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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1907
Page
4
The paper led by editor E L Poindexter announces weekly publication in Dillon Montana with mail distribution for subscribers. It notes entry date September 20 1902 and price two dollars per year in advance and that mailings continue until a definite order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid.
The Dillon Examiner touts the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. It invites advertisers to inspect subscription records and mailing lists, stating openness to advertiser review. Dated Wednesday May 22, 1907.
Goodwins Weekly explains bullion receipts from western mines as the best barometer of national progress. A slowdown would ripple through railroads, manufacturing hours, clothing and furniture demand, and export reliance, while western gold funded growth and prosperity.
Citizens of Dillon held a Friday mass meeting to plan a celebration of the nation’s birthday and extended an invitation to neighboring counties for the event.
The meeting drew the best and most representative crowd in Dillon’s history with strong support for a big Fourth of July celebration. Funds and an active committee exist this year, promising a grand event and surpassing past efforts.
The forest service distributes regular bulletins to educate the public about the advantages of the reserve system. It emphasizes building positive habits and encourages readers to adopt boosting as a simple, catchable practice for community support.
A brief note invites readers to visit Dillon's for Independence Day events and hospitality with promises of good treatment and festive atmosphere.
Dillon residents map a Fourth of July celebration plan with local events and parade routes. The message emphasizes enjoying the holiday while prioritizing personal interests and home-based trades or exchanges during the festivities.
Editorial notes Hale's view that women should influence school affairs including committees and classrooms. He cites Lucretia Hale as an early Boston school committee member and praises women as insightful aides to teachers and governors. The piece recalls past remarks on prison reform and child welfare.
Directory lists First Baptist, Episcopal, Presbyterian, Scient ist, and Methodist churches with service times and pastors in Dillon Montana. Also announces sealed proposals by Dillon City Council for sewer construction in District No 2 with details to May 15 1907.
The Oregon Short Line By Co announces the first Salt Lake excursion on June 12 selling tickets for trains No 8 and 10 at a round trip rate of 15 dollars. Passes are valid for continuous passage both directions and return by June 27. Carruthers, Agent. Beaverhead County Montana public sale notice follows.
Dillon Montana April 15 1907 notice to Blanch Stanfield and heirs executors administrators that John Olsen has expended $100 in labor on the Glad stone lode in the Utopia mining district Beaverhead County Montana during 1906 to hold the claims under section 2324 revised statutes. If coowners fail to contribute their share within 90 days after publication the co owners interest will become the property of Olsen as the one who made the expenditures. First Pub April 17. 14t.
City of Dillon Montana invites sealed bids for cement sidewalk construction under the year ending May 1 1908. Bids due May 1 1907 at 8 p m with plans and specs on file in City Engineer office. Deliver bids endorsed Bids for Cement Sidewalks to the undersigned. Dillon April 10 1907.
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