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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1907
Page
4
B L POINDEXTER editor notes publication entered September 20 1902 Dillon Montana as second class matter under act of Congress March 3 1879 subscription price two dollars per year in advance
The Diflon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Bea verhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection. Wednesday, Mar 27, 107.
The New York Post criticizes railroad managers for raising dividends while funds to upgrade lines are scarce. It notes several major railroads struggle to float bonds, yet still increased payouts. It cites Great Northern Northern Pacific St Paul and New Haven Hartford as bonds sold without dividend hikes, urging prudence over stock-market gains.
The passage argues that railroad presidents awarding themselves 30 percent dividends and hiding stock gambling details while information remains hidden from the public shows a pattern of self-dealing. It suggests such actions render their protests as vain, likening them to travail superflu.
A Dillon reader recalls a Los Angeles boast about a city booming due to constant boosting of state, city, population, business, and everything. The visitor asked why people flocked to LA and the promoter answered that all aspects were being boosted everywhere.
Monday night's caucus yielded an emphatic endorsement of the Dillon city administration's policy. The article notes improvements and heavy expenditures have kept pace with progress without burdening taxpayers with tax increases.
A winning baseball team serves as top town advertising. Manager Barry plans to supply Dillon with a competitive squad this year and urges full support and encouragement. Get in and boost for the baseball team.
In Beaverhead county weekly additions arrive for mining companies and mineral land development. The report notes rising activity and suggests the prevalent industry sentiment is strong with vigorous expansion amid frequent concerns.
The Easter service list includes solo performances, hymns, anthems, and quartets led by Dr. Tilden and Mrs. C. W. Scott. Morning service at regular hour. evening program features Rousseau Voluntary, Easter hymns, Handel and Lorenz solos, and orchestral violin pieces with notable vocalists and organist Mrs. F. M. Thomas.
This obituary notes the death of Mrs Julia E K Cliff from heart failure shortly after midnight on Sunday. Born 1870 near Camden New York she was wife of B G Iliff and mother of three children. Funeral at Methodist church Monday at 2 pm with interment Mountain View cemetery. The community mourns the loss.
Reports affirm Beaverhead County's mineral wealth and confirm new capital funding. Projections indicate imminent mining production as financiers back the development of producing mines.
In the long run every purchaser finds out that he could have done better by buying at home than from a cheap mail order solicitor or catalogue concern.
A note urges each citizen to put in extra effort toward beautifying Dillon. The message stresses worth in the civic act and promises collective improvements through individual steps.
The note urges planting flower seeds and several trees on Arbor Day to enhance home and Dillon area, encouraging early lawn work and garden care for lasting beauty.
A Col icitor for a mail order house pushes readers to buy locally to boost Dillon’s economy and serve personal interests, urging customers to shop at home rather than ordering from distant suppliers.
A street-front solicitor’s mail order office burns while a second catalog storage heats in a stove. Fire crews battled the blaze and prevented spread to nearby structures as investigators reviewed the cause.
A local initiative outlines a broad effort to expand Dillon with improvements aimed at growth, beautification and enhanced infrastructure. The plan emphasizes community input, phased development, and long term economic benefits for residents and businesses.
W H Spearian and wife returned from six months visiting Missouri and Maine. Spearian’s Maine home is his, Unionville Missouri is his wife's. Gifted at Lon Davis home in Dillon, the log cabin cane contains 55 wood pieces, all but four grown and cut on Davis’s farm. He displays the curiosity with pride.
Notice is hereby given that 87 acres of good farming land with water rights and improvements, owned by the Dillon Fair and Racing Association, are for sale. Sealed bids due by noon May 1st 1907, with 10 percent certified check. Property suitable for farming or racing, with a fast track. By order of the board of directors G T Paul Secretary. Dillon Montana May 27 1907. First publication March 7 1907.
A brief notice states the New Quark location is blank under the new law and the Examiner Office will provide guidance on compliance. Officials emphasize timely filing and public access to records.
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