Dillon Montana Local Newspaper Masthead and Notice
P. C. Kress and E. L. Poindexter are editor and proprietor. The paper indicates it was entered at Dillon Montana on September 2 1902 as second class matter under Congress act of March 3 1979. Subscription price is two dollars per year in advance. It will be mailed to subscribers until an order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid.
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Dillon Examiner Promises Largest Paid Circulation in County
Advertisers are guaranteed the largest bona fide circulation in Beaverhead County with open subscription records for inspection. Notice dated Wednesday September 13, 1905.
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Dillon Examiner
Beaverhead County
Anaconda Mail Route Plan Rejected By Post Office
The Post Office Department in Washington refused Anaconda's bid to alter U S mail routes into the Big Hole basin. A Beaverhead club protest argues no need for changes, noting persistent Anaconda efforts to gain basin business. The Examiner expects Deer Lodge county to push annexation of all or part of the Big Hole basin at the next legislature session.
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Failie Post-Office Department
Washington
Anaconda
U. S
Big Hole Basin
Beaverhead Club
Deer Lodge County
Theseeer Lodge
New Educational Monthly Promised for Montana
A Dillon dispatch reports the upcoming Montana educational journal The Inter Mountain Educator to be issued in Butte within weeks. Editors include two state normal school professors, the state superintendent, and the Butte superintendent, aiming to elevate school work beyond political influence.
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Butte Interga Mountain
Inter-Mountain
Montana
State Normal School
Bute
Dillon
Montana irrigation and dry land farming prospects
Professor F B Linfield of the Bozeman experiment station surveys irrigation results and the potential of dry land farming in Montana. He notes the state has ample land but lags in water supply, implying major implications for agricultural development.
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Montana
F. B. Linfield
Bozeman Experiment Station
Beached Inland Irrigation and Beaverhead County High
A Montana speaker discusses the irrigation potential of dry beach lands in the state, noting only a fraction can be irrigated and suggesting systematic farming could profitably develop the rest. He cites Beav erhead County High School openings and the arrival of students and staff, with mention of Paul Stahl and new coursework and activities.
Young Utah man injured in Montana train accident
A young man from Ephraim Utah suffered severe injuries after a crash near Dell in Montana. He sustained fractures to the right thigh and arm, a fractured collarbone, and extensive head injuries but is described as recovering with doctors H A Bond Kingsbury and Poindexter providing care. His parents have been notified and he is improving.
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H.A. Bond
Dre
Kingsbury
Poindexter
Olson
Montana
Ephraim
Utah
Hard Chase Without Results
Len Pendleton and Cliff Shelley, bondsmen of Guy Shaw, returned after a ten day chase across Gibbonsville Salmon Challis along the Pahsimeroi and Lemhi, by Horse Prairie, failing to catch Shaw who jumped his bond on horse stealing. Shaw’s cage was postponed ten days for hearing, with an offered $100 reward for capture. The hearer’s share sold to cover a $110 feed bill and bought in by John M. Miffilia.
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Len Pendleton
Cliff Shelley
Guy Shaw
Gibbonsville
Salmon
Challis
Pahsimero
Lemhi
Horse Prairie
Shaw
Hendamen
John M. Miffilia
Beav erhead County Sealed Bids for Wisdom Jail
Beaverhead County Montana invites sealed bids for a stone jail at Wisdom with bids due October 7 1905 at 10 am at the county clerk and recorder in Dillon. Plans and specs available at Dillon office and Wisdom post office. Each bid must include a 10 percent certified check forfeited if the selected bidder fails to complete. The board will meet October 7 1905 at 10 am to open bids and award the contract with right to reject any or all bids. MO 5. Baker Clerk. Dillon September 13 1905.
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Wisdom
Dillon
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Beaverhead County
Baker
Hay Field Accident Injures Dell Ranch Worker
Ott Olson a hay hand on Henry Thompson's Dell ranch narrowly escaped death when a hay derrickrick collapsed striking him on the head and causing a base skull fracture. He suffered additional bruising from other parts of the structure in the incident last Monday.
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Ott Olson
Henry Thompson
Dell
Olson
N. S. Wood Reenters Dillon Street Delivery Service
Notice to the People of Dillon announces N. S. Wood on the street with a quick delivery wagon for baggage express and light freight to and from the depot and all city areas including the Normal College. Wood will not handle coal and runs a clean wagon while prioritizing stove wood and dry kindling deliveries with orders left at Deputy's Meat Market or via Central telephone office.
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N. S. Wood
Dillon
Normal College
Bey
Hunting Ban On Emerick Ranch Declared
Notice announces no hunting or fishing on the Emerick ranch south of town under penalty of law. Frank Smith signs the restriction with reference code 52-4-1.
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Emerick Ranch
Frank Smith
Bids for Contract for Beaverhead County Poor Farm Barn
Notice calls for bids by 10 a m on October 7 1905 to build a barn on the poor farm and add wards near Dillon Montana Plans and specs are at the county clerk and recorder’s office bidders must deposit good faith money. the commissioners reserve right to reject all bids at a Beaverhead special session October 7. MO S Baker 1905.
Read The Examiner ciap offer ra county
Read The Examiner reports on a ciap offer in Riverside County with official actions and potential funding details affecting local agencies. The notice highlights eligibility criteria and timelines for participation by regional organizations.
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