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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1910
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner is a Montana newspaper published weekly on Wednesdays by editor Fe L. Poindexter. It notes its postal mailing status since 1902 and that mail continues until subscribers request cancellation and settle arrears.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
An editorial condemns a critic who hurled mud at a Washington portrait during his birthday praise. It accuses educators and public figures of undermining national heroes by listing alleged vices, urging reverence for America’s great leaders and warning that such slanders corrupt youth.
A Montana investor who bought a good stallion years ago reaps strong rewards as he and others who invested during market slumps prosper. As thousands settle in the Northwest new homes will create sustained horse demand, despite city use fading with electric cars.
The city’s merchandise delivery fleet has nearly disappeared forcing reliance on a single breeder for animals. The scarcity leaves merchants anxious as transportation options dwindle and supply chains strain under the rural condition.
Miss Hazel Duncan and Miss Clara Kermode hosted spreads last week while Professor Clark left for Spokane to attend an institute. Agnes Madagon and Alice Wilson from North Dakota joined junior work, with Edith Hatch seeking throat treatment in Butte. Exams mark end of month as Easter recess runs March 23 to 29 and several students including Elva Wilson and Agnes Rossiter plan to go home for the break.
In obedience to affection we express our deepest regrets and heartfelt sympathies to Richard K Nedrow and family upon the death of a loving wife and mother. The note speaks of peace light and safety beyond this world and is signed by Camp 10198 M W A Jackson Montana.
Stockholders of the Southern Montana Telephone company are called to meet at the secretary's office in Dillon Montana on Monday April 1 1910 at 8 o clock p m to consider increasing capital stock from 10000 to 40000 and to discuss extending lines. Signed Dillon March 1910 by President Leonard Elie Secretary F A Hazelbaker and trustees Fidel Huber etc.
Butte piano tuner W A Smith will be in Dillon soon to service instruments. Residents are advised to leave pianos at The Dillon Tribune store for the visit.
All claims of the Dillon Lumber company are assigned to A. A. Elliott. All persons indebted to the above named company will call at once and settle with Mr. Elliott. AB tf A. D. QUANFRELL.
A brief notice advertising a sales room for apples and potatoes located directly opposite the passenger depot in Dillon Montana. The item is attributed to 1 N.S. Woop, heading the Examiner with the tagline all the news.
Warranty deeds record transfers in Dillon and area, including Ellia to Tash for 160 acres near Baonack for $10, Tesser to Lessier for 107 acres around Dillon, Kenison to Richardson for 44 by 115 feet on Washington Street, Rudeen to Bungard for two Lima lots for $500, and others. Also listed are quit claim deeds correcting previous deeds, cemetery and water rights, several mining deeds to Montana Idaho Gold Dredging Co. for multiple placer and lode claims with values from $1 to $26,000, patents near Lima and Dillon, and powers of attorney for patent acquisition. Also a decree of distribution for Wi. Smith estate and real estate additions in Poindexter & Orr.
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