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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1910
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner dated March 30 1910 notes publication every Wednesday under editor B L Poindexter with mail delivery to subscribers in advance. It lists a $2 annual subscription rate and states papers remain mailed until a formal discontinuation and arrears payment.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead county. Subscription records and mailing lists are always open to advertiser inspection.
Dillon voters face a referendum on Sunday saloon closings after a local push by business leaders and saloon opponents. Governor White favors reform by state law rather than local bans, while saloon operators argue for existing licensing protections and lawful conduct. The piece also notes New York’s prison farm colony concept for vagrants and bids to curb tramp activity.
A public appeal argues that testimony should not be repudiated or discounted and urges voters to consider the issue with prudence and essential facts rather than impulse or sentimentality toward either side.
Week ending March 28 records show warranty deeds from H M Ropers to Hugh Gardener two Lima lots. Barrett to Edward Smith two Grant lots. Brandenburg to Van Housen 1 2 interest in 320 near Dell. Barrett to Mary Shoudy two Grant lots. Frank Barbour to Mrs Kate Japgers 40 Horse Prairie acres. Loughlin to Laden 160 near Dillon. tax deed to L J Phillips 160 near Dell. mining deed Rideout to Charles Feder 2 5 interest Puyallup Chief Placer near Pioneers. patents to Ellen Pyle 38 17 acres Big Mole basin and Horace Hand 160 acres Big Hole basin. water right to Charles Johnson 4 cfs at Quounarry Springs near Daly Spur. homestead declaration by Charles Johnson 160 near Daly Spout. Articles of Incorporation filed by Bales Jones company.
The Kagter vacation ended Monday and girls have mostly returned to school. Miss Lulu Atkins of Butte visited Miss Grace Cleveland. Prof. Clark returned from Spokane institute. Mr. and Mrs. Claninyn spent vacation days with daughter Pearl. Miss Minnie Templeton of 1910 class returned after illness. The riding club postponed a planned picnic to Saturday. Miss Gertrude and Miss Mettie Slocum moved from dormitory to town. Gertrude Cannon received a box from home and invited friends to share it.
Official nominations certify candidates for Dillon Montana city election April 4 1910 with ward alderman seats in first second and third wards and terms for two years and one year including Citizens' Party and petition nominations for each post.
A partial contents list outlines courses and reference works on grammar vocabulary pronunciation conversation usage Shall and will should and would correct English in home and school letter writing punctuation abbreviations and business English plus studies in English literature and compound word writings.
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