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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1909
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner notes publication on Wednesdays with E L Poindexter as editor. It lists 1902 entry, Dillon Montana as second class matter, and a two dollar annual subscription in advance. It states mail delivery continues until orders to discontinue and arrears are paid.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
The Beaverhead county fair suffered a failure due to bad weather despite strong harness racing and fine horse exhibits. The judges praised the stock show and women’s and dry land farms displays, but ordinary farm produce and local business participation lagged, dampening prospects for next year.
The Missoulian cites American achievements from reaching the North Pole to aviation, athletics, corn production, and tariff policy. It notes four months remain and predicts the Higgins Avenue bridge completion will add to the record, asserting the nation has begun a strong march forward.
Radstreet's mercantile Byres has issued a statement detailing price increases since 1896 and comparing average costs then and now. The figures indicate a significant rise in the cost of living, surprising many observers.
A Breezes clipping notes campers at Twin Lakes including Mrs Francis and family, Mr and Mrs Tovey and child, Mrs Jones and daughter, and Armitage family with Miss Taylor. John Tope returns from a railroad trip with Mrs Woodworth and W C Jones. Toney Belle Sr and Charley Bell plan to move harness shop duties to Washington state while Charley Bell continues the business in Wisdom. Rain dampens harvest on Strawbridge ranch delaying grain maturity this season.
Transfer of 120 acres near Polaris from Nora H Hays to Milton E Hays for $1.00. Milton E Hays to Nora Hays with 160 acres near Polaris. Deeds for Armetead, Mauldin, Dillon, Armstead, and Wisdom properties. various sums $1.00 to $500. Patents issued for Armstead and Bannack area. Decree of Distribution and estate conveyance corrections in Dillon.
The Eagles of the Dillon Aerie held an 8 PM gathering on Wednesday September 1 with a Dilton brass band entertainment and a speech on Eagledom by Hon J M Irving of Weiser Idaho. Regular business postponed to September 8 to organize a new member initiation team.
The Oregon Short Line offers daily excursions from Dillon to Portland from June 10 to September 30. Round trip tickets are $30.30 with a 60 day limit total and 30 days each way. Stops are allowed in either direction.
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