Dillon Montana Newspaper Policy and Mailing Notice
Publication details for a Dillon Montana issue show editors F Cress E L Poindexter and local editor, with entry date September 20 1902. It states second class matter status under the 1879 act, $2 annual subscription, and mailing to subscribers until orders to discontinue and arrears are settled.
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Dillon
Montana
Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Paid Circulation
The Dillon Examiner asserts to advertisers that it has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection. The date referenced is Wednesday October 4, 1905.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead urged to stage a county fair next year
The Beaverhead Examiner calls for a 1906 county fair with a businesslike county fair commission and minimal emphasis on horse racing. It urges productive exhibits and notes tax and valuation concerns in Silver Bow and Butte, plus railroad rate legislation debates in Congress.
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Heaverhead County
Board of County Commissioners
Inter Mountain Educator Debuts in Montana Education
The first issue of the Inter-Mountain Educator appeared in October with thirty two pages of reading material for Montana teachers. It opens with strong support from statewide educators and a capable editor staff, promising reliable professional coverage.
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Inter-Mountain Educator
Montana
Assessed Valuations On Merchant Disease
Great Falls Tribune notes a severe fire in Butte causing large losses and prompting sympathy from Montana cities. The article hints at broader impact on commerce and valuations.
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Butte
Montana
Western Home Seeker Delights Missoula Readers
The Examiner notes the first issue of the Western Home Seeker published in Missoula. The magazine focuses on developing Montana resources and industries with abundant illustrations and well prepared articles. It ranks with top publications for typography and journal quality.
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the Examiner
Missoula
Montana
Dil lon & Big Hole Basin Telephone Co. funds prove sound
A summary in this issue outlines the Dil lon and Big Hole Basin Telephone Co. venture. Subscriptions were light on motives of sentiment and convenience rather than expected monetary gain. Early operations indicate the enterprise should be financially successful despite modest initial investments.
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Lon & Big Hole Basin Telephone Co
Big Hole Basin
College Notes and Student Health Headlines
Mary Bennett is ill this week and Josephine Erwin has returned after a severe cold. Laura Jenkins, a graduate, visited the school on Monday. The Senior class held a business meeting Tuesday and Prof Foote reads psychology with Prof James each Tuesday and Thursday. The Solid Geometry class had Quiz No 1 Tuesday morning and Bertha Burfeind joined a trip to Butte to see Ben Hur. The Seniors received catalogues from dealers in class rings and other pings. their choice will be broad.
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Montana
Dealera
College Notes Highlight Y W C A and Campus Happenings
Florence Goodson leads Y W C A events while Miss Carson and Miss Thormeyer dine with Mrs. Oweley. Carl Taylor returns home and visits the dormitory. Ruby Simpson expected next Saturday after summer school. Edna Firdley resumes studies. mother ill in Bozeman. Four new students enroll Cecelia de Lorimer Havre Jessie Luffey Pony Pearl Story Ennis Rex Hammond Dillon. Football plans unsettled. Girls Basketball accepts Sheridan High School challenge. Boys Basketball may play Montana College in Deer Lodge December 16.
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Cecelia de Lorimer
Havre
Jessie Luffey
Pony
Pearl Story
Ennis
Rex Hammond
Dillon
Girls’ Basket Ball Association
Sheridan High School
Boys’ Basket Ball Association
Montana College
Deer Lodge
Piano and Organ Repossessed in Butte Montana for Easy Payments
If you plan to buy a piano or organ consider our notice. We list several instruments in light wood cases in fine condition in Butte and vicinity. We have repossessed them and offer easy payments on the remaining balance. Address E H Sherman No 129 E Park St Butte Mont.
Montana senators paid by big corporation for five years
For more than five years some Montana State Senators have been on the payroll of a big corporation at 200 dollars a month each to do the people. The State reads The State independent weekly by W. G. Eggiston Helena. One dollar per year.
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Montana
THE
STATE
W. G. Eggieston
Helena
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F.C. Kress E. L. Poindexter
Beaverhead
Bureau of Labor and Statistics
Bow County
Symons’ Company
Ance
Chicago Daily Review
Townsend
Michigan
Interstate Commerce Commission
Inter
State Commission
Great Falls Tribune
Riley
Dillon, Montana
Polls Bank
Tention
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
Mary Bennett
Florence Carter
Soolish
Laura Jenkins
Josephine Erwin
Oipha Linkersdorfer
Teneilitia
Bertha Burfeind
Ben Hur
Foote
James
Kunzman’s
Geo. Kunzman
Agent Budweiser Beer
H. A. Bond, M. D
James L. Jones
Washington and Bannack Streets
College Notes
Florence Goodson
Miss Carson
Miss Thormeyer
Mrs. Oweley
Carl Taylor
Ruby Simpson
Edna Firdley
Bozeman
E. H. Sherman
E. Park St
Butte, Mont
Montana Mercantile
Derby
Government Tobacco and Sulphur Bath
Milwaukee Mowers
New York
First National Bank
White
Gilbert