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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1909
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner alert readers to mail subscription handling and discontinuation policy. Publisher E L Poindexter notes the 1902 entry date and Montana base, with $2 yearly advance rate and mailed delivery until a clear stop order and arrears settlement.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open to advertiser inspection.
The Kalispell Journal reports registration opens July 15 and closes August 5 for drawing on Flathead Spokane and Missoula reservations. Only 6,000 Spokane acres will be opened, yielding 37 claims under 160 acre units. Railroads expect extra trains to handle Eastern visitors headed for the Seattle fair as Missoula and Kalispell plan for steady arrivals and departures.
A Woman's Home Companion excerpt portrays Rubicon as the state’s most patriotic town. A Capua native is challenged to prove loyalty, a local leader leads by example, and a rain-soaked chimney is cited as proof in a humorous exchange about civic virtue.
A narrator reflective piece contrasts a town plagued by Fourth of July firecrackers with Capua and praises the evolved Rubiconian celebration. It describes a parade, a noise festival for children, athletic events, luncheon, dancing, and a fireworks finale, noting a shift from risky displays to a patriotic communal festivity.
The National Wool Warehouse and Storage company finishes a five story fire proof building at Forty third and Tobey Streets. D I Baker of Boston will manage with J K B Coupriff of Rock Springs returning as president. Wool from western growers continues to be stored, with buyers in Salt Lake and Boston evaluating the Chicago facility.
July 2 and 3 special runs to Denver offered for the National Educational Association. Rates from Utah points only. Inquiries and rates available from agents.
The United States Land Office announces a modification of June regulations for the Lemhi reservation. Entry of lands is permitted in Hailey on July 15, with settlement restricted until August 16. The change aims to curb scenes and related troubles by requiring entrants to be present in Hailey on July 15.
The Armour Grays impressed London crowds at Regent's Park horse parade with driver Willy Wales performing a six ton team in a tight circle. The Great Sella-Floto Shows have booked them for a national tour, and their trophies will be displayed when the circus visits on July 9th.
Daily tickets one way via Portland. Frequent dates for other routes. See O S L agents for further details.
Notice of an impending land sales tour through Dakota Minnesota and Iowa with plans to bring a party to Dillon around mid July. Seeks lists and descriptions of lands for sale and asks landowners to contact personally by mail or at J. C. Smith’s law office in Dillon Montana 43-13.
On June 1 11 12 16 26 July 2 3 23 24 August 13 14 September 10 11 1909 the Oregon Short Line will sell cheap round trip tickets to points east including St Louis and Chicago with a ten day limit and final limit of October 31. For rates inquire as agent.
The First National Bank at Dillon Montana shows assets including loans 13501 and discounts and deposits. Liabilities list capital of 100000 surplus 200000 undivided profits 73901 and deposits totaling 945194.14 with notes 50000 outstanding. Notary Henry Rogers witnessed the declaration June 25 1909 and B F White signs as president.
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