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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1910
Page
4
BE. L. Poindexter editor notes the Dillon Montana paper is entered September 20 192 under law as second class matter and will be mailed to subscribers until orders to discontinue arrive and all arrears are paid.
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open for advertiser inspection.
The Examiner editorializes that Beaverhead county Democratic convention assembled with strong attendance and harmony to name a capable ticket from across the county. Delegates aimed to unify support, subdue differences, and present a ticket destined to win as votes are counted in November.
A Beeaverhead county reader ridicules the Dillon Tribune for urging Senator Clark to donate to a public hospital fund in exchange for support for his re election. The letter criticizes the paper and Reverend Hooker without remorse and calls for decisive action.
The Beaverhead county public letter denounces a Republican party ad in the Tribune as unpatriotic and shameless. It cites Rev. Hooker’s rebuke from two weeks prior and urges the party to refrain from further political insinuations.
The Dillon Tribune notes the Beaver Head community offers congratulations while expressing cautious doubt at a startling claim and promises to await more proof before full belief. The editorial begins with the phrase we understand and signals scrutiny.
The Dillon Tribune editorial argues Maine’s Democratic tilt mirrors conditions seen in Vermont Wisconsin Washington Iowa Kansas Idaho and other states and cites yesterday's New York convention as part of a broader trend.
The county fair and races lead the lineup followed by a large stock sale and a street fair with a car carnival. Dillon promises strong entertainment for visitors with these main events shaping the week.
Despite last Saturday night’s heavy snow the Democratic Dollar Dinner drew strong enthusiasm and proved a brilliant success. The Beaverhead Democrats should establish it as a permanent biennial county convention feature.
The Democratic National Congressional Committee distributes its Campaign Book available for $1 per copy or $10 per ten. It boasts valuable content and calls on Democrats to buy, support with contributions, and help the party rise to prominence. Orders go to F. F. Garrett, Treasurer, Democratic Campaign Committee, 821-15th Street Northwest, Washington, D. C.
The document lists Hon. Charles S. Hartman itinerary from October 5 to 8 visiting Sidney Culbertson Glascow and Chinook with Havre in the afternoon and evening. It also records Hon. T J Walsh moves from September 30 to October 8 visiting Missoula Deer Lodge Moore Great Falls Fort Benton Chouteau Walier Conrad and Boulder with times noted.
Miss M L Smith of the old reliable beauty parlors in Butte will be in Dillon for a few days to take orders for the latest in hair goods and show demonstrations on hair and skin care. She offers over combings switches and dyes with new shades of faded hair, all work guaranteed. Room 16 Telephone Block.
Real estate transfers include patents to heirs of Joel Richard for 160 acres in Big Hole basin and to Kate Wattawa for 160 near Apex, plus 40 acres to Charles Benson and 160 acres near Apex by warrant or deed. Numerous mineral mining power of attorney filings and sheriff sale certificate, with several location names such as Crystal creek and Independence placer, plus an incorporation filing for William Produce Company.
Five miles south of Dillon the ranch of Jens H. Christensen is placed under a hunting prohibition. The notice labels hunting as positively forbidden on the property, outlining enforcement expectations and regional safety.
For sale two properties listed by J. C. Van Camp. Property includes a house and two lots on Dakota and Orr Streets, No. 634, and a house with two lots on Idaho Street, No. 216. Inquiries directed to J. C. Van Camp.
In Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead Montana Craig Cornell George E Baker Ernest Selway Harlan J Thompson and Leslie A Thompson executors of Della T Reynolds estate file to appropriate 300 statutory inches seven and one half cfs of Blacktail Deer Creek Heirs share one half each notify all interested parties to file written objections by September 28 1910 with the Clerk of Court dated September 14 1910 seal Hazelbaker Clerk Neparty Clerk
The annual meeting of the stockholders of New Departure Mining Co will be held at their office Fifth floor Hennessey building Butte Montana on Tuesday October 4 1910 at 430 p m for election of seven directors and other business By order of the President A S Nichols Secretary
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