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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1914
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner dated Wednesday April 1914 lists Henry F. Crittenden as managing editor and notes entry on September 20 1902. It states the paper is mailed to subscribers until a formal order to discontinue is received and all arrears are paid.
The Cullen Examiner guarantees advertisers the paper with the largest bona fide paid circulation in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are openly available for advertiser inspection.
An article by Henry Beach Needham in Collier’s magazine compares American cricket culture to English coverage. It notes English reporters’ ignorance and hopes for British acceptance of the sport and a real world championship. Also mentions Billings Chamber of Commerce launching a monthly paper led by H. J. Thompson and praise for Billings growth.
The fragment asserts dominance in all games borrowed from the English, implying a claim of superiority across multiple matches.
An Arkansas man known as old man Stone drifts west to seek fortune in California and Montana. After a series of marriages and relocations, his legacy sits at Camp Creek near Melrose with a new owner, while his first wife and Arkansas home are remembered.
Long before fleece removal begins on ranch ranges, heavy shearing runs at mammoth feeding stations near Chicago Kansas City and Omaha. About 500000 animals are shorn in March and April as wool dealers show healthy market interest. Chicago handles roughly 825000 sheep and lambs at multiple stations while Omaha and Kansas City areas feed stock through adjacent yards.
George Simmons of Codagen and George Postlewaite of Terry bought two car loads of heifers in St Paul for Montana range. Simmons load carried forty five head and Postlewaite load thirty six head. Price paid was about six forty to six eighty five per hundred. Cattle branded at Terry and Simmons herd to the Big Dry section.
The Paul brothers of Monida Montana delivered seven carloads totaling 180 head of hay fed steers weighing 1065 pounds each. They sold for 765 dollars. The brothers reside in the Centennial valley Beaverhead County rich grazing and agricultural district.
A listing of Sabbath services for Dillon churches including Presbyterian St James Episcopal Methodist Episcopal and Catholic Mass times and pastors. It outlines service hours Sunday schools and evening prayers across locations and notes midweek meetings and catechism times.
Sheepmen buy Devoe ready mix ed paint advertised by Hughes and Mc Caleb. The notice touts it as the best paint on the market for sale locally.
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