Local Dillon paper notice of subscription terms
The notice states PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY EB L Poindexter editor and that the Dillon Montana publication is entered as second class matter. It lists a subscription price of 2 dollars per year in advance and notes mail delivery until a definite discontinuation order is received with arrears paid.
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Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Paid Circulation Locally
The Dillon Examiner asserts it offers Bea verhead county the largest bona fide paid circulation and keeps subscription records open for advertiser inspection. Wednesday October 28, 1907.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Butte Bank Scare Declared Local and Briefly Contained
The Independent says the Butte financial disturbance is purely local and won’t affect Montana’s banking or prosperity. State Savings Bank of Butte may reopen within weeks, while agriculture thrives with beef mutton barley oats and wheat selling in St Paul and money flowing into the state from outside.
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Southern Montana fair proposal to unite Beaverhead Jefferson Madison counties
The Madisonian suggests a three county Southern Montana fair combining Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison on the Madison county association grounds. The paper argues the location is accessible to the three counties’ center and that adequate funding could be found to support the venture.
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Ada Felstaed Visits Ada High School Notes
Ada Felstaed visited the high school last week while Orpha Lenkersdorfer suffered a weeklong quinsy attack. Prof Riedlesberger was hired as music instructor and will lecture weekly. a girls quartette was formed under Miss Graeter. A boys vs girls basketball game drew a close score with strong effort from both sides.
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Local Notes Highlight Community Events and Changes
Born last week a girl to Mr and Mrs A S Johnson. D D McKnight of Dell visits Dillon to arrange a horse show for October 25. Roy Wells of Montana Power visits Dillon by car. Two new musical lights arrive Mr F W Jewell and wife aiding next concert. Jewell praised as superb baritone with Eastern training. W L Staudaher and O M Best lease Swartz sheep band near Zeiglera springs and buy a ranch. Mrs Standaher and brother sail to Boise Idaho tonight. C K Wyman pursues $400 forest road funds to Argenta Kell s ranch. crew will start soon. Rev J W Heyward and family leave for Sheridan. Next Sunday last Episcopal sermon. Rev Mr Hooker may return mid next month. Dillon Theater Nov 5 1907 to host Clarence Bennett's A Royal Slave set in Old Mexico. Hecla Consolidated Mining final report filed Oct 19. company liquidated May 1 1906.
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Swartz
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Sheridan
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Mr. Hooker
Call for county representatives on exhibit at state fair
The paper invites representative citizens from each county to discuss forming a system that ensures inhibitors are present and a better and more representative exhibit is shown at the state fair. The note requests input from locals on this subject.
Wheat prices rise amid favorable trade outlook in Chicago pit
The Butte Evening News notes wheat prices hit December at about 1.03 and May near 10 849 with a trend to higher levels. It cites a world shortage, U S exports up and export prices around 1 14, arguing the advance is justified and likely to endure for most of the year.
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Butte
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Nominations Lead to Minnie Gilbert's Selection for Department
The passage notes many nominations but Minnie Gilbert was chosen to represent the department. Elected officers include Editor in chief Dick Price, manager Judson Best and Adolph Decker, faculty Miss Paxton, society Hortense Paul, athletics Roy Call, wit and humor Minnie Gilbert, literary Beulah Harrison, Alumni Bertha Burfiend and exchange Elizabeth Sutherland.
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Adolph Decker
Miss Paxton
Hortense Paul
Roy Call
Prohibition Notice On Poindexter Ranches
Poindexter and Orr Livestock Co posts a strict prohibition on shooting fishing and trespass on ranch lands south of town. Offenders will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
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Poindexter & Orr Livestock Co
For Sale 150 Cotswold Bucks in Good Condition
63 m. For Sale. 150 large grade Cotswold Bucks one and two years old in good condition. Call on or address CRAIG CORNELL, Dillon, Montana. Read the Examiner all the news.
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