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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1905
Page
2
A Montauva article reviews horse types and buyer demands for ready sale animals. Dr A S Alexander from the Wisconsin experiment station outlines light harness, standard bred, coacher, carriage, wagon, cob and saddle horse traits, sizes, gaits, and price ranges in the Chicago market.
Government and Northern Pacific contest over land in Coeur d Alene Idaho, valued at a million dollars, with claims that the land is mineral and exempt from the grant. An official notes that final proofs now require five years actual residence, not intermittent visits, and that bona fide settlers only win titles. Montana agricultural progress and rising land prices are praised by railroad officials amid strong demand for farming lands.
Attorney General Galen ruled bounty may be paid on wild animal scalps but not on inoculated or domesticated animals. Veterinary Knowles had asked whether mange inoculation and release could justify bounty payments for wolves and coyotes. The state board of examiners declined to approve bills for such scalps, sticking to wild animals killed or captured by other means.
Fort Benton River Press reports the Montana state fair in Welena featured a remarkable exhibit of farm products. Observers say the Montana display rivals top agricultural states, with Carbon county receiving notable recognition despite its coal‑belt reputation.
Misa Alma led the YWCA Sunday afternoon discussion on The Influence of Personality. About fifteen new members joined. Prof. Fenner spoke on Health at last Thursday’s general exerciser. Faculty bans on outdoor games for the girls basketball team leave future matches undecided. Mrs. Barton returned home to Billinge after visiting her daughter Vinnie.
N S Wood resumes street service in Dillon with a delivery wagon for baggage express and light freight to the depot and city areas including the Normal College and Dormitory. He handles stove wood and dry kindling. coal is not provided. Orders left with Deputy's Meat Market or at Central telephone office receive prompt attention.
Dillon Montana notices council will hear the Dillon Realty company petition to abandon and vacate streets in Stahl plat north of Bannack street on November 1 1905 at 8 p m Objections may be made at that time By order of the council Mayor B F White City Clerk J B Poindexter First publication October 1st 1905
Taxes for Beaverhead County Montana 1905 are due at the county treasurer's office in Dillon. The sale becomes delinquent on December 1, 1905 at 6 p m, with ten percent added if unpaid. Payments accepted 9 a m to 5 p m at the Dillon office. Dated September 13, 1905.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana, notice to creditors of Isaac Christiansen deceased. Creditors must present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to administrator Charis Christiansen at Edwin Norris office Dillon Montana. First publication October 23 1905.
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