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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1913
Page
4
The item provides a publishing notice dated Wednesday September 17 1913 for a Dillon Montana newspaper published weekly since 1902. It states mail delivery to subscribers until ordered stopped and arrears paid and lists a subscription price of 2 per year in advance.
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 piece praises Mr. Marshall for his rare role as philosophical adviser to the nation. It notes his Indiana manner and quotes his views on societal trends such as dress and dance, suggesting mothers influence children and advocating a tougher parental accountability.
In a Mary Heaton Vorse series, Montessori education is shown as guiding mothers to honor a child’s urge to self do and learn. The article urges respecting the cry Let me do it and letting babies attempt tasks to foster development and practical learning at home.
A historical excerpt discusses moments when a mother may be justified in ignoring a cry. It notes such times are rare and emphasizes the ethical tension between care and denial in parental responses.
The Order of the Sons and Daughters of the Montana Pioneers elected John Mailey of Madison county as vice-president at a Missoula meeting last week. The Madison County Monitor notes the honor reflects credit on the group and Mr Mailey, who has long resided in the region and held various trusted posts with an unblemished record. William A Clark Jr was elected president. Clark is abroad, so Marley will handle duties, and locals expect faithful service.
Permanent survey work progresses rapidly southwest of Butte under Chief Engineer J C O Neill. Governor Allen of Butte serves as president with W C Siderfin as vice president. The line will run through Silver Bow Deer Lodge and Beaverhead counties linking mining ranching Montana. Banks Davison Co Boston finance the project.
J W F Tracy of Washington DC, head of the United States free seed distribution, visits Bozeman to purchase 5900 bushels of seed peas for government distribution. He arrived Friday to inspect seed supplies and negotiate buys, praising Gallatin as a seed pea country.
A past dialogue inspires the request to attend the First Presbyterian church next Sunday. The themes consider the world now and the world to come. Wear your best clothes, bring a bright smile, and seek the best seat as services at eleven in the morning and eight in the evening commence.
Land office in Helena Montana on September 6 1913 notes Mansel H Siler of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make a three year proof to establish his homestead claim No 03843 for the N half of section 24 township 63 range 8 West Montana meridian.
Clinton Alfred Miller of Dillon Montana plans a three year proof for addition al homestead No 04300 dated June 1 1910 for SEYNE N4SEX SWY8EY section 8 township 78 range 8W before I A Hazelbaker U S commissioner on October 14 1913 witnesses Louis J Bell Samuel W Ford Jacob Spitzmiler Christian Olsen all of Dillon Montana also witnesses John Keenan John T Neal John N Mueller Ralph E Winchester all of Dillon Montana for the 1st October 1914 notice by Obes Stephen Carpenter Register Department of the Interior.
The Helena land office publishes notices of intent to make three year and final proofs for homestead and desert land in Montana. Paris W Armstrong of Armstead files for NWI4ZNEW Sec 14 and other parcels in Township 11 S Range 12 W with witnesses Craver Rife Burke and Flora Armstrong. Onie H Crook of Dillon filed Desert Land Application 04022 for Lots 3 and 7 SEYNW14 SWYNNEY EY SWy N% SE14 Sec 6 T7S R12W with witnesses Shook Tash Pahnish Kellum.
Presbyterian Church list of services led by Rev. Ostrander with morning and evening sermons and Sabbath school. St James Episcopal Church listing Rev. Jesse Lacklen schedule includes morning service class meeting junior Epworth and evening service with weekly prayer meeting. Catholic Church notes two masses and Sunday school after the last mass with evening devotions. Rev D Foley, pastor.
Local workshop announces updated equipment and tools on hand with a focus on new purchases and current maintenance status for efficient work. The note highlights training opportunities and access to updated safety gear for staff.
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