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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1904
Page
4
F C Kress E L Poindexter editors and proprietors announce the Dillon Montana paper with entry date September 2 1902 and rate of $2 per year in advance. It will be mailed to subscribers until ordered discontinued and arrears are paid.
An advertiser oriented notice declares the Dillon Examiner guarantees the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. It states subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection. Date noted is Wednesday March 16 1904.
The general land office plans reforms including sending special agents with high grade kodaks to photograph improvements on disputed homesteads and timber entries. Photos and accompanying affidavits would serve as prima facie evidence, reducing witness needs and delays from Washington appeals, improving efficiency and tone in the office.
Minnesota rail cases show the railroad commission can curb carrier actions. Northwestern railroad seeks to drop regular agents at minor stations due to dwindling business and must justify the move to the commission. Another road must restore daily branch line service after the commission ordered it, with the attorney general pursuing enforcement for noncompliance. In states without commissions, affected people lack remedy.
The Beaverhead County Farmers Institute will meet in city sessions next Wednesday and Thursday March 16 and 17. Planting and farming activity cycles bring growers to attend. representatives from the live stock and agricultural sectors will gather for the sessions.
The Examiner notes growing discussion on Benj Bond's novel irrigation plan and proposes a public explanation by Bond at the institute followed by a practical rancher and irrigator discussion to boost stock-raising cooperation.
The New York legislature plans a Lexow style committee to investigate stock promotion and exploitation in New York City. Focus to begin with ship building securities, then widen to similar ventures to guide new investor protection laws. The effort aims to shed light on financial methods that have ruined thousands of small investors and protect future ones.
Anna Carter was absent Monday and Miss Sheddhan returned after illness. The V F Q enjoyed by the Wall sisters last Saturday. cream puffs and coffee served. An Algebra test amused a few. girls plan a future basketball game. Theta enjoyed by Miss Burfeind Tuesday. temperance club forms among high school boys. Library catalogued by decimal system. Dillon Orchestra uses piano from Sherman’s Music House for Saturday night at The Fair Store.
Mrs. Catherine White underwent an operation in Salt Lake City and is recovering. A wind storm and heavy snows hit Lima midweek. A surprise party celebrated Geo Palmer Jr. at Mrs. Palmer's home with prizes to Miss Bessie Singer and Mr. Leo Truax. Dan Currie and Sylvia Nelson wed at Mrs. Cosgrove's home with many well wishers.
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