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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1911
Page
4
Wednesday March 1 1911 publication run by L Poin Dexter editor. Paper registered in Dillon Montana under the 1879 act with second class matter. Subscription price two dollars yearly in advance and mailing to subscribers until canceled with arrears paid.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverton County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
An article extols the automobile as a rapid safe business transport, noting lower costs per trip, ease of handling, and fewer delays, while warning against ignorant use. It discusses driving tests, momentum, and accident causes, and highlights a Montana bill to expand voter registration and county fair laws promoting agriculture and stock shows.
Senator Survant's registration bill passed the Montana senate last Wednesday. It allows voters to register in any election district at any time during the year. Voters may register at three designated places with a justice of the peace, a notary public, or the county clerk and recorder. Officials will maintain records and return them to the registry agent during set periods.
Dillon records 1,835 residents in this census versus 1,530 a decade ago. Officials note the city has grown by about one third in area over the past ten years, reflecting expansion alongside population gains.
The Salvation Army submits the quarterly balance sheet for Sept 25 to Dec 25 1910 showing expenditures totaling 376.30 and income of 376.30 from collections War Cry profits donations lodging house income and other sources. It lists visits meetings meals and garments distributed and invites public inspection of books. Capt. Geo Clark and Lieut. Frank Love sign the report.
Transfers recorded in the title books of Pearl Smith for the week ending February 27 include a series of property transactions. Names and locations appear in the entries, highlighting transfers of ownership and associated docket details.
A compilation of patents and deeds transferred in Montana. George W Langley Addie Munday and George Voorheis receive land patents in the Big Hole basin near Wisdom and Jackson. Various warranty and quit claim deeds list transfers in Dillon and Wisdom, with sums and parcel sizes. Also noted are estate, water, and mineral filings including an estate report, Karen Anderson water appropriation, Quartz locations, and lode relocations by mining companies in Montana districts.
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