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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1910
Page
8
In its final issue The Examiner congratulates candidates from both parties on a clean campaign and condemns the Dillon Tribune for personal attacks. It urges support for Dr. Simpson for coroner and predicts a mudsling finale from the Tribune.
The county needs Judge Melton who has been an honest hardworking and economical officer. His record of tried cases and convictions stands unmatched in this county and others in Montana. He seeks fairness and has supported his sons education, earning praise from Theodore Roosevelt and Judge Gaynor for such citizens. Beaverhead citizens urged to vote for him.
The county reports show $80,000 in outstanding bonds and $16,474.81 cash on hand as of December 1. Warrants totaling $82,376.61 have been drawn since September. Estimated quarterly expenses reach about $25,000, pushing four year spending over $107,000.
The workingmen across the state oppose Tom Carter's bid for a U S senate seat. Beaverhead workers join the opposition, signaling broad labor disapproval of his return.
Officials outline aims to boost local economy through a business driven strategy. The plan emphasizes attracting investment, supporting small firms, and creating jobs in key sectors across the county.
Voters confirm Tony French’s two year record with strong support for another term. Supporters say his performance justifies continued leadership. The message adds a warning that voting for Judge Melton serves taxpayers.
A 1909 to 1910 expense review questions $158,043.84 total road and bridge outlays for Beaverhead County, noting $54,848.47 on bridges over four years and urging voters to replace the Republican majority for accountability. The missive cites county finances, school funds, and a call for eight hour road work, plus news of Mrs. George Sparks’s appendicitis operation in Butte.
Miss Gertrude Cameron a Normal College student and class president of 1911 was called to her Bozeman home last week and does not expect to return. Mail boxes were set on street corners for convenient letter drop and will be collected twice daily by carriers.
Dressmaking service offering first class work with family engagements and reasonable prices. Contact Miss Cobban at phone 120x.
All registered County Warrants of all funds are called in on November 20 1910. Interest will cease on warrants not presented for payment by that date.
Beaverhead county elects two Republican representatives with Thomas H. Garter leading in Dillon Tribune reporting on the September 23, 1910 results.
The Youths Companion promotes fifty two top stories and three hundred memorable reads. It features famous writers and promises free sample copies, a 1911 art calendar, and year end issues for those who subscribe now at 1.75 dollars. The notice invites new subscriptions via 144 Berkley St Boston Mass.
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