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The Dillon Examiner will be mailed to subscribers at two dollars per year in advance until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner will be mailed to subscribers at two dollars per year in advance until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid.
A letter to the editor decries a 25 percent nationwide fire insurance rate rise by the Pacific Board of Underwriters, arguing Montana and Dillon are unfairly hit. It accuses stockholders of pushing higher rates to protect profits, cites Dillon’s long history of high premiums, and notes delays in reforms promised by waterworks and wiring changes.
The writer laments higher premiums imposed by coastal trusts and warns Montanans Dillon readers may submit to the burden. They call for constitutional or legislative action next winter to curb the perceived avarice, predicting notable premium lapses if public interest wanes.
Fragment discusses Senator La Follette or a like figure aligned with the people and ready to push for courage and stability beyond the president to resolve a question, whether today or tomorrow.
Warranty deeds record Henry Burfiend to Stephen Lasich for lot 19 block 7 Dillon and Jno Morton to Ethel Rhodes for Wis dom block 1 lot 10 and block 7 lot 12 at 200. Chas C Schultz transfers 273 acres in Big Hole basin to Dan C Tovey for 2000. Quitclaim from Schultz to Tovey covers 160 acres with water rights. Bertie Howard to Harriet Perry deed for lot 13 in Dillon block with 20. Mining deed from William Roden to Geo A McDonald covers Neversweat Bonanza claims and Never sweat mill site in Bloody Dick mining district. Lease from Gerre Romain to
John Teasier holds 160 acres in the Big Hole basin near Jackson. Quartz locations and lode claims are listed for Victor F. Stolle, J. H. Mackey, K. C. North, Jos P. Stephens, and D. J. Hennessey across several mining districts. Placer spots named Pratt's Bar, Georgia, Red Rod, Big Ship in Bea verhead county. Water rights secured by David P Jenkins and Wm. E. Davis for 12 cu ft per second on the north fork of Big Hole river and by Elmer C. Bateman for 4 cu ft on Canyon Creek.
Oregon Short Line will sell round trip tickets to Portland for 30 dollars with return valid for ninety days from sale date. Tickets available June Sth and June 12th through agent W. F. Ruemke.
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