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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1909
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner dated Wednesday September 29 1909 announces publication by E L Poindexter in Dillon Montana. It lists mailing frequency subscription price two dollars per year in advance and policy on mail delivery until an order to discontinue is received and arrears 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 West is no longer a locality but a spirit. Since early America, restless reformers pushed westward seeking freedom and opportunity. Now this spirit fights at home for equality, resource conservation, and freedom from corporate dominance, echoing the pioneer resolve and Roosevelt era ideals.
Goodwin's Weekly notes Haley's comet reappearing after years, soon visible. It describes comets as vaporous yet containing substance proving natural laws, comparing them to ships obeying a universal order and no longer portents of evil.
Fragmentary passage compares space travelers to a perpetual force guided by law and destiny. It likens their mission to fixed currents and precise paths, describing a unity of nature and spirit guiding their course.
Misa Bettea leads general exercises as tennis interest grows and a large club is expected this fall. The YWCA forms this week under Misa Winters with many new members. Prof. Monroe speaks on Boost for the Manimal. Miss Kermode edits and Miss Nutterville assists. Blanche Morse and Grace Gray join from Dillon. Senator Robert L. Taylor to speak Saturday at the normal assembly hall.
In October Pacific Monthly the article argues land choice reflects satisfaction with climate and surroundings. People relocate from wetter or harsher regions to arid East Oregon or Washington, Idaho, or Montana seeking land values and opportunity, while few communities admit drawbacks. Some return home after trying the West.
The Oregon Short Line will offer round trip tickets this summer to Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles on specified dates. Call an agent for dates and rates.
Letter from Dr H H Swain recommends the International Tax Association appoint a committee to draft a uniform classification of real property and submit proposals to future conferences and state legislatures. It urges publication of state tax law compilations and investigates whether general property tax failures stem from design or administration, with consideration of partial income tax substitution. It also calls for uniform insurance taxation laws and abandoning retaliatory bills to foster interstate comity.
Real estate transfers filed for the week ending September 27 recorded from the title books of Pearl 1 Smith. Transfers involve multiple properties with deed filings and owner changes noted by the clerk.
A series of real estate transfers and mining claims are recorded. Deeds include two tracts in Lima for $600, two lots in P. & QO. addition for $10, two lots in Armetead for $1, a quit claim of part of Garland's addition to Lima for $100, and patents for 160 acres near Dillon to Terrence Flynn and 320 acres to Owen Smith. Mining claims cover Triumph and Vendome lodes in Elkhorn district, Razzler Tunnel Site in Bloody Dick district, and related interests. Final receipts and bills of sale reference Gladstone Gold Co. machinery and Wise River ditch interests. water rights in Warm Springs and Bloody Dick creek are specified at 60.5 cu ft per second.
A classified item lists Dr. Ackley with office and residence details alongside the name Edie Bluck and the phone number 72Y.
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