Dillon Examiner long-running publication notice
The Dillon Examiner entry shows editorial and publication details from 1909 including Wednesday issues, editor E L Poindexter, and sealing terms. It notes entry as second class mail at Dillon Montana, price two dollars per year in advance, and mail continues until subscribers request discontinuation and arrears are settled.
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Dillon
Montana
Congress
Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Paid Circulation in County
The paper asserts the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers advertisers access to subscription records and mailing lists for inspection.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Montana irrigation prospects brighten by winter snow and rain
The report notes heavy snow in Montana timber and gulches with little melt due to cool weather, promising abundant water for midsummer irrigation. Widespread winter precipitation has warmed ground for early crop starts, aiding both dry and irrigated farming visions. Montana prepares for Seattle exposition visitors as dry farming grows from infancy toward measurable results.
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Montana
Northwest
Billings Gazette
Montana faces potential record high water season warned
The Great Falls Tribune notes mountains hold more snow than in years and hot conditions at the bat suggest Montana may see a notable high water season. communities likely to be affected should receive advance notice.
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Montana
Great Falls
Corporal Gena Sentenced for Coining a Fur Nace
In Great Falls a corporal named Gena of Aagsinniboine received one year in prison for coaling a fur nace. The der notes the note about Mr. Gesa as a janitor would not be found guilty on circumstantial evidence.
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Gena
Aagsinniboine
Gesa
Great Falls
Great Falls der
Newsy Notes from Lima Mention Local Visitors
Mr and Mrs R Gallagher were Dillon visitors last Saturday. Alex Williamson of Dell was a business visitor to Lima earlier this week. Mrs S K Lundburg of Pocatello Idaho is visiting Dillon this week. Mrs Gallagher and Mrs Myera visited KE Keller east of Lima last week. W KE Hughey stopped in Lima en route East from the Orient where he spent winter. R Gallagher returned from Omaha where he had shipped cattle and reported a good market. Miss Dorcia Vance, teaching in Centennial valley, returned home and entered the Miner contest.
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Alex Williamson
Dell
Lima
Mre
S. K. Lundburg
Pocatello, Idaho
Dillon
Mra, Gallagher
Mra
Myera
Mr. and
Keller
W. KE. Hughey
Orient
R. Gallagher
Omaha
Dorcia Vance
Centennial Valley
Real Estate Transfers For Week Ending May 17
Real estate transfers list warranty deeds and quitclaims from May 11 to May 17. Names include Kate Poindexter Frank Willis Matie Fournier John Marriott Thorpe Live Stock Alma Harwood Phil Thorpe Louisa Bell Fidel Haber Henry Gleed George Noble John Porter John Morton Royal Dingley Thomas Tracy and Daniel Tracy. properties cover 80 to 226.36 acres near Dillon Annetead Redrock Barretts Lima and related additions with varied considerations from $1 to $9000.
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Kate Poindexter
Frank D. Willis
Lota P. & O
Robert S. Quackenbush
Lotsa P. & QO
Matie A. Fournier
John Marriott
Jackson
Thorpe Live Stock Company
Alma Harwood
Dillon
Phil Thorpe
Louisa TL. Bell
Fidel Haber
Henry Gleed
Lima
George Noble
John R. Porter
John W. Morton
Annetead
Redrock
Royal S. Dingley
Barretts
Thomas Tracy
Daniel E. Tracy
Mining and land deeds and leases across Dillon Fox Bedrock and Big Hole
Warranty deed transfers Jameson and Stone style parcels for 800 acres near Fox and 50 by 125 feet on Idaho Street for $10. Quit claim Poindexter to Poindexter with 80 acres Dillon. Patent grants 160 acres Bedrock and 120 near Fox. Leases in Dillon and 31 by 115 feet. Water right 8 cu ft per sec. Sage Creek mining and homestead declaration on Swamp Creek Big Hole basin.
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Frederick Jenson
Jacob Neidt
Frank Hosted
Fox
Sophia Axe
A. L. Stone
Idaho Street
John Marvin Poindexter
Kate Poindexter
Dillon
Lizzie H. Elie
Leonard Fliel
Thomas Tracy
Bedrock
William .J. Adams
Frank Conklin
Jennie F
Bishop
Frank Birrer
Bert Knox
Sage Creek
John R. Jones
Shepparda
Badger Placer
Muddy District
Clas, Shoenmann
Chicago
Edward P. Sanford
Swamp Creek
Big Hole Basin
Decoration Day Observed May 31 Under G A R Orders
Captain EK S Pease Montana G A R department commander issues three orders. Memorial Day activities include May 31 observance, memorial services May 30, half mast flags, business closures, and Lincoln’s Gettysburg address reading with school and public participation.
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S. Pease
Montana
Détennea
Couleni Sy
Lincoln
Gettysburg
United States
Farmers urged to form Montana Grange association
Montana farmers are encouraged to organize a Grange inspired by Prof. F S Cooley of Bozeman Agricultural College. The plan emphasizes idea exchange, social life, neighborly confidence, and cooperative business. Idaho and South Dakota have begun Grange activity recently, with the national circular outlining duties to home government and occupation advancement.
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Montana Grange Association
KF. S. Cooley
Bozenan Agricultural College
Montana
Farmers’ Institute
F. S. Cooley
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