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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1911
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner published on Wednesday March 15 1911 edited by E L Poindexter. Subscription price listed at 2 dollars per year in advance with mail delivery maintained until subscribers request cessation and all arrears are settled.
The Dillon's Examiner asserts it offers Bea verhead county's largest bona fide paid circulation and guarantees advertiser access to subscription records and mailing lists for inspection.
Nator elect Henry L Myers outlines his stance on direct election of U S senators opposition to large military spending support for income and inheritance taxes openness to reciprocity with Canada and a Jeffersonian democratic philosophy advocating equal rights to all and special privileges to none in public policy decisions.
A Chicago mail order firm issued stock boosting capitalization to 40 million dollars and recently declared a 33 1/3 percent stock dividend. Analysts warned of receivership, yet profits surge as farmers and small-town residents fund large dividends, outpacing local merchants.
A columnist argues that marriage should be made harder to obtain to prevent rash unions and easy divorces. The piece critiques the ease of obtaining marriage licenses and raises conjecture about the role of high living costs and public indifference in modern marriage.
The piece argues that making marriage harder and divorce easier reflects a theory where unattainable desire drives union. It claims many marriages are hollow, maintained only for convention, and urges honest divorce as preferable to a deceitful, socially constrained union.
The Missoula Sentinel arrives at The Examiner office and earns a spot on the exchange list. The democratic paper advocates independent principles and is praised as a bright, newsy sixteen page publication. It is deemed a credit to its management and expected to rank among leading democratic papers in the Treasure state.
The new Leadore bank remains mysterious with unknown promoters and a small 24 by 36 building set to open around the 20th. The Leadore Commercial Club held its liveliest meeting yet with five new members and committees formed to explore road funds and school buildings while noting postal delays and a mail disruption near Gilmore and Leadore due to a caboose accident.
Mayfield Bros offers expert law filing services with a guarantee. Contact for details on timelines and scope of work.
A list of warranty, referee, quit claim and mining deeds transferring numerous parcels in Montana regions including Big Hole basin near Bristow Wisdom Dillon and Wisdom area. Entities include J E Morse Montana Land and Development Co Charles W Francis Andrew G Danielson William M Knapp Fred L Stone F A Hazel Emil Zorn John G Albers James Kirkpatrick Ted Ellis Lewis Ellis Darby Mining Co Charles C Baird Derby Mining Co Hecla Mining Co and Jacob M Neidt with parcels, acreages and nominal sums noted.
More than thirty secretaries of Montana commercial clubs met in Great Falls to found the Northwestern Development League. They aim to convene delegates from Montana Idaho Oregon Washington and the Dakotas in April, seek governor Norris support, and invite neighboring states to participate. The Helena meeting would press for a Canadian-bound homeseekers movement toward the northwest.
The document presents the 1911 condition of the State Bank of Dillon Montana. It lists resources including loans and discounts 632 089 86 cash items 12 321 85 and total assets 727 617 89. Liabilities include capital stock 50 000 00 surplus 10 000 00 and deposits 275 637 70 with due to banks 47 613 2 and a 50 000 00 special reserve.
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