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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1910
Page
4
The text announces a Dillon Montana weekly newspaper dated Wednesday November 30 1910 edited by B L Poindexter with details on publication status and subscription terms. It notes entry date September 20 1902 and second class mailing under federal act, price two dollars per year in advance and ongoing mailing until ordered stopped with arrears paid.
The Dillon Examiner asserts the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers open inspection of subscription records and mailing lists to advertisers.
The piece urges early Christmas shopping to reduce store crowding and clerical strain. It warns last minute rush leads to poor service, bad ventilation, and misplaced gifts while encouraging shoppers to browse early and choose wisely. It emphasizes time to think over purchases and the benefit to both customers and workers.
The Big Timber Pioneer quotes Dr. Wiley head of the agriculture department bureau of chemistry calling meat and commodity price drops a temporary job. Secretary Wilson agrees the decline may not last, citing drought driven hay costs and increased cattle and sheep shipments to market.
The article reports WWER V DeGraw states the government will require good roads for rural mail routes. He argues that muddy or poor roads hinder rural carriers and farmers, making daily mail delivery essential and likely spurring modern highway construction.
The article discusses shifting prices in the corn crop era and notes a gap between farmer and consumer. It anticipates possible price increases once range shipments end and packers seek supplies, while pending suits against the beef trust in federal courts may temper changes due to public pressure.
The Helena Independent praises railroads for expanding Montana’s wealth and population prospects. It notes the rail lines are building up material interests and foresees millions moving to the state as early as the near future.
Transfers listed from the title books of Pearl Smith document property changes for the week ending November 28. Records include names of grantors and grantees and parcel details as recorded in the local real estate ledger.
Warranty deeds record transfers from Mrs. Kate Fitzbartis to Thomas Mulaney for s0x141 feet at Hogan's Atley with $10, and from Harry Neal to Jennie Metlen for 320 acres in the Big Hole basin with $2000. Mining location filed by James King director of the Butte Argenta Copper Co for Grand View Captain Jim and Windup lodes in the Argenta mining district.
Beaverhead county Montana invites sealed bids by December 6 1910 for a cow barn 18 by 30 feet with 14 foot eaves and a 20 by 20 foot chicken house with 8 foot eaves Plans available at the county clerk bids include a 10 percent certified check as endorsement and the board may reject any bid Dated Dillon November 26 1910 John S Baker County Clerk.
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