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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
4
EB L Poindexter editor notes entry date September 20 19 2 at Dillon Montana as second class matter under act of March 3 1879 price two dollars per year in advance paper mailed to subscribers until discontinuation orders and arrears paid
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscriptions and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
Citizens debate a city hall for Dillon to house fire water police and public meeting space. Legal limits on indebtedness prevent bonding for the project after past water bonds and a Melena decision restrict financing. until bonds paid or property values rise threefold, Dillon must rely on makeshifts and rented premises.
Sixteen states in the union push stallion quality laws to improve horse breeding. Montana and Wisconsin lead, with aims to curb diseased stock and raise breeding standards while limiting inferior imports. The Montana measure mirrors Wisconsin as pioneer in the movement and gains support for better horses and preventing disease-laden animals entering the state.
Dr. Walker of Dillon and Sr. Cook from Sage Creek visited Lima last week. John A. West and W. G. Patterson conducted county business early this week. Mrs. Jeffers of Dillon plans Lima visits March 16 and 17 for spring millinery. The Delta Lodge masquerade ball was a success. Kk. L. Kent, on Gilmore & Pittsburg railroad work, spent a few days in Lima. J. E. Went, now with Gilmore & Pittsburg at Armatead, is home with influenza. Robison bought the Lima dray line. Charles Brothers joined Sheep Creek Live Stock. J. C. Carrigan left for two weeks in Southern California. Keagy temporarily fills his post. Eastern Star presented Adda Ford a past matron pin. she was reelected. A. F. Jones noted severe winter yet strong cattle market with buyers paying high prices. Adolgh Neeman of Nome Alaska visited Henry Fitter. plans to return home as weather allows and ship two cargoes of horses, with a dredge boat project in mind.
Warranty deeds record transfers from Orton Broa to George P. Romain. Emma Connolly to Hughes & McCaleb. Louis Stahl to R. W. Boone. R. W. Boone to A. A. Elliott. Harvey McKnight to John Y. Wich. Nellie Neelan to Wim F. Cashmore. Otto C. Leach to W. H W Kreft. Coleman Barnett to Roma A. Stanfield. plus mining and patent actions. Several acres and lots across Dillon area with payments listed. water rights, homestead declaration, and multiple mining locations noted along with corporate filings and oil claims.
Montana considers enforcing similar rules and cites Wisconsin four years in operation showing a sharp drop in inferior grade stallions. Wisconsin reports 760 retired grade stallions since 1906 07 65 percent licenses were trades then 48 percent in 08 09. Purebred stallions rise in 37 counties while grade stallions fall in 40. Stallion soundness improves as undesirable animals are retired.
Misa Echo Templeton traveled to Dillon on Monday due to her sister Mionie s illness. Misa Gertrode Cameron returned from Bozeman after being summoned by her mother s illness. Mildred Weenink hosted a luncheon at her home Sunday evening for guests who were not listed.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduces a new sleeping car feature on the Southwest Limited between Chicago and Kansas City. White bedspreads replace heavy woolen blankets for hot weather, with blankets kept in reserve for cooler nights. The change aims to improve passenger comfort and attract travelers who favor an inviting bed.
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