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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner edited by EB L Poindexter announces the paper’s entry date September 20, 1922 and Dillon Montana as its city of issue under the 1879 act. Subscription price is 2 dollars per year in advance and readers will receive regular mail service until an order to discontinue is received and arrears are paid.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
Senior Class A graduates from the State Normal College at Dillon ready to join Montana's teaching corps. The Miner praises the college and its diplomas as evidence of qualified teachers who advance education nationwide and advocates fair pay and first opportunities for Montana graduates.
The Independent criticizes the wool market where Montana producers face 14 to 16 cents per pound this year after 20 to 22 cents last year. It argues party leaders protected wool tariffs during the Payne Aldrich debate, while growers now see prices failing to meet expectations and warn the trust's greed.
Northern Montana dry farming faces its harshest test as soil dries out across most localities. Hay crops will be light and grain yields below normal, yet the year highlights the value of scientific farming on dryland.
The Great Falls Tribune notes that fields treated with moisture conserving practices and summer fallowing show better grain prospects than those with slip shod methods. Alfalfa and spring plowed crops suffer on dry land due to inability to save moisture, affecting overall yields.
Patent to Albert Smith for 160 18 acres in Big Hole basin. Final receipt to James Powelson for 120 acres in Big Hole basin. Right of way deed from John A Donovan to Gilmore Pittsburg Railroad Co Ltd across ranch for $1. Leonard and Adolph Eliel to Eliel Brothers bargain sale for 5 lots and part of 5 lots in Dillon for $1. Multiple warranty deeds for properties in Big Hole basin near Lima Polaris Dillon and other districts with nominal consideration. Mining deeds cover several lodes in Elkhorn, Lost Clouds, and Bloody Dick districts. Articles of incorporation filed by Beaverhead Operating Co and Southern Montana Telephone Co.
Dr Ackley lists office and residence at Edie block with phone number 105.
The July number features a summer story lineup with Mary Heaton Vorse's Italian setting Fourth of July tale, Grace Keon's The Valley of Paradise, Grace Richmond’s Brothers Four serial, and humorous pieces by Hulbert Footner and Anne Warner. Special articles range from suffrage notes by Mrs. Margaret E. Sangster to home advice, summer camp furnishing, vacation guidance, pets, and a Postscript page with stories, verse, and a song Return Again.
The Blake family Edward and family thank friends and neighbors for helping during their bereavement after the death of Earl Blake their beloved son and brother in Lakeview Montana.
The Harkness family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the death and burial of their son and brother Miles. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Harkness and family.
Notice lists 100 head of horses for sale including 50 mares some with foals, 50 draft and driving horses and saddlers. All young fat well bred good color on Dubois range. For more information write or wire Dubois Idaho.
Directory listing St James Episcopal Church Methodist Episcopal Church and Catholic services with pastors and weekly schedules. Includes St James Holy Communion and Sunday school times, Methodist classes and leagues, Catholic mass times and devotions, and notes on Lima Melrose Horse Prairie Dell Willis attendance and Dillon masses.
For rent rooms by day week or month in a neatly furnished lodging house above the Fair Store run by Mrs Wilmer Collins offering modern conveniences and a comfortable stay.
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