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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1910
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation of any paper in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
Governor Norris praised the county fair but warned that without broader farmer and business participation the event will not be a lasting success. Races were good, yet exhibits lagged, and a larger, energized board with input from all residents could boost Beaverhead’s fair to a record next year.
The Independent questions whether Abie Cannon would run again as speaker if Republicans win the next House and challenges Mr. Pray on whether he will vote against Cannon as he pledged in the last campaign. The piece questions Pray's future courage and truthfulness.
Mrs Anna Hart will visit Boise Idaho this week to see her son Mort Hart and daughter Mrs Lee Carter. For rent furnished room and furniture for sale. Enquire Mrs B N Stevenson 327 Glendale. Dillon Coal and Transfer Co offers coal wood and kindling with office opposite depot. Racehorse Joe Patch owned by George Lovell and Ike Edinger to be shipped to Boise for the state fair. Manse Society meets Thursday at Mrs Herbert Selway on Glendale and Washington. Presbyterian church hosts a reception Friday October 14 for Normal and High School students and teachers. FOR SALE 200 tons beef hay and 1000 sacks oats from the ranch. W F Drummey.
An urging message stresses registering to vote before the 17th, with closes on the 26th of the month. It emphasizes this is a crucial Montana election and each citizen must register to be eligible to vote on the key issues.
In Leqdore Standard notes many newcomers moving in as G P Ry Co reportedly acquires the Agency and a 40 acre tract for townsite use. Visitors include Fred Kimmel of Milton and Pete Vreeland family hosts a Junction party. Ores from Latest Out and Pittsburg-Idaho will be moved to the railroad. Gilmore rail line shortens wagon haul. George Shelley leaves for Birch creek seeking new hauling work.
A call to voters urging Sam Patterson's bid for county commissioner to protect the county's interests amid sharp upcoming tax increases driven by the current Republican board.
The report notes that if Carter continues with speeches like the Dillon address last Wednesday, his campaign will likely slump and he may not win prizes this year.
The speaker notes Emerick has not visited the county many times but predicts he will still win support. The remark implies confidence in his appeal despite limited appearances.
Two longtime friends En thusiasm and Harmony stood out at the Carter rally last Wednesday night by their conspicuous absence, drawing attention amid the crowd.
Fragmentary line notes a political shift as frost allegedly moves allegiance from the Pumpkins to the Carter rally, reflecting a quirky, undecided public mood.
The itinerary lists Hon. Edwin L. Norris Hon. C. S. Hartman and Hon. T. J. Walsh across Montana towns from October 17 to 22 including Moore Lewistown Whitehall Lima Glendive Miles City Roundup Forsyth and Butte with travel notes for each day and location.
Week ending Oct 10 records multiple transfers in Big Hole basin including patent to heirs of Sarah Shaw for 184.99 acres and several warranty deeds to Oscar McVay Samuel Peterson and others with nominal sums. Various water rights and desert and homestead entries listed for Big Hole basin Horse Prairie and nearby Dell with locations and acreages noted.
Personal notice from Mrs Amos Elliott of 635 South Atlantic Street seeks information or purchase offers for household goods.
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