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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1906
Page
4
Official weekly Beaverhead County paper published in Dillon Montana notes Wednesday distribution. It records entry date September 20 1902 price two dollars per year in advance and mailing continuation until subscribers cancel and arrears are paid.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscriptions and mailing lists are always open for advertiser inspection.
Senator Tillman denounces the federal judiciary arguing against suspending an Interstate Commerce Commission vote and blasting several judges as liable to corruption or favoritism. He singles out figures including McPherson of Iowa Pardee of Georgia and Swayne of Florida while defending Montana’s judge Hunt and urging caution in impeaching courts.
Director Linfield of the U S experiment station at Bozeman reports one and a half million acres already irrigated in Montana and estimates future projects in contemplation or construction will double that area. He presented these statistics during a lecture to agricultural interests.
Publican Wyoming section notes 8 am start and a reference to B. Brooks from Wyoming as a Republican figure. It records a date fragment and mentions a publican role in ongoing local civic notices.
The Bedrock reservoir and canal the electric railroad and the Argenta mines promise Dillon a cluster of large early projects. Authorities believe each venture is highly probable and could begin soon, boosting the town’s growth prospects.
Butte plans a new educational and amusement excursion stressing a visit to Judge Warren's courtroom. organizers say the trip's success depends on including the court stop. The effort aims to blend local history with civic experience for participants.
The plan to create a Divide simester would add a new market and bring a large payroll near Dillon, potentially benefiting the local economy and jobs.
If the meteorologist maintains the current forecast farmers may resume spring planting only after clearing fields with a snow plow. The odd, lingering winter conditions threaten early field work and crop schedules.
Willon visitors to the Smoky City are reminded that the seeing Butte outing is not an evening trip. The note emphasizes timing and planning for the excursion.
The Oregon Short Line offers low fare round trips to Los Angeles from June through September with return valid until October 31. Tickets available at the Oregon Short Line depot for details and purchase.
The board of school district No 33 invites bids by June 6 1906 at 3 p m at Edgar Kennigan’s Sheep Creek basin residence for a one story log school house. Each bid must include a guarantee check to H E Andrews to enter a contract within three days of bid acceptance. The board may reject any or all bids. Plans and specifications from H E Andrews in Dell Montana. The Dillon Steam Laundry advertisement included.
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