Poindexter’s Dillon Weekly Adopts Subscriptions
The Dillon Montana publication details its Wednesday issue schedule and editor E L Poindexter. It notes entry in 1902 and mailing policy, with subscribers paying $2 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1912
Page
4
Dillon Examiner Advertiser Guarantee on Circulation
The Dillon Examiner pledges to advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Edith Hatch to Return to Dillon as Music Head
Miss Edith Hatch of Vicksburg Mississippi will assume charge of the instrumental music department at the Normal College in Dillon starting December 2. She previously filled the role in 1909 10 and is returning with strong local support and familiarity with the work and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Normal College
Edith Hatch
Vicksburg
Hatch
Dillon
Friends of the Normal College
Miss Graeter
Miss
Prosperity Promised by County Trade Outlook
A clipped Prosperity note mentions Duna il Bradstreet's last Saturday request for the county to focus on financial and industrial growth, signaling a positive trade and economic outlook. The fragment hints at a broader discussion of prospects in business and local industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunail Bradstreet
Normal notes from the college and events
G T Paul visited the college on Friday. Mrs James Prelate and Mr James Prelate visited Miss Ida Leach on Tuesday. Miss Mary Stevens left for eye treatment in Butte. Mrs Schimpff and Arthur Schimpf Jr of Butte visited Miss Loretta Lee. Emily Waterman Concert Company to appear Nov 80 at the normal auditorium. Convocation moved to Thursday with John Guneckel of Toledo speaking on work for Toledo girls. P J G club picnic invited initiation candidates Maud Arthur Mary Parrish Agnes Sullivan. Dorms left at three to Selway Grove for camp fire activities with marching meals and songs. Moon rose as group returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schimpff
Arthur Schimpf, Jr
Butte
Dillon
Loretta Lee
Emily Waterman
Normal Auditorium
Lillian Whitman
William T. Shaffer
John Guneckel
Toledo
Ohio
P. J. G. Clu
Maud Arthur
Mary Parrish
Agnes Sullivan
Selway Grove
Clark
High School Notes Mention Pearl Neidt’s Family Illness
Pearl Neidt is recalled to Fox Sunday due to her mother’s serious illness. The note expresses gratitude from Beaverhead county high school friends, faculty, and students for the support from across precincts, noting that only three precincts remain involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Neidt
Fox Sunday
Beaverhead
Myers Campaigning for Norris for Interior Secretary
Senator Henry L. Myers endorses Governor Edwin L. Norris for secretary of the interior. He argues a western man is best for the post, praising Norris as capable, educated, and loyal, and states he is devoting time to advocating Norris before Governor Wilson and party leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oace
Miner
Norris
Interior Department
West
Northwest
Henry L. Myers
Edwin L. Norris
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Interior
Missouri River
Canada
Wilson
Pretty wedding of popular young people ends in European honeymoon
The beaverhead couple celebrated with a lavish reception and motor trip to Barretts station before boarding the Oregon Short Line for Chicago and New York on Thanksgiving. The bride Miss Graeter, a Montana pianist and Montana State Normal College music head, is daughter of the late A. E. and Mrs. Graeter. Groom Dr Poindexter, born in Oregon, a Northwestern Medical School graduate, formerly state medical examiner and secretary. They plan a Cunard liner voyage to Europe for several months and home after April 15 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett's Station
Chicago
New York
Europe
Vienna
Poindexter
A. E
Margaret French Graeter
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Montana State Normal College
Oregon
Thomas W
Margaret Poindexter
Northwestern University of Chicago
State Board of Medical Examiners
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. L. Poindexter
Montana
Union
Missoula
Miss Edith Hatch
Domestic Science Department
Olmsted-Stevenson
Condit
Fair Grounds
Idaho Falls
Kerr
G. T. Paul
James Prelate
Ida Leach
Mary Stevens
Myers
Albert Stamm
Sie Bank
Olek Lau
General Transfer
Brundage’s Store
George T. Mast
the Home of Quality
Mont. Mercantile Co
Peter
Guy Express
Goal Go
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
H. E
McAfee
Dist
Mer
J. Carhart
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