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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1911
Page
4
The Dillon Montana paper announces weekly publication under editor E L Poindexter with entry date September 20 1912 and mailing status. Subscriptions cost 2 dollars per year in advance and will continue until an order to discontinue is received and arrears paid.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County and keeps subscription records open for inspection by advertisers.
The piece argues against mail order gimmicks and urges buying locally to sustain jobs and the regional economy. It highlights the benefits of local merchants and warns that distant catalogs don’t contribute to community welfare or employment. The landmark Panama California Exposition is promoted as showcasing women's influence and progress.
A reflection on fans' intense home loyalty in baseball and its contrast with broader civic fundraising. The piece argues communities rise when local people invest time and money to build industry and improve their towns, driven by faith in a better future. It notes fans cheer without gain, while civic efforts require sustained self sacrifice.
Leadore rumors report an auto stalled near a hilltop fifteen miles from Leadore on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs J K Robinson completed their trip from Armstead by foot and arrived in Leadore around midnight. A fish car with Chief Deputy Warden Kendall passed through Leadore to Salmon and back. Timber Creek and Lemhi creeks will need irrigation screening to protect trout numbers. 60 000 natives were diverted to Timber Texas and Lemhi creeks. Ora Caldwell of Salmon attended a musicale hosted by Miss Tone Clark. The G P railroad contract near Dillon is let, with plans for larger work toward Twin Bridges and right of way options being pursued by Judge Padgham.
The Helena Independent urges citizens to express steadfast pride in the city. It argues that everyday acts of goodwill and promotion of local business create a wide, contagious patriotism.
Last Thursday in Butte Miss Marjorie Mc Gloughlin and Herman Kallopp, Dillon natives, wed at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev. Quinn officiating. The couple, now homesteaders on Kentucky avenue, are both locally prominent in business and workforce. Earlier the same evening Miss Helen Lennox and Herbert O. Williams were married by Rev. Father Foley at St. Rose church in a small ceremony witnessed by close family. The Lennox daughter is a Dillon high school alumna, while Williams serves as head operator at the Oregon Short Line depot.
High School notes show overflow in plane geometry and large English classes with ninety four daily pupils. Blacksmithing and carpentry started under Mr Iserr. An improvised desk setup serves the elementary class of twenty two. Athletic meeting elected Bradley president Teatherly secretary Kerr treasurer Stratton assistant treasurer Baxter manager. Basketball season expected to begin with Prof Ripley as first coach, noted for past winning teams at Idaho Springs.
Receipts this week show cattle at 30,095 hogs 28,758 and sheep 185,585, with last week's totals and year-ago figures. Market trends note strong demand for best cattle, steady to firmer grass beef, active stockers and feeders, with sheep and lambs showing price gains and high feeder demand despite overall market firmness.
The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held at their office Fifth floor Hennessy Building Butte Montana on Tuesday October 3 1911 at 430 PM for the election of seven directors for the ensuing year and other business as may come before the meeting By order of the President 418 A B Nichols Secretary
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