Death claims Mrs E S Duff in California
Helen Rife Duff daughter of pioneer Medicine Lodge ranchers died July 6 in a Burbank hospital after an extended illness. Born April 27 1889 in Dillon she married Dillon attorney Edward S Duff in 1916 and they moved to Los Angeles. Burial was in Holy Cross cemetery Burbank with services at St Charles church.
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Helen Rife Duff
Isaac Rife
Pioneer
Patricia Duff
Burbank
Isaac T. Rife
Armstead
Edgar B. Rife
Dillon
Frank Rife
Richard Barrett
John A. Barrett
Alhambra
Calif
E. E. Rife
Rochester, N. Y
Nancy and
Constance Barrett
Bernard Williams
Dil
Lon
Andrew Kehoe
Butte
Jack Barrett
Francis Barrett
San Marino
St. Charles Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Call for bids to expand Jackson school house Montana
Construction to be wooden with workmanship like standard bids close July 27 with right to reject any or all bids. Specifications available from Omer Dooling clerk school district No. 24 Jackson Montana.
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Jackson
Montana
Omer Dooling
Clerk
Hattie Noyes Dies. Burial Held at Mountain View Cemetery
Hattie Noyes passed away last Friday. Burial services were held at Mountain View Cemetery at 10 o'clock this morning with Rev. Robert N. Johnstone of Grace Memorial Methodist Church presiding. Etta Edler of Toledo is visiting Ernest and Tom Luebben, while Rev. and Mrs. Victor G. Lewis visit Mrs. Elizabeth Clemon. Rev. Lewis formerly served as Episcopal minister here.
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Hattie Noyes
Mountain View Cemetery
Robert N. Johnstone
Grace Memorial Methodist Church
Etta Edler
Toledo
Ohio
Ernest C. Luebben
Tom
Ernest Luebben
Victor G. Lewis
Elizabeth Clemon
Lewis
60 Years of the Dillon Examiner Highlight Printing Advances
The Dillon Examiner marks six decades of operation with a modernizing push. New acquistions include Number 1 Miedle press capable of 2 000 copies per hour, electric stereotype gear, a multi broach ruling machine, and an automatic platen press. The building front is being renovated to showcase the era of growth. Correspondents from multiple towns continue to provide broad coverage.
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Dillon Examiner
Sixty Years of The Examiner Chronicle in Dillon
The history traces the Examiner's rise from hand set pages to simplex typesetting in 1902, the moving of the plant to Montana street, and key figures like Dan Henneberry and Otto Sassman. It notes editors such as Eugene L. Poindexter and Clara Adams, staff like Homer Faust, and long time correspondents across Beaverhead and neighboring valleys, highlighting wartime deadlines, award recognition in 1948, and student reporters Mandi Luebben and Margot.
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York
Boston
David Sorenson
Clay Dennis
Dennis
Centennial
Anaconda Standard
Dillon
Examiner
Miss Adams
United States
Janet Henneberry
Mary Ellen Conover
Rose Mary Lane
Mary Hungate
Lima
Beulah Neidt
Wisdom
C. L. Kalitowski
Jackson
Dan Piccone
Glen
A. G. Danielson
Harry Beckley
Chicago
Chicago Journal of Commerce
The
Dan Henneberry
Will Oakley
Henneberry
Butte
Oakley
Montana Street
Davis Motor Company
Lou-Esta
Eugene L. Poindexter
Clara Adams
Poindexter
George Ainslie
Ainslie
Montana State Press Association
Montana
Otto Sassman
Sassman
Homer Faust
Beaverhead County
Great Falls Tribune
Butte Daily Post
Montana Standard
Butte Miner
Faust
National Editorial Association
Mandi Luebben
Ernest Luebben
Margot
Meade Hotel
Bannack
Mary N. Cotrell
Big Hole Valley
Big Hole
Keith Boetticher
Peter Rasmussen
Montana papers mark 60 years of Beaverhead reporting
A Beaverhead county newspaper, the Dillon Examiner, celebrates 60 years as a county paper. It highlights frontier journalism in Montana history with Anaconda Standard Missoulian and copper kings Clark Daly, while stressing the Examiner’s goal to serve as an unbiased reporter for Beaverhead county residents.
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Montana
Virginia City
Anaconda Standard
Missoulian
Standard
Anaconda
Helena
Clark
Daly
Copper Kings
Frontier
Dillon Examiner
Independent-Republican
Beaverhead County
The
Examiner
Two Lima Men Charged With Second Degree Assault
Guy Bergman and Ed Williams were arrested in Lima on June 25 after a gun argument and brought before Committing Magistrate George E. Baker on July 5 charged with second degree assault. Bail was set at 1500 dollars each with preliminary hearings scheduled for July 15, 1950.
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Guy Bergman
Ed Williams
Lima
George E. Baker
W. G. Gilbert
Baker
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The Examiner Printing Co showcases its top tier job work quality with precise typography and durable results. Clients praise sharp details and dependable service across varied print runs, from small circulars to large formats.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
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Death
Mrs. E. S. Duff
California
Burbank Hospital
Margot Luebben
University of Montana
Beaver
Hay Country
Hay
H-S Engine Company
Billings
J. W. Walters Garage
N. Montana St
Clay Smith
Pipe Organ Lodge
Clyde Mecham, Mer
Montana Power Company
Dart Hardware
College Wescolite
Fred W. Dart
Robert Wing
William Knapp
George W. Dart
George F.dart
George Black
the Examiner
State Bank & Trust Company
Superintendent of Banks
State of
Colechon
Total Capital Account
Eveesecusee Asneve
Sewes
Eve Ewreweneeret
I. R. M. Stone
R. M. Stone
R. M. Barrett
Jessie L. Barrett
County of
Beaverhead
Audrey Hartwig
State Bank
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