Poindexter’s Dillon Wednesday Paper Adopts Regular Mail Policy
The Dillon Montana weekly, published by B. L. Poindexter, entered September 20 1902 as second class matter under congressional act. The subscription price is 2 dollars per year in advance and the paper will continue to be mailed to subscribers until a definite discontinuation order is received and all arrears are paid.
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Forest Supervisors
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Paid Circulation in County
The Dillon Examiner declares it has the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers advertisers access to subscription records and mailing lists for inspection.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Montana Winter Climate Ends East’s Sympathy
The article defends Montana’s winter climate, arguing it outperforms eastern conditions. It contrasts eastern summers’ oppressive heat and winter pneumonia with Montana’s milder, more sleep-friendly seasons, asserting Montana’s climate needs little sympathy.
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Pneunonia
Montana
Convicts Suggested for Public Roads Labor in Montana
The Montana state prison board explores convict road work to improve roads without competing with free labor. Guarding and escape risks loom as commissions weigh feasibility, with trial in southern states cited. Also announced are National Forest ranger examinations across multiple districts in Montana and nearby states, offering about 100 openings with advancement potential.
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Falla Tribune
Butte
the Tribune
Montana Atate Prison Board
Montana
Montanans Benefit From Open Air Employment and Roads
A fragmented folk speech notes potential benefits of better roads and open air work for Montanans especially the rich and the captured. It argues that improving infrastructure could aid public welfare and employment opportunities despite imperfect reasoning.
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Ratichere
Poindexter Marries In Butte At St John’s Church
J Marvin Poindexter of the State Savings Bank of Butte married Miss Mary Donnell Baldwin daughter of Attorney Thornton Baldwin at St John’s Episcopal church. Rev S C Blackiston officiated with immediate relatives present. The couple left for a wedding trip to Seattle via the North Coast Limited.
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Butte
J. Marvin Poindexter
State Savings Bank
Miner
Mary Donnell Baldwin
Thornton Baldwin
St. John’s Episcopal Church
S. C. Blackiston
Mayo Baldwin
Harry Lindley
Miss Baldwin
J. C. C. Thornton
Thornton
James W. Forbis
Geradine Forbis
Poind
National Monthly highlights Governor Norris in Montana feature
Special Montana focus in the National Monthly edited by Norisin EK Mack reviews Governor Norris administration with praise and wide state attention. Features include images of Norris and the State Capitol and other notable pieces in the September issue.
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Montana
National Monthly
Norisin Ek, Mack
Democratic National Committee
Gov. Norris
Mack
Norris
State Capitol
Hunting Season Opens Today With Seasonal Warnings
The piece notes the opening of hunting season on September 1 with hunters preparing gear and heading to marshes and forests. It warns of dangers from inexperienced hunters, celebrates the chase, and offers a synopsis of Montana game laws including daily limits and dates for ducks geese brant and swan through January and the October to November limits for grouse prairie chicken sage hen pheasant and partridge.
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Montana
Lake State hunting season details and licenses explained
The article outlines bag limits for various animals, season dates through December 1, and license costs. Residents may hunt with a license, while non residents pay fees for fishing and combined hunting and fishing. Deer appear plentiful though pheasants and grouse seasons were shortened to 31 days.
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