Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Dillon Examiner in Dillon, Montana

We have 3,228,115 pages in Montana

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 22 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1919

Page

1

Many Changes in Taxation in Montana Land Classification

Statewide reforms would require the State Board of Equalization to set a uniform system for classifying lands for assessment. County boards would map and record classifications by county, fund a Classification Fund with a one mill annual levy, and mail notices to landowners. The act aims for an equitable basis of taxation and details appeals procedures and in force date.

Senate Haley Montana Legislative Assembly State of State Board of Equalization Board of County Commissioners State Board of Equaligation Board of Commissioners Sanders County Heron

City approves paving and lighting plan for Dillon

The Dillon city council held special sessions endorsing a street paving and lighting proposal. Proposed Montana Idaho streets and many crags streets would get paving and light posts at about 250 to 300 dollars per lot, total near eighty thousand dollars, financed in installments. Most property owners back the improvements despite a few refusals to sign, and a second canvass shows support to proceed.

Montana Idaho Dillon

Montana Aims to Build Strong State Y M C A

Beaverhead county credits its war era giving while Montana plans a new statewide Y M C A drive. Helena meetings set a $30 000 target to establish a robust state department and local towns like Dillon anticipate requests this week for support in the March drive. The article notes past Y M C A efforts in Europe and urges public contributions to create lasting social welfare in Montana.

United War Work Y's Salvation Army Europe Armenia Syria United States France Belgium Beaverhead County Montana Helena Dillon Army Pershing Vemen

Direct Shipment of U.S. Building Materials to Norway

The forward of what is believed to be the first direct American shipment of house-building materials to Norway has recently departed. The delivery aims to supply Norwegian builders with timber and related products sourced from U.S. manufacturers.

Norway

Cattle Sale Set For Monday In Dillon Yard Auction

Buyers from across the state prepare for the largest cattle sale ever held in southern Fontana at the Dillon Horse Sales company yards on Monday March 24. More than 1000 head of cattle and a large batch of full blooded bulls will be offered attracting local and distant bidders.

Fontana Dillon Horse Sales Company Dillon

Resale History of Car Demonstrates Value of Used Vehicles

John A. Butler of Butler Motor Car Company recalls Demostrator No. 101 seen by 3000 in 1915, resold to United States Stock Food in 1915, reacquired for trade, refurbished, then sold for 850 in 1918, $25 above original price. He argues resale price reflects public perception of a car’s value and durability, citing a Dodge Brothers car as another example.

John A. Butler Butler Motor Car Company Kansas City United States Stock Food Company Dodge Brothers

City Council Adopts Resolution for Special Improvement District

At a regular meeting Monday the city council passed and adopted a resolution to create a special improvement district. The resolution is printed elsewhere in this paper. The council also audited and ordered paid the following bills.

New Bakery Opens in Dillon City

Nicholas Schmittroth opens the Sugar Bowl bakery in Dillon. He began operations last Saturday and runs several up-to-date bakeries in the state, including a former Ely Nevada establishment sold to Mothers' Bakery. A Twin Bridge bakery recently opened, with plans for more branches in the region.

Nicholas Schmittroth Sugar Bowl Schmittroth Ely Nevada Dilton Twin Bridge

Damages Awarded in Short Line Sheep Case and Shoemaker Truck Crash

The district court last week heard Alvin Dewitt vs Short Line for damages. a jury awarded plaintiffs 1920 dollars with interest for sheep killed by a train near the stockyards. Frank Shoemaker vs Oregon Short Line ended with a verdict of 2000 dollars for injuries from a locomotive collision near the freight depot. F L Wynes faced Montana charges for liquor in his store and was found not guilty after a one hour deliberation.

Alvin Dewitt Short Line Melthn Rodgers & Gilbert Frank Shoemaker Oregon Short Line Shoemaker Pease and Stephenson State of Montana F. L. Wynes C. W. Robinson Mr. Wynes

New York Brewers Resume 2 Percent Alcohol Beer Sales

The lager beer brewers board of trade of New York and New Jersey announces that its 42 member breweries will resume selling beer with 2 percent alcohol content. They cite counsel saying this strength is not intoxicating and not against the law after the Dec 1 proclamation interpretation.

New York

Western Montana league aims to form regional baseball clubs

A movement in Anaconda seeks a semi professional Western Montana league with teams in Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Mis soula and Dillon. The plan envisions two Butte teams and one team in each other town. So far Butte Anaconda and Deer Lodge endorse the project and organizers hope local fans will back it for a strong baseball season.

Anaconda Butte Deer Lodge Missoula Dillon

Diamond-O Ranch Auction Heads List of Livestock and Equipment

Beaverhead county hosts a massive Diamond-O sale on the 27th and 28th. Ira Sanders coordinates at the old home ranch and Millpoint hotel with a free lunch at noon. More than a thousand head of cattle plus 30 work horses 20 saddle horses 100 young horses 36 registered bulls milch cows hogs and ranch gear are listed for sale alongside a full itemized catalog.

Beaverhead County Diamond-O Company Grasshopper Nay Brothers Ira Sanders Old Home Ranch Millpoint Hotel Belgium

Montana officials discuss assessment and taxation laws

Helena March 17. Joan Edgerton assistant to the state board of equalization visited Helena after trips to Butte and Missoula. He said meetings with county assessors and officials were satisfactory and that House Bill 30 changes nothing in property assessment and county classification laws from prior statutes.

Helena Safe Board of Equalzation Joan Edgerton Butte Missoula

Woolgrowers reestablish Eastern Montana association

Miles City March 15 Fifty prominent sheepmen of eastern Montana met today and re organized the Eastern Montana Woolgrowers association which has been in abeyance since 1915. George W Meyers was chairman F D ONeil of Mizpath was instructed to call a second meeting in which all eastern Montana sheep men are expected to attend April 14 in Miles City.

Miles City Montana Eastern

Beaverhead Lumber Expands to Lima with New Yard

H. S. Gimble, manager, closed a deal last Thursday with John Peat to acquire 10 Lima lots on the west side of the railroad tracks near the Peat hotel. Gimble plans a liner yard tied to Beaverhead Lumber in Dillon and a general lumber and coal business in Lima.

Gimble Beaverhead Lumber Company John Peat Lima Peat Dillon

Court to Rule on Constitutionality of Tax Classification Law

Helena March 17 The Supreme Court will rule on the constitutionality of a tax classification bill after Attorney General Ford files for a mandamus to compel Lewis and Clark County Assessor Martich to assess property under the law Martich says he will ignore the new bill and assess as before The action aims to settle the issue before the rolls are prepared in a cooperative move by the assessor and the state board of equalization.

Helena Supreme Court C. Ford H. Martich Lewis and Clark County Martien State Board of Equalization

Fort Wayne firm to install 20000 gallon gasoline storage tank

Ay J F Benda of the Fort Wayne company and Roy Murray of Butte visited to arrange a 20000 gallon storage gasoline tank at Beaverhead Motors Company. The plant will improve gasoline quality and service and be ready by May 1.

Carr Takes Charge Of Portland And Oregon City Railway

Since February 8 after the annual meeting Stephen Carver is no longer the corporate or managing director of the Carver railroad. F M Carr secretary and treasurer has assumed management, with principal owners bankers and stockmen of Chinook Mtont guiding property familiarization.

Portland & Oregon City Railway Company Stephen Carver Carver Railroad F. M. Carr Chinook Mtont Carr Portland Oregonian

Sullivan Brothers Ship Car of Horses to Ashton

Sullivan Brothers shipped a carload of horses to Ashton Idaho after selling to Harrison Wilcomb. The month saw several carloads sold with one shipment noted as among the finest, the horses weighing 1500 to 1900 pounds each.

Sullivan Brothers Ashton Idaho Harrison Wilcomb

Governor Signs Bills Raising County Officials’ Salaries

Governor Stewart yesterday approved measures boosting pay for county officers and deputies. The package includes H. B. 178 for county superintendents, S. B. 45 and Sub S. B. 64 raising salaries for treasurer sheriff assessor county clerk auditor and county attorney, with undersheriff and chief deputies set at fixed rates in first class counties. Also signed was H. B. 381 on life insurance company business methods.

Stewart Hoe

Governor vetoes bill abolishing Montana game wardens

Governor Stewart vetoes House Bill 264 which would shift deputy game wardens duties to sheriffs and local officers. He argues the plan burdens taxpayers, weakens protections for fish and game, and urges a well funded state department paid by license revenue. The veto notes potential expansion to 50 deputies nationwide.

Helena Stewart Montana Saaynot State Board of Examiners Fish and Game Fund Fish and Game Department

Judge Clark Travels From Virginia City to Dillon

Judge W. A. Clark motored to Dillon from Virginia City Monday morning with Mrs. Clark and their son W. A. Clark Jr. Mrs. Clark later took the afternoon train for Butte.

Judge Clark W. A. Clark Dillon Virginia City

Also Mentioned on This Page

ONCIL General Fund Centennial Oil Co Elk Ruben Pritts Tel Go.a Gettildoteg Sh Examiner Printing C & Dette Og Reese Esse Se Nick Spehar Union el CR E Mlestdeeldas H. G. Rodgers M. A Fundates Greg Ae R51 Thelma Jensen Ge Forest Bayerd Ga Bwsoty Aes G V. Elder Pees Ee G. V. Hitler W. F Gray Couette Rene Bait Opag Dan Deers Ween Lillie M. Badeon A. L. Badeon Tel Co Wivleleltehh Vlatmigeid Hose Pali Sdate Biden Pty Es A. Boyer Remington Typewriter Co George Naysich L. Innes Union el Wal Bog L. R. Free L Smith Geis Foster & Melton Diamond-O Edgerton Woolgrowers C. H. Martien Portland & Oregon
Search Courier

Search the Dillon Examiner Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Dillon Examiner?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication