Dillon Examiner Editorial Details
The Dillon Examiner dated Wednesday November 8 1911 notes editor U S Poindexter and a history dating to 1902 It lists mail delivery to subscribers and a price of 2 dollars per year in advance
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1911
Page
4
Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Paid Circulation In County
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and keeps subscription records open for inspection by advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Montana’s Admission to the Union a State History Sketch
The piece recalls Montana’s path to statehood from 1864 territorial acts to the 1889 admission. It notes key steps including the 1883 constitutional delegates, the 1884 convention, the 1889 enabling act, Helena convention, October 1st election, and Toole’s oath on November 8th 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Territory
Territorial Legislaure
Beaverhead County
Robert Smith
Joseph A. Brown
Territorial
Congress
Helena
Washington
Montana
Treasure State
J. K. Toole
Dillon Banquet Promotes Community Spirit and Dialogue
The Dillon Men's Get-Together Banquet on October 31st brought diverse interests together to discuss community needs and curb rivalries. It fostered better acquaintance and a shift from narrow policies to broader approaches for city welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Firemen's Ball at Lima Brightens Social Scene
Twenty years ago a young party enjoyed the Lima firemen's ball, reporting a pleasant time. A. O. U. W. in Helena sent a $2,000 draft to Mrs Annie Stringham, widow of S. Stringham, for a beneficiary certificate. A committee planned a visit to Mrs Stringham. T. J. Galbraith's residence hosted a refined evening with Misses Galbraith entertaining guests, music and dancing, a late supper, and praise for the gracious hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Ed Rang
Caleb Davis
Ed Norris
W. W. Cheely
Misses Russell
Fanny Poindexter
Ella Sells
Daisy Conger
Lima
Phil D. McGough
Helena
Annie I. Stringham
S. 14. Stringham
L. E. Stringham
T. J. Galbraith
Ada Hurd
The
Normal College
Bannack
Mrs Hurd
the Normal
Nov 17 Y W Co A vaudeville date set
Notes show the Y W C A vaudeville planned for November 17. Several campus social events are listed including dinners, parties, a taffy pull, and a grand spread. Heat restoration and a normal college departure marked the week alongside council actions on water works and a city curfew ordinance.
Banquet Idea Promoted for Regular Community Gatherings
The writer praises a recent banquet as a fine and helpful event for community needs and possibilities. They urge making banquets an annual or semiannual affair to engage more people, suggesting a live and wide awake commercial club but noting not all can join.
Senator Bailey to Retire from U S Senate
Texas Senator Bailey announces retirement at end of current term. Once free, he plans to move to New York and enter paid service with major trusts and corporations, a role he has reportedly served free of charge in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enator Bailey
Texas
Senate
Senator Bailey
Bailey
New York
United States Senate
Danes Rebuke Dr Cook On Second Copenhagen Visit
The article notes a cool reception for Dr. Cook in Copenhagen marking his second visit, with phrases implying overt hostility toward him. It reflects a period atmosphere of diplomatic friction and public sentiment toward foreign guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cook
Copenhagen
Dormitory social life noted with visits and celebrations
The article describes dormitory life with frequent hostesses Miss Kane Hartman and Gleeson hosting guests. It highlights recent parties in honor of Misses Rafferty Morgan and Janie Tovey entertaining for Annie McGrady with a large guest list. It also lists several weddings and social visits among students and mentions a quiet weekend at Divide and Butte trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Lindlief
Divide
Dolores Commeau
Anaconda
Pearl Clifford
Butte
Kane
Hartman
Gleeson
Morgan
Burke
Florence
Taylor
Rafferty
Janie Tovey
Annie McGrady
Miss Tovey
Albert
Frankie Andrus
Ethel Adams
Margaret Eldridge
Gladys Davis
Mable Edwards
Flora Murphy
Edna Pierce
May Marchesseau
Jean Pendergast
Alice Roy
Pearl Mayer
Real Estate Transfers Week Ending Nov 6 Filmed in Title Books
Patent to Ida Kaferly for 160 acres in Centennial Valley. Joseph F. Shirts patent for 160 acres on Grimes Creek at Horse Prairie. Ida Kaferly to Mary A. Metzel 160 acres in Centennial Valley. Ames Sheep Company gains 960 acres in Grasshopper Creek valley above Bannack from Thomas Clement. Joseph K. Herman to Adelrne Blanchard 480 acres in Big Hole basin above Jackson. Thomas E. Clement to Ames Sheep Company 220 acres in Grasshopper Creek valley above Bannack. Harriet Perry to Charles E. Robbins 1 lot in Dil-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Kaferly
Centennial Valley
Joseph F. Shirts
Grimes Creek
Horse Prairie
Mary A. Metzel
Thomas Clement
Ames Sheep Company
Grasshopper Creek
Bannack
Joseph K. Herman
Adelrne Blanchard
Big Hole Basin
Jackson
Thomas E. Clement
Harriet Perry
Charles E. Robbins
Dil
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S. Poindexter
Examiner
Bertha Scott
M. A. Templeton
Lucy Kemper
Emma A. Scott
Margaret Elridge
Erma Stone
Helen Oblaender
Browning
Hedges
Scott, Herrick, Short, Hazzard
Lees
Duwyer
Fox
Dunhing
Devine
Renwick
Huber
Holden
Melton
Oliver Spring
Steel Trust
Giants
Athletics
Woodrow Wilson
Pennsylvania
Wilson
Persia
Turkey
Portugal
Mexico
Diaz
China
Spain
Lon
William Trudell
Trudel
Price Canyon Creek
Anna C. Marchesseau
Snyder Creek
John W. Scott
Long Gulch
Rasmus Hansen
Little Sage Creek
Erik Hansen
Louis Hoffman
Carter Creek
H. O. Smith
W. J. Bell
Silver Moon
Trail Creek
Ideal and
Ilda
Pearl J. Smith
Dillon People
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
A. ©. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
Paul Brown
Mont. Mercantile Co
Benjamin
Benjamin Storm
Chesterfield
Carlton
Raglan
Beakshire
Frieses
Chinchillas
Dillon Dry Goods Company
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