Dillon Examiner Subscription Note 1902
The Dillon Examiner states it is entered as second class matter in Dillon Montana on September 20 1902 under the 1879 act. Subscriptions cost 2 dollars per year in advance and will be mailed to subscribers until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid.
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Dillon
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Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Paid Circulation Claim
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Reviving Respect for Public Figures in a Harper’s Greeting
Harper’s Weekly extols several political leaders noting Tillman and Roosevelt as honest capable statesmen. The piece lauds their leadership, debating prowess, and ability to unite opinion, praising Allison Bailey Aldrich Foraker and others for their influence and vision.
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Benjamin RR
Tillman
William A. Allison
Joseph W. Bailey
Benton
Clay
Nelson W. Aldrich
Joseph B. Foraker
President Roosevelt
Insurance Firms and the San Francisco Fire Losses
The Inter Mountain argues legislatures will not curb fire insurance firms next winter and criticizes the industry for resisting loss sharing, imposing new taxes, and using policy clauses to escape liability. It says sympathy could justify higher premiums but faults insurers for evading responsibility and blaming underwriting schemes.
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Inter Mountain
San Francisco
California
Fire insurance reform discussed by local business groups
A fragmented discussion on localizing and mutualizing fire insurance business across areas is presented. The text argues that without restrictions on foreign stock companies, progress will rely on patient but unrealistic merchants, risking broader acquisition of local firms.
Montana State Normal College ninth annual catalogue highlights growth
The Montana State Normal College reports 197 students this year including 7 graduates and 28 in preparatory department. Meagher County nonparticipants aside from guests from seven other states, with Idaho sending four and Washington Oregon California Utah North Dakota Michigan one each. Music department shows 41 vocal, 89 piano, 41 other instruments, two in harmony. A new manual training department boosts practical training for pupil teachers as dormitories keep living costs low.
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Montana State Normal College
Normal College
Imass
Meagher
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Utah
North Dakota
Michigan
School of Music
E. §. Luce
State College
Rocky Mountain Lodge Sealed Bids For New Brick Building
The Rocky Mountain Lodge No. 5 O of F Salmon Idaho invites sealed proposals for a two story brick building 62 by 100 feet with sections for building and materials, plumbing heating tinning sheet metal, and electrical wiring fixtures. Bids due 2 o'clock a m July 6 1906. Plans and specs available at the office or Allen C Merritt Architect. Geo H Monk chairman James A Turnbull secretary.
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Rocky Mountain Lodge No. 5
Salmon
Idaho
Allen C. Merritt
Largest Montana wool clip sold to Boston firm
The 1,250,000 pound wool clip from J. B. Long & Co. of Great Falls was sold last week to F. R. Peters for Hallowell Jones & Donald of Boston. Prices were not published but believed at least 25 cents. Most of this year's wool will be shorn in Valley county from 160,000 sheep owned by the firm with holdings in Cascade and Teton counties, and the sale covers all Montana wool.
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Montana
J. B. Long & Co
Great Falls
F. R. Peters
Hallowell, Jones & Donald
Boston
Valley County
Cascade
Teton
Mrs Jose Haines Travel From Bedrock Yesterday
Mre Jose Haines arrived after a trip from Bedrock yesterday afternoon.
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Mre. Jose
Haines
Bedrock
Beaverhead Sheriff Sale Notice 1906 in Montana
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana Thomas M Selway plaintiff sues Monroe Mann and Mary Mann defendants The sale is set for June 23 1906 at 11 am at the Court House front door Dillon Montana The property includes the NE quarter of section 26 and NW quarter of section 25 in township 7S range 10W totaling about 320 acres with improvements water rights to Rattle Snake Creek and proportional shares of later rights The sale terms are cash Dated May 30 1906 Sheriff M D Gist and Under Sheriff Geo W Dart.
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Mary &. Mann
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Range Ten West
Montana Meridian
Rattlesnake Creek
Beaverhead County
M. D. Gist
Geo
W. Dart
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