Dillon Montana paper admission note September 1902
The document records second class mailing at Dillon Montana dated September 20 1902 under the 1879 act. It lists subscription price two dollars per year in advance and states mail delivery continues until ordered stopped and arrears paid.
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Dillon
Montana
Nant Ae
Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Paid Circulation
The Dillon Examiner proclaims to advertisers it has Bea verhead county’s largest bona fide paid circulation and offers open inspection of subscription records and mailing lists.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Optimism Grows As Crops And Industry Improve
Helena Record notes rising rail and industrial earnings despite unsettled tariff questions. Henry Clews cites improving crop prospects with a large cotton crop and profitable corn and wheat futures. While fruit crops lag, overall crops are four points below last year but eight above the year before, fueling strong optimism.
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Henry Clews
Marsatisfactory
Clews
Helena
Struggle for the passes across Montana peaks
Montana’s mountain passes ignite a railroad land rush as companies abandon a long standing gentlemen’s agreement to rival for routes. The Milwaukee’s arrival disrupts a century of consensus, sparking rapid construction across shared terrain.
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Milwaukee
County Board orders revocation of all saloon licenses along railroad right of way
The Dillon Montana county board reviewed Blair and Purdam license challenges regarding a fixed place of business for selling intoxicating liquors. They found the Blair and Purdam site operated for over six months and was along the Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad right of way, but decided that closing all licenses along the route is necessary to protect county interests and enforce laws. They adjourned after announcing licenses will be revoked and directed notices to be served.
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James Blair and
Purdam
James Blair
van Pardam
Board of County Commissioners
State of
Montana
van Purdam
Dillon
C. W. Robison
Jos. C. Smith
Blair and Purdam
Blair
H. R. Melton
H. G. Rogers
Blair & Purdam
Grant
It Interests
the Horse Prairie Club
Horse Prairie Club
U. S
Brenners
Brenneras
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Armetead
Armatead
Brennera
Blain & Pardam
Dillon Implement Company
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