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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1909
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner in Dillon Montana announces editor Renn E L Poindexter and publication details. It notes the paper is published weekly on Wednesdays with a price of 2 dollars per year in advance and that subscriptions continue until canceled and arrears paid.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers open subscription records and mailing lists for advertiser inspection.
Helena’s Lewis Pennell builds a thriving sheep and livestock empire with consolidated companies across Montana. The Fer gus County Sheep Company, with 250 square miles of range, drew stock applicants from beyond the state. Investor confidence grew as dividends rose, and promoters abroad cited Helena's success, boosting Montana's profile overall.
Dan Deardorf visits Dillon at start of week as juror Robert Schendel spends Sunday in Lima. Mrs Evane of Salt Lake visits Miss Bertha West. K Keller moves to Lima for winter housing with Dr Ford. Dr H A Bond of Dillon attends Ernest McNinch in Lima. Chas Enlow visits Dillon from Lima. Weather warms after zero spell. Albert Peterson leaves for Pocatello Idaho to become fireman on Short Line. Jett visits Salt Lake to see wife and daughter. Henry Gleed travels to Los Angeles for family with winter in south. Geese counted at six by Edward Willie and Ernest Gleed. H R Foster burns hand lighting acetylene gas. McAllister funeral attended in Dillon. Patterson and Martinell plan sheep buying trip to Gooding Idaho. Herbert Carrigan visiting Lima, en route to Salt Lake. L C Ford Jr returns from California with new job. Dad Connelly visits Lima mother Mrs Wadama. Canada drawing young farmers to immigrate.
Week ending Nov 15 shows warranty deeds transferring multiple Dillon and Big Hole basin properties including 1 lot in Thompson addition and 320 acres near Dillon. Also patent grants on Horse Prairie and Big Hole basin and several Lode and Placer mining locations with corporate filings for Montana Independent Telephone Company.
The statement insists Montana will not welcome settlers as a source of living nor chase a land boom. It argues the state will pursue a sound business basis with ample remuneration and vows to do everything to promote stable growth without speculative inflows.
The readable fragment suggests a press note stating actions taken to discourage certain methods described as savora or boom, but details and context are missing. No clear events, persons, or organizations are identifiable in the excerpt.
Mrs D 4K Fish visited the school Friday. Sophomore sewing class makes table linen and the girls visit furnaces last week. Mr Foote hosts a dinner for Big Hole men attending court. W M Cobleigh of Bozeman lectured on the Chemistry of Common Things with a fine exhibit. Sophomore girls surprised Miss McDowell with carnations and nut bread sandwiches olives coffee and cake. 1909 graduates in Dillon hold jobs including Rebecca Lawrence in plumbing Laura Bennett at J W Morton Co Orpha Lenkerdorfer Montana Market Minerva York public stenographer Anaconda Bertha Hoffman Junction Idaho Edith Lawrence Salyan Idaho.
The Dijon corps marks one year since Captain and Mrs. Miesaner were installed and invites everyone to an anniversary gathering at the Salvation Army hall next Monday night. Local pastors join in support with business leaders assisting. financial and spiritual statistics will be shared to show progress and funding uses.
Local notice offers two brick cottages for sale by gale inquiry at 235 Sebree Street. Details and contact not fully legible.
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