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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1907
Page
4
Dillon Examiner issue dated Wednesday November 13 1907 printed in Dillon Montana with editor B L Poindexter and details on publication frequency class mailing status subscription price and advertiser circulation pledge confirming weekly issuance and postal handling through Beaverhead County
A Long Branch era letter mocks Uncle Ira Cole and the Forsyth Times for favoring Mergenthaler typesetting gear over Unitype. It forecasts Ira winning a race if rivals are out of the running, while noting Nebraska Republicans backing state rights against Roosevelt centralization.
The piece details friction between President Roosevelt and Nebraska Republicans over centralization policies. It notes the governor’s opposition, the Nebraska senators’ reception of critique, and broader tensions with states rights advocates amid a wave of small investors shifting into securities, boosting market activity and odd lot purchases.
Alice Belle Truman wife of Marcus P Truman died at their Wise River home in Beaverhead County. She was 29 born in Dewey daughter of Peter and Deno. Survived by husband and five children Tracey Frances Clara Weldon and Alice aged 11 to 3. Her brothers are buried in Dewey and she is remembered by relatives in Divide and Boulder. Community expresses sympathy.
J H Hinton formerly of Idaho Falls now of Butte visited Dillon on Monday. An art photographer, he gained fame as a popular Idaho Falls figure and authored a widely admired portrait of Mr Riedelaberger, praised in Dillon and major Eastern cities.
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