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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1914
Page
5
Dillon residents hear reports of traders and visitors including Hughes McCaleb wall paper ads and several real estate and farm notices. Local figures such as Bushnell, Phillips, Gelhaus, and others conduct business in Dillon with travel to Butte and nearby towns.
In the Normal college gym last Monday the seniors routed the preps 18 to 2 as the four class teams competed in the seventh and eighth games of the annual tournament. The freshmen then beat the juniors 18 to 5, setting up a seniors versus freshmen showdown to decide the title with Friday still to come.
The Anaconda company reports a new ore body in the Gordon group near Cable district Montana with 100000 tons blocked out averaging about 80 dollars per ton. The shoot is 75 by 40 feet with a shaft 800 feet deep and the Gordon group includes the Big Bill claim. A railroad extension to Southern Cross and power line upgrades are planned. The area supplies the Washoe smelters and both Gordon and Southern Cross yield gold, silver and copper values.
A brief local ad offers a few pianos in fine condition at gale cheap prices. The seller promises one of the best makes and invites interested buyers to call at once. Contact listed as G. FE. Jewell. ady, 8atf.
Mr Jewell announces arrangements with a large Montana piano house to supply quality pianos at favorable terms. The offer invites potential buyers to call and see the deals, with a promise that the party means business. Phone 5-black. G E Jewell.
Stockmen study pasture lambing as meat prices rise. Andrus and Banta plan fenced pasture lambing on Datil forest in New Mexico with 8 250 ewes, using coyote proof woven wire and sheds to hold pens. Benefits include fewer workers, better care, reduced predation and losses, and protected forage for dry years.
The breeders' gazette notes that the outcomes from this lambing method will be closely observed by other sheepmen over the coming years, shaping breeding decisions and practices.
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