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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1912
Page
7
Attorney General Galen rules sheriffs lack authority to inspect cattle shipments out of state unless appointed stock inspector. For horse shipments, either stock inspector or county sheriff may inspect, with no formal preference. advisement favors stock inspector if dispute arises.
Britain creates a Select Committee to investigate patent and proprietary medicines and related ads. It will assess needed legal changes while industry groups clash, newspapers defend ads, and the medical profession faces scrutiny over fraud in both American and European contexts.
The state board of education issued thirty life diplomas and thirty-nine state certificates to teachers. Seventeen life diplomas went to Normal College graduates including three Dillon girls. Endorsed names include Allison Anaconda, Alspaugh Livingston, Atwood Malta, Boehme Great Falls, Bondeson Havre, Bryan Bozeman, Field Billings, Gaylor Miles City, Hagen Victor, Harrison Victor, Kermode Livingston, Maxell Libby, McCool Billings, McMenamy Butte, Montgomery Chinook, Nutterville Butte, ODonell Pasadena, Poindexter Dillon, Paul Helena, Petit Miles City, Rich Missoula, Richmond Helena, Rossiter Butte, Swetland Kalispell, Stevenson Butte, Sherrard Great Falls, Schroeder Hinsdale, Thompson Big Timber, Wilson Bozeman, Ward Laurel.
The Sells Floto circus arrives Friday June 21 featuring an unusually born baby elephant from Salinas California born April 25 this year. The calf weighed 180 pounds at birth stood 24 inches high and 86 inches long with a 10 inch trunk. Its mother Alice a leading member of the troupe’s herd refused to acknowledge it at first and will be shown in the menagerie.
President Taft signed a three year homestead bill easing claims on public lands. Entrymen may prove claims in three years, take five months absence per year, and reduce required cultivated acres on large claims from 80 to 40. The measure aims to lure farmers from Canada. Senator Botah supported it.
Sate LaDue and Sanders offer one of three stallions a Percheron a Belgian or a Shire all imported and four years old weighing between 1900 and 2000 pounds. Each horse may be purchased individually.
Notice is given in pursuance of a board resolution that Dillon Implement Company will hold a stockholders meeting on Monday June 24 1912 at 10 oclock a m at the company office in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana The meeting will consider extending business to include a Plumbing and Heating department and transact other proper business Directors Chas H Phillips Sam C Arnolds Edward S Duff dated May 8 1912 The Examiner for fine joinery work 39-66
The district court terms for Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties are fixed for 1912 with specific start dates. Beaverhead begins February 1 April 29 August 1 December 4. Jefferson begins February 18 May 14 July 30 November 11. Madison begins March 4 June 8 August 5 October 14. Court opens at 10:00 a m on all dates. Done at Chambers Virginia City Madison County Montana December 2 1911.
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