Dillon Montana Newspaper Mailing Notice and Rates
Entered September 20 1902 at Dillon Montana as second class matter under Congress act of March 3 1879 This paper will be mailed regularly to its subscribers until an order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid Price of subscription 2 dollars per year in advance.
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Dillon
Montana
Congress
Eee
Commercial Committee
Boosters’ Club
Bureau
A. Buchanan
Butte
Commercial Club
Billings
Denver
Huntley Flats
Fineer Court House
U.S. Reclamation Service
Northwest
Billinga
Dillon paper boasts largest paid circulation in county
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection. Date noted is Wednesday June 7, 1905.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Water shortage sparks talk of urgent dam plan in Beaverhead
Beaverhead county faces severe irrigation drought with potential costly litigation and crop losses. The column urges rapid action on a larger permanent water supply, noting preliminary steps for the Lima dam and praising local booster efforts to attract investment and growth.
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Beaverhead County
Birch Creek
J. K. Morse
Rattlesanake
Lima
Beaverhead Valley
Billings Boosters Win Citywide Advertising Prize
A Montana town's booster movement wins a Gazette prize for a striking ad illustrating local progress. A Commercial Club committee picked the piece as representative of Billings' yearlong wakeup and business drive led by a dedicated advertising office.
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Bilmac
Commercial Club
Billings
Wooldridge Advocates Sugar Beet Factories in Montana
FRIDAY M. WOOLDRIDGE of Hinesdale Montana urges agricultural growth in western Montana through sugar beet factories. He proposes organized factories modeled after Utah Colorado and Idaho plans with no local bonus, and calls for a guaranteed beet price based on sugar content and purity. He notes pledge of at least 5000 acres of beet cultivation as a first step.
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Utah
Colorado
Sugar City
Idaho
Billings
Dillon Mulls Fourth of July Plan
Indications show Dillon may skip a proper Fourth of July celebration unless a rapid movement by local businessmen is started in the next few days. The burden to organize rests with local business leaders.
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Oka
Dillon
Montana Commercial Association Convention Called in Billings
The Commercial Committee of the Billings club calls a statewide convention of Montana commercial groups including boards of trade chambers of commerce and real estate associations. It will meet in Billings on Saturday June 24 to organize the Montana Commercial Association as endorsed by The Examiner. Beaverhead club urged to send representatives.
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Billings Club
Comercial Organization of
Montana
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Businessmen’s Associations
Montana Commercial Association
Billings
Beaverhead Club
Expert piano tuner at Sherman's Piano House
Dillon residents are informed that Sherman's Piano House in Butte Montana employs an expert piano tuner and guarantees all work. Send your order for tuning and the tuner will call on you the first time he is in Dillon. Address 129 EB Park St Butte Mont.
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Dillon and
Dillon
Sherman
Piano House
Park St. Butte, Mont
Teachers Excursion Rates From Butte Missouri River Points
Teachers can travel via Rio Grande Chicago and return 53 dollars. St Louis and return 49 dollars. Missouri River points and return 42 dollars. Tickets on sale May 25 29 June 10 12. For particulars write KE R Hemt Gen t Agent 39 31 Butte.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Missouri River
R. Hemt
Butte
Water Is Low in Beaverhead Yet Crops Advance
The Weekly Crop Bulletin from the U S Weather Bureau Helena for the week ending June 6 notes warm days and normal sunshine boosting wheat oats and alfalfa throughout the region. Except for moisture shortages in Cascade and Chouteau counties, reports show no major adverse conditions for ranchers.
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Climate and Crop Service
U. S Weather Bureau
Helena
Cascadé
Chouteau
Bannack Tribe No 10 Meets Thursday Evenings
Bannack Tribe No 10 Improved Order of Red Men meets each Thursday at 8 o clock. Visiting brothers are invited. Signers include C. W. Robison and B. N. Stevenson as K of R Sachem.
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Fexote
C. W. Robison
B. N. Stevenson
K of R. Sachem
Crop prospects and stock water concerns in eastern counties
The county report notes improved range and stock condition but warns of low irrigation water and light rains in the past week. Cattle and sheep gains are reported, with some poison weed losses. Early vegetables are abundant and fruit crops look favorable, with shearing progressing in Dillon under G. R. Featherly.
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Beaverhead
Dillon
G. R. Featherly
Thirty Cents a Day Will Do Piano Offer
Orton Brothers advertise a piano sale offering fine instruments at factory cost with payments of 8 to 10 dollars monthly. Located next to City Drug Store, the notice highlights affordability and easy credit to customers.
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Orton Brothers
City Drug Store
Kimball
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E. L. Poindexter
Smith
Mormon Church
Smoot
David Eccles
Ogden
Fred Kiesel
Idaho Falls
Lemhi
Loveland
Colo
M. Wooldridge
Hines
Dale
Wooldridge
Heagys
Rio Grande
Solio
Velox
Eastman Films
Riley
Dillon, Montana
H. A. Bond
M. D
Maurice A. Walker, M. D
Mollon
South Washington St
Montana Mercantile
Dillon Furniture Co
G. 1. Paul
Drs. S. W. Miller and
Lulu R. Kline
A. S
Science
Methodist Church
Orton Bros
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