C A and played harp solos. Georgia Cullum is expected back for spring term and a reported foot amputation was found unnecessary.
Miss Etta Reynolds hosted a birthday spread for Miss Elva Wilson with guests Miasea Schroeder Brainard Kermode and E Falligan Sorority members entertained Misses Carson Dunning Settes Schroeder and Thompson Saturday evening Refreshments and games followed A Berna Schroeder of the days of 09 1 2 will leave Saturday for Wisdom to teach the first four grades Tennis club met Tuesday with officers elected President Jodie Maurer Vice President Jilla Falligan Secretary Beulah Meek Treasurer Clara Kermode Final exams end Friday new term starts Monday Convocation weekly Wednesday at 425 p m Junior vocal class to lead general exercises Thursday readings list for final exam Hanging of a Picture Orpha Oneal Aint a Feller s Fault Jennie Noble Happy Little Cripple Connie Marvin A Friendly Hand Marie Devine Specially Jim Beasie Dunlevy He Didn t Ask May Davenport A Remarkable Case Gertrude Reardon
The Scenic Theatre presents a western melodrama titled Wyoming featuring Billy the Kid and Wild Nell in a staged hold up and a hospital drama. The Canada Corlett company portrays the outlaw with a sheriff shooting and a masked escape. Motion pictures and Beaverhead history reels accompany the show as Walter Jones and Lenor Cox perform tomorrow night.
Sheriff deeds convey a Jot in Rife's addition to Dilllon Lumber Co. for 292 dollars. Warranty deeds transfer single lots to Frank M Andrus and Thomas B Taylor for one dollar each. A Northern Pacific Railroad patent covers 360 acres in Beaverhead County. Water rights and spring details cited. probate decree assigns multiple Dillon properties to Craig Cornell Jennie Metlen and Bertie Howard. Examiner listed at 2 dollars annually.
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