Poindexter Newspaper Notice From Dilton Montana
The notice lists B. L. Poindexter as editor and records the paper’s second class mailing status in Dilton Montana dated September 20, 1902. Subscription price is 82 per year in advance and reminders for discontinuation or arrears are noted.
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Dilton
Montana
Dillon Examiner Claims Largest Paid Circulation in County
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and keeps subscription records open for advertiser inspection.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead County Democratic Convention Planned for Sept 6 1910
The Beaverhead County Democratic Central Committee orders a county convention at Dillon Court House on September 6 1910 at 3 PM to select 14 delegates and 14 alternates for the State Convention at Livingston to nominate county candidates and choose a new Central Committee. Delegates are apportioned by precinct votes cast for Thomas D. Long in 1908 plus at large seats, with detailed precinct allocations listed and rules governing voting and representation. Adjournment noted to September 24 1910.
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Democratic ‘County Central Committee
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dillon
Court House
Livingston
Thomas D. Long
Congress
Argenta
Armstead
Bannack
Barretts
Birch Creek
Bishops
Blacktail
Bloody Dick
Bowen
Dell
Dewey
North I
South
Farlin
Glendale
Hecla
Horse Prairie
Jackson
Lima
Pioneer
Polaris
Red Rock
Wisdom
County Central Committee
Democratic County Central Committee
M. D. Gist
W. M. Oliver
Plain Truth About Aldrich and Tariff Charges
A Winfield Kansas speech by Senator Bristow on July 9 outlines charges about Senator Aldrich and tariff policy. The assertions concern personal enrichment and the impact of a new tariff bill, with each claim said to be verifiable from public records.
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Aldr
Aldrich
Winfield
Kansas
Bristow
Aldrich tied to rubber tariff and stock scheme
The article details a 35 percent senate tariff rise by Sen Aldrich replacing the finance committee, the August 5 law, and a related rubber company founded with Aldrich family stock. It notes Guggenheim and relatives as major holders and 18.2 percent dividends in three months, framing Aldrich as a sinister figure and linking tariffs to personal gain.
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Congress
Dingley
Senate
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Simon Guggenheim
Colorado
Senator Guggenheim
New Rubber Company
William McKinley
Lorimer
Clark
Senator Clark
Leadore set for mining growth and arrivals from Boise
J C Boss, president of Junction Mining, and family relocate to Leadore to supervise the Leadville mine for an open ended period. A baby girl born to Barney Sharkey and wife weighs nine pounds with Dr Ray officiating. Leadore townsite opening expected next Monday drawing delegations from Butte, Boise and Salmon. Fire outbreaks rage in Lemhi range and a crash near Cruikshank canyon injures Miss Gertrude Chambers. occupants- Mr Olmsted, Mrs Olmsted, Dr Rathbone, and Dr Chambers unharmed.
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J. C. Boss
Junction Mining Company
Boise
Mr. Boss
Leadville
Barney Sharkey
Ray
Mr. Sharkey
Butte
Salmon
Leadore
T. D. Olmsted
Gertrude Chambers
Don Rathbone
Dillon
Cruikshank Canyon
Junction
Miss Chambers
Youngken
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds Week Ending Sept 5
List of multiple transfers including Elmer Bateman gain of 160 acres near Glendale and 80 acres near Glendale. Includes warranty deeds between Delos and Fred Oliver and Adolph Kroltz to A S Johnson with varied lots and 10 dollar considerations. Also notes quitclaims and referee deeds involving John Moran and Frank Hazelbaker with numerous lots and a large ranch acreage, plus cemetery deeds and water rights in several creeks and counties.
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Elmer. O. Bateman
Glendale
Delos Oliver
Fred Oliver
Bond
Adolph Kroltz
A. S. Johnson
Thompson Addition
Kentucky Avenue
Theron D. Moran
Robert Boone
Nettie Morrison
E. A. Jacobs
Barnett Addition
John Shaw
Finley Roe
Willis
Henry Boger
Fred Boger
Dillon
Mary Bateman
Elmer Bateman
Thomas Dolman
Carroll Placer
Big Hole
Carver Placer
Belle Lode
Granite Lode
Emma Lode
Mattie Lode
Silver Bow
Beaverhead
James Willis
Carroll Dolman
Carrol
Carver
Normie D Lode
Laura Lode
Helena Lode
H. B. Selway
Willard Jenson
Boulder Creek
Harry Selby
Willard Combs
Mussigbrod Creek
Charles’ McCaffery
North Fork
Simeon Estes
Lulu Creasy
Fifteen Registered Shrop Bucks at Roberts Ranch
Fifteen registered Shropshire bucks listed for sale at the Wm. Roberts ranch with address 221 Coit and Nelson.
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Robert
Lost bridle found between Orr and Kife residences
Open bridle with overhead check missing between the Orr and Kife homes. Finder urged to return to A. S. Rife as noted in The Examiner.
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Orr
Kife
A. S. Rife
Balance Sheet of the State Bank of Dilson Montana 1910
The State Bank of Dilson in Dilson Montana closes its books September 1 1910 showing resources of 5 621 705 19 with loans and discounts 3 , characters omitted for brevity . The bank lists cash reserves specie currency and checks from banks totaling 681 309 48 with liabilities including capital stock 50 000 00 surplus 10 000 00 undivided profits and taxes 40 358 10 and deposits 298 92763 plus certificates of deposit 199 TH 42 and a special reserve of 50 000 00. A L Stone cashier certifies the figures under oath before W A Graeter notary public Beaverhead County Montana September 6 1910 with attestations by W illiam Roe and A F Graeter.
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B. L. Poindexter
Ollier
Plain Truth About
Idh
Gilmore
Eighteen Mile Creek
Lemhi
Pearl J. Smith
Coit & Nelson
the Examiner
State Bank of
Dilson
State OF
Ileg County
I. A. L. Stone
A. L. Store
W. A. Graeter
William Roe
A. F. Graeter
Pic Tures
Jefe Ont
KodAk
Eastman
the Druggs
Paris
Dillon People
Madison Counties
A. C. Gruwell
Dillon, Montana
Pine & Broadway
Seattle
H. A. Bond, M. D
Premix
Resid
Idaho Street
Welch's
Armour
Kellogg's
Ralston’s
Pettijohn’s
Knox's
Montana Mercantile Co
Grocers
G. T. Paul
THE
Acadia
Martin & Critz, Prep'’s
J. Carhart