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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1909
Page
4
The page shows a Dillon Montana weekly paper edited by E L Poindexter and published on Wednesdays with a 1902 registration under the 1879 act. It notes Second Class Matter status, subscriber price of 2 dollars per year, and mail delivery until orders or arrears are settled.
The Dillon Examiner asserts it has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and opens its subscription records and mailing lists to advertiser inspection.
Henry Clews foresees improving U S conditions this year as Britain’s budget burdens curb enterprise and boost American securities. He notes easing panic, restored credit, rising consumption and renewed confidence, while Montana awaits growth from western rail expansion and increased grain shipments.
Reports suggest a Northern railroad commission plans a new line between Glen and Thi to site as builders push on the eastern edge of the ette. Local discussion centers on the expected economic boost and infrastructural impact.
Miss Beulah Manning left Sunday for Great Falls. Miss Louise McCarthy returned to Townsend. Misses LaBree and Peterson expect to return Sunday. Miss Dorothy Roberta left for Missoula not planning to return this year. Prof. Monroe spoke on Boasting for the Chinook of 09. Miss Katherine O'Donnell returned from Butte to resume work. Students Roberts Peterson LaBree Meek Manning McCarthy Mayhe Albrecht McLoud took teachers’ exam. Miay Graeter gave Chopin life talk. selections by Adame Maxwell Graeter. State oratorical contest next Friday with four contestants from Agricultural College State University Wesleyan College and State Normal. Joseph Carroll to represent Normal College. Tickets 50 cents at post office store. Saturday junior class hosted May Party for juniors and prep basketball teams. referee and coach Miss Dunning and Mr Mosher and Miss Carson and Mr Clarks. Team members include Cleveland Peterson Roberta Caldwell Tintinger Davenport Vale Dancap Albrecht Symient Oneal Gorman Poindexter. Decorations lavender yellow green white the class colors. Dainty band s painted booklets with the
Week ending May 3 records multiple warranty deeds and quit claims transferring land including 119 acres on the old Sullivan ranch near the old race track to David D Neelan for 100 dollars. Also 320 acres near Jackson Big Hole basin sold for 1 dollar with State Bank. Water rights include Kilmer Bateman location for 1 cubic foot per second near Glendale and Joseph Browne locations for 5 cubic feet per second in Browne Gulch and Spring Gulch near Browne Station. Mining claim representation notes the Motd Touise placer in Canyon Creek district near Divide.
The First National Bank at Dillon Montana filed its condition report as of April 28 1909 listing resources including loans and discounts bonds and securements cash items and reserves and liabilities showing capital stock surplus undivided profits and various deposits. The sworn statement is signed by President B F White and directors with notary A S Johnson confirming the date.
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