Dillon Examiner notices and masthead
The Dillon Examiner published in Dillon Montana lists editor L Poindexter and a 1902 registration. It notes publication weekly on Wednesdays with a 1909 date and a subscription price of $2 per year in advance.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1909
Page
5
The Dillon Examiner published in Dillon Montana lists editor L Poindexter and a 1902 registration. It notes publication weekly on Wednesdays with a 1909 date and a subscription price of $2 per year in advance.
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The Montana wool growers association held its annual meeting at the state fair in Helena, highlighting a historically weak sheep show's presence. President Taft favored wool duty reduction, but Montana's congressmen backed keeping duties, and Taft noted the industry's limited local representation during his visit. The Helena Record notes renewed hope that next year woolgrowers will have a stronger fair presence.
The census bureau publication reviews U S population and industries from 1790 to 1900. It notes 1790 precedes most European censuses by a decade except Sweden and cites early local enumerations from 1712. Virginia held 747 610 people in 1790 while New York Philadelphia and Boston led early growth.
This week notes student enrollments Josephine Findling Mae Dudgeon Lorene Thornton and 1909 graduates Elizabeth Sutherland Idanda Baker Josephine Erwin Ray Melton Ann Arbor Gladys Heyward Leroy Willey and more. Domestic science girls prepare lunches with multiple staff present while sophomore girls serve meals under fifteen cents each. Dishes include stuffed tomatoes brown sauce French fried potatoes mock cherry pie cottage pudding and more.
Prof Pelzer spoke on Libraries in general exercises Tuesday afternoon. Rev Mr Dodde of the M E church gave a talk to students on Thursday. The junior class organized with officers Orpha Oneal president Josephine Lilly vice president Gertrude Reardon secretary Josephine Erwin treasurer Mies Hayes sergeant at arms. New students include Maryster Ward Mabel Duff May Davenport Stevenville Fern Averell Stockett Grace Gray Bannack Mrs Lenora Smith Laurel Alice Cross Tomah Wisconsin Katharine Meirs Wakefield Michigan Joseph Adam Spencer Idaho Mattie Nealy Blanche Morse Henry Burhend Dillon enrollment now 152.
All claims of The Dillon Lumber Company are assigned to A A Elliott. Debtors are urged to call at once and settle with Mr Elliott.
Newsy notes from Lima report T Kemp of Butte handling business in Lima this week. Mrs. Geo Palmer of Butte visited Lima friends early in the week. A F Waldorf of Lima Mercantile Co. visited friends in Dillon. Chas Eolow of Dillon attended to Lima business. Arby Beardaley returned from Drummond with yearling cows. R E Ober of Dillon surveyed for George Gleed. A B Keagy of Ellis, Kansas, visited his son W S Keagy in Lima before returning home. Henry Gleed Jr and wife head to Logan Utah to visit her parents. G W Patterson and others returned from a hunting trip to Centennial valley with ducks and a black bear. Thor Thorson, Lima to Butte agent, fell from his engine near Keeley but sustains no serious injuries.
Warranty deed from Northern Pacific 8, Wk. Co. to Jules K. Wenger for 40 acres in Big Hole basin and $320. Deed from Lucy W. Cowan to Mary Meera for four lots in P. & O. addition, $3300. Decree distributes Henry L. Frank estate among Kater Frank and eight heirs, plus Nettie Jode and E. M. Wilson lode one third interest.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway has begun using white counterpanes or bedspreads on Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City replacing heavy woolen blankets. Blankets will be kept in reserve for cool nights, aiming to improve passenger comfort and appeal to travelers who prefer a neat bed.
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead County notice is given that on Monday October 11 1909 at 10 o clock a m the time and place to prove the will of Anna McGinley Crain deceased and to consider Ellen G McGinley for letters testamentary at the Dillon Court Room All interested persons may appear Dated September 11 1909 F A Hazelbaker Clerk C W Conger Deputy Clerk Fleet Publicaton September 15 1909
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