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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1907
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner states it is entered in Dillon Montana as second class matter. It informs subscribers the price is $2 per year in advance and will be mailed until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
Discussion notes that warships quickly become outdated, citing the Oregon from the Spanish American War and the Chester and Inflexible as examples. The Springfield Republican compares US and English ship speeds, arguing costly vessels become junk upon launch or soon after.
The Kalispell Bee reports unease over James J. Hill gaining control of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line, suggesting reduced shipper options and less competition in Montana. It notes prior fights for rate concessions and warns profits may flow to a single pocket after consolidation. It also covers Big Hole Basin and Wisdom news items.
Week ending July 8 reports warranty deeds transferring extensive ranch and mineral properties in Beaverhead and Elkhorn districts. Transactions include Weldon Blee to Frederick Blae 160 acres on Johnson creek Big Hole basin and Antone H Jackson to Thomas J Mulaney 203 acres. Mining deeds name multiple lodes and locations with $1 consideration. Articles of incorporation filed by Gilmore Pittsburg RailroadCo.
The piece notes rates remain higher than a decade ago despite increased business and cites Mil waukee road competition as ineffective. It questions immediate effects on Mail waukee road projects where lines parallel Northern Pacific and predicts possible stoppage west of Miles City. It also mentions Mr Hill's strong Montana influence and calls for government regulation to relieve the public.
Under a new regulation effective July 1 ordinary postage stamps may be used on special delivery letters with ten extra cents in stamps affixed and the words Special Delivery written on the envelope. This change offers more convenience than the prior requirement to use a special stamp.
J. Pp Campeau announces reopening after purchasing the McLaren carriage and wagon shop. services include all wagon and carriage work and a carpenter shop in connection. All work undertaken in a first class manner with house cleaning and carpet laying available, orders left at Dillon Grocery Store.
WANTED position as machine man can handle any kind of machinery from a threshing machine up C. R. DOTY Dillon Mont 44 tf. MOVED Dr Poindexter's office now in new Poindexer building Idaho street entrance Office hours 10 to dei-a m 2 to Sp m and at night Telephone 42A 47X Seed wheat seed oat and seed potatoes at Graeter Grocery Co 31th
Mrs Dan Burkholder visits Butte as O M Beat returns from a business trip to Butte. Wm Connor and his mother of Dell shop in Dillon. J S Freeman and wife of Dell shop in Dillon. Mas Melvin of Argenta transacts business in Dillon. John Marsh visits from New Departure Mine. Dentist C M Eddy in Dillon. Jas W Underwood of Bannack visits. Dillon Steam Laundry handles house cleaning. Poindexter party returns from St Louis. Frank Knotts paints State Bank and Odd Fellows Hall. Mrs Clark Anderson returns from Illinois. 28 new Poindexter building Idaho street entrance with office hours and phone. Martin Sorensen sells 1400 acres to E W Slack with stock and implements. Slack assumes operation.
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