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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1909
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner publishes each Wednesday under E L Poindexter. It is entered in 1902 and mailed to subscribers at Dillon Montana. Subscription price is 2 dollars per year in advance with continuous mail unless a cancellation and arrears payment is received.
The Dillon Examiner proclaims the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. It advertises open subscription and mailing lists for advertiser inspection.
The Montana Wool growers association met during the state fair and Taft’s wool tariff stance drew attention. Officials say Montana woolgrowers offered little proactive display, prompting hope that next year the industry will be adequately represented at the fair. The piece also notes early American urban growth and media patterns from 1630 to colonial times.
The Census Bureau releases a review of U S population and industry growth from 1790 to 1900 based on censuses. It notes 1790 preceded European censuses except Sweden, with pre federal counts by colonies and Hunter's 1712 survey. Colonial leaders included New York, Philadelphia and Boston.
High School Notes recount ankle sprain of Josephine Findling and the first Retina issue forthcoming. Domestic science girls canned and pickled for town residents while sophomores serve daily lunches priced under fifteen cents. New enrollees include Josephine Findling, Mae Dodgson, Lorene Thornton. 1909 graduates attending Montana State Normal, Oberlin, and Montana Agricultural College.
Prof Pelzer spoke on libraries in general exercises Tuesday. Rev Mr Dodda gave a talk Thursday. The junior class organized last week with officers Orpha Oneal president Josephine Lilly vice president Gertrude Reardon secretary Josephine Erwin treasurer and Miss Hayes sergeant at arms. Seventeen new students enrolled in two weeks totaling 152.
All claims of The Dillon Lumber Company have been assigned to A. A. Elliott. All persons in debt to the above named company will call at once and settle with Mr. Elliott. 36 to A. D. Quantrell.
News notes from Lima show residents visiting relatives and doing business in nearby towns. Butte visitors include C. T. Kemp and Mrs. Geo Palmer. Dillon travelers include Chas Knlow and Arby Beardsley. A. B. Keagy returns home from Ellis after visiting kin. Henry Gleed Jr and wife head to Logan Utah. Thor Thorson, Lima to Butte passenger, suffers a fall with no serious injuries amid a new engine class.
From Pearl J. Smith title books a warranty deed from Northern Pacific k. Ak. Co to Julia K. Wing er for 40 acres in Big Hole basin at $320. A deed from Lucy W. Cowan to Mary Peers covers four lots in P. & O. addition for $3300. Decree distributes Henry L. Frank estate to Kater Frank ong fourth Leah F. Silverman one eighth Nettie K. Goldanuth one eighth Pauline M. Frank one eighth Sara Frank one eighth Emma Frank one eighth liig Frank one eighth and one third interest in Nettie Jrode and E. M. Wilson lode.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway now outfits sleeping cars on its Southwest Limited from Chicago to Kansas City with white counterpanes replacing woolen blankets. Blankets remain available in reserve for cooler nights, improving comfort for travelers on hot days.
In Beaverhead Montana the District Court fixed October 11 1909 at 10 a m in Dillon for proving the will of Anna McGinley Crain deceased and for Ellen G McGinley's petition for letters testamentary. The notice is dated September 11 1909 and signed by Clerk F A Hazelbaker with Deputy C W Conger.
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