Montana paper blasts public land withdrawal near Beaverhead rivers
In a Dillon editorial, readers condemn a state order removing public land along the Beaverhead Madison Jefferson and Gallatin rivers from entry. They argue it harms dry land farming prospects, deter homesteaders from Texas and other states, and question the conservation rationale as “conservation run wild.” Local figures and the governor’s stance on natural resources are discussed.
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Montana
Beaverhead
Madison
Jefferson
Gallatin
Startling News
Dispatch
Dillon
Texas
Leaveread
Cheyenne
Wyo
Norman Holden
Missouri River
Butte
Gov. Norris
Mortana
Sugar beet push in Beaverhead valley hinges on crowd
A final push is urged for sugar beet culture with a big meeting at the courthouse tomorrow afternoon. Geo R Featherly calls on all farmers and Dillon business men to attend, praising Prof Cooley's Beaverhead county figures and warn of apathy hindering upbuilding efforts.
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Geo. R. Featherly
Court House
Beaverhead Valley
Farmers’ Institute
Featherly
Dillon
Cooley
Agricultural College
Beaverhead County
New Montana Law Bars Saloons Near State Schools
The piece discusses a recently passed Montana law prohibiting sales of alcohol within two thousand feet of state educational institutions. It notes the lack of attribution for the bill and ridicules the measure while urging readers to mark the change and its implications for students and townsfolk.
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Norris
Montana
State of
Boards of County Commissioners
St. Peter's
Land of the Blessed
Normal
University
School of Mines
Agricultural College
Sugar Beets And Elections Stir Dillon News
Two caucuses have nominated a republican and a non partisan ticket for the coming city election. The non partisan ticket features incumbents, while the republican slate offers new candidates. A sugar beet meeting is planned at the court house, with a fair in Beaverhead county in twenty three weeks.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Quotable Editorial Snippets From Montana Papers
A string of brief quotes from Great Falls Leader Dillon boards Whitehall Sunlight Mis soulian Anaconda Standard Butte Tribune Review Belfry News Montana Lookout criticizes various issues from anti cigarette bills to city justice and public sentiment. The items reflect local newspaper voices on crime, gambling and social norms.
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Great Falls
Montana Lookout
Notaries Public in Montana May Now Serve Statewide
Montana notaries enjoy statewide authority under House Bill 218. Notaries may now take acknowledgments anywhere in the state and must note on their seals the state designation and commission expiration.
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Bogart
Montana
Oratorical Contest Set for Dillon With College Guests
Last year the state Oratorical meeting decided the 1909 state contest would be held in Dillon. On May 7 Dillon hosts guests from M A C Bozeman U of M Missoula and Montana Wes leyan Helgna. Local association reorganized with Miss Storey as president and plans vaudeville entertainments to cover expenses. Admission 15 cents single 25 cents for two.
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Helena
Dillon
Bozeman
U. of M
Missoula
Montana Wesleyan University
Helgna
Storey
College Assembly Hall
Real Estate and Resource Transfers From Local Records
Warranty deed transfers Matthew Orr to Joseph Campeanu for one lot in P and O addition for 125 dollars. Sheriff deed O C Gosman to John H Padgham for two lots in eon addition for 763.50 dollars. Water rights assigned James Matick 200 inches on Lost and Rock creeks and James Maddux 200 inches from Willow and Rock creeks. Mining locations Bert Robbins and P F Mr Andrus Snow Flake lode Bloody Dick district. Mining location C E Robbins Harvey Sullivan and F M Andrus Copper Stain No 2 road Bloody Dick district.
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Matthew Orr
Joseph B. Campeanu
O. C. Gosman
John H. Padgham
Eon
James Matick
Lost Creek
Rock Creek
James Maddux
Willow Creek
Bert Robbins
Mr. and
Hall's Catarrh Cure Deal Aimed at Catarrh Cases
Frank J. Cheney swears as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Sworn December 6, 1886 before Notary A. W. Gleason. Internal use claimed.
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State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
Frank J. Cueney
A. D
Hall's Pills for Constipation Endorsed by Testimonials
Fr. CuENEY & Co Toledo Ohio advertise Hall's Pills for constipation. The ad claims testimonials and direct action on the blood and mucous surfaces, with price 75 cents and availability at druggists.
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Cueney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Hall
L-M
Monida couple visits Dillon dentist Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Monida were in Dillon on Wednesday patronizing a local Dillon dentist.
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Frank Davis
Monida
Dillon
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Dillon Tribune
Tribune Publishing Company
Tribunee Pussishing Co
Epitor Tribune
Dillon Post Office
Tribunee
Sng Co
Tribune
Prof. Cooley
Whitehall
Job
Butte Tribune Review
Belfry
Cashmore
Tennessee
Nelson
Secatr
Glendale
Sete
Dewey
Grant Pentaaler
Antrdvesessiesved
Hecla
Farlin
Dillon Ay
Meadow Creek
Lima
Bristow
Bedrock
Peterson
Chris Foi
Wisdom Bras
Bowen
West Fox
Graylin Aees
Polaris
Jackson
South
Smith
A. W. Gleason
Hastman
Lion
Chris Snyder
Eliel Brothers
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