Local paper masthead and publication details
F Cress Frank T Conway B L Poindexter editor and proprietor Local editor solicitor and collector Entered September 20 1902 at Dillon Montana as second class matter under Act of Congress of March 3 1879 Price of subscription two dollars per year in advance This paper will be mailed regularly to its subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid.
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Dillion
Montana
W. C. Bagley
Mr. Bagley
Miss Bagley
George W. French
E. J. Pasmore
Beavershead Advertisers Highlight Circulation Claims
The Dillon Examiner touts the paper as the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead County with open subscription records for advertisers. The text then humorously laments a man driven mad by chasing breakfast food ads and multiple brands, illustrating the dangers of overload.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
City Ordinance 146 Sets Dillon Water and Plumbing Rules
Dillon readers are advised that City Ordinance No. 146 outlines rules and rates for Dillon water works including plumbing and fitting work. The article notes the ordinance as fair, well drafted, and likely to gain approval, contrasting with grand jury investigations in Butte and Great Falls and urging officials to heed calls for cleansing and accountability.
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Inet
Dillon
Dillon City
Montana
Butte
Great Falls
Big Copper
Mullins
County assessors meet in Great Falls for uniform rates
County assessors from the state gathered in Great Falls to standardize property assessment rates, focusing on live stock. The published valuations suggest stockmen may face higher assessments than current market prices unless five stock prices jump by March 1.
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Great Falls
Cornell President Blames Panama Move for Monroe Doctrine Fallout
President Schurman of Cornell, McKinley's Philippines commissioner, warned that the Panama action destroys the Monroe Doctrine and starts a policy of violent expansion risking annexation of all South American republics to the United States. Whitelaw Reid may view this as optimistic.
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Schurman
Cornell University
McKinley
Philippines
Panama
South American
United States
Whitelaw Reid
Promises of a Busy 1904 Global Year Ahead
The year 1904 is expected to be eventful with a major world fair in view and ongoing campaigns. Officials note themes of expansion and commemorations linked to the era.
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Celebra
Louisiana Purchase
Society notes recount local contests and parties
The column details Mrs J E Monroe winning a silver sugar tongs for a 70 word piece, near top scores by Mrs Jacobs, and multiple social events. It lists guests at gatherings, Duplicate Whist club nights, a surprise party for Nannie Coon, and forthcoming meetings and dinners hosted by local families and clubs.
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J. E. Monroe
J. KE. Monroe
Ezra, Allen
H. H. Swain
Olmsted
Byron Cunnard
Jacobs
Anna Owsley
H. D. Weenink
ZB. Yeaman
New Spring Suit Styles Displayed with Fit Guaranteed
A local shop proclaims bright showroom windows featuring 300 latest novelty patterns for spring. The firm promises perfect tailoring or no sale and invites customers to view in-store displays and order a suit molded to their form.
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F.C. Kress
Frank T. Conway
B. L. Poindexter
Iowa
Hawkeye State
Whist Club
Kingsbury
Ezra Allen
Prof. Ruediger
C. R. Squire
Nannie Goon
Nannie Coon
Alberta Andrus
A. B. Coon
Railroad Avenue
Nannie
Coon
Oliver Kurtz
Craver
Olive Sapp
Wille Ros
Harry Romain
Leslie Just
Rosié Taylor
Emery
Otis Mudd
Earnest Shanver
Jean Coon
W. B. Carter
James L. Jones
G. W. Dart
Mrs. B. N. Stevenson
B. N. Stevenson
Misa Lamont
Messrs
Albert Stamm
Clark Anderson
Harry Gilbert
T. D. Olmsted
Mark Poindexter
China
Albert
Stamm
Jeweler
Wade
Ladies’ Coats
Kimonas
Brussels
Eliel Bros
Reliable Store