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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1910
Page
4
The notice lists publication date October 26 1910 weekly issue by editor B L Poindexter Dillon Montana. It records entry as second class matter since September 20 1902 under act of March 3 1879 and subscription price two dollars per year in advance.
The Dillon Examiner pledges the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers open subscription records and mailing lists for advertiser inspection.
The editorial attacks Commissioner Francis, arguing four years of wasteful spending under the Republican county board. It accuses the board of awarding contracts to the highest bidder for political reasons and suggests the county clerk wields covert influence. It endorses S. S. Patterson, Democratic candidate, as a capable manager who would run the county on sound business principles with the help of one Democratic commissioner.
The Examiner endorses A. L. Badcon for water commissioner of Dill on pledging he understands the role and earns the highest city salary. The note implies his tenure should be secure and criticizes his county treasurer qualifications. Frank Blair, the Democratic candidate, is not fully described.
A local candidate praised as a native head county figure with broad confidence and leadership, described as thoroughly equipped for the office and capable as a trustworthy officer. Mark your ticket for Frank Blair.
B. W. Emerick accepts the Democratic nomination for county clerk and recorder in Beaverhead County. The young local candidate, born and raised there, is praised for education and a Fresh approach, arguing life tenure in office undermines republican ideals.
Praise for H R Melahn as county attorney. Melton prosecuted every case vigorously and resisted costly litigation. He kept the office costs low and served taxpayers, earning support for re election.
Beaverhead county residents recall six years past when Senator B F White and Representatives Selway and Decker opposed Tom Carter and worked to defeat him. The piece argues Republicans still oppose Carter citing his ties to Aldrich and big money. Beaverhead vows to back Carter’s rivals and keep him off the ticket.
The Dillon Tribune praises Tony French as the county's best assessor who resists over-assessing to fund Republican aims. The paper's editorials last week echo a heated debate on taxation and re election, arguing against boosting taxes to enrich political supporters.
The letter argues the Tribune’s charge is unfounded and politically charged. It claims taxpayers already bear heavy taxes and warns against a Republican board raising funds for county expenses.
The campaign of Charles Nelson for sheriff gains steady support across Dillon with many voters voicing favorable opinions. He is described as a lifelong resident, cheerful and hardworking, showing the nerve and bravery expected of a sheriff.
The passage praises Dr. Ryburn and M. D. Gist as superior legislative candidates and calls for retirement of Senator Tom Carter. It argues Beaverhead County will gain two aligned representatives and a Democratic governor to push needed legislation on Normal School subjects and other matters in Helena.
The coroner post should be held by a county seat resident to avoid delays and possible miscarriage of justice. Dr. Simpson, a Dillon resident, is recommended as a suitable candidate for the office.
Frank Knotts, a longtime fisher and hunter known as a good sportsman, announces and asks friends to support him for public administrator on the Democratic ticket. He predicts a large majority on election day.
Inside and outside you will find no flaw with our work of cleaning and renovating the most expensive and dainty evening gowns. Society ladies trust us with delicate fabrics and we always satisfy patrons. We are prompt in delivering orders and charges are modest. Paris Due House. Telephone 171.
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