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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1957
Page
2
Beaverhead County Agent ED Atkins explains fertilizer labels reveal composition. nitrogen supports growth while phosphate boosts root development and maturity. potash is usually abundant and often unnecessary.
The note urges readers to obtain the Montana extension circular Fertilizer Recommendations for Montana for informed fertilizer buying. Copies are available at the extension office.
Poisonous plants like deathcamas and tall larkspur kill grazing livestock each spring. Deathcamas endangers sheep especially in early spring when pastures are short, while tall larkspur harms cattle from late spring into early summer, with range grazing advised to avoid losses until mid July.
The Montana Fish and Game department set the general deer season from October 20 to November 24. Residents may shoot two deer in western and central Montana, while non residents may buy a $20 permit for one deer. Elk seasons follow a similar dates with early openings possible in backcountry areas. Moose mountain goats and bighorn sheep rules to be decided at April meeting.
The Montana Agricultural Experiment Station circular “Range Plants Poisonous to Livestock in Montana” is cited. Readers are advised to obtain a copy from the County Extension office for detailed information.
The Elliott family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy after the death of Lulu H. Elliott. Floral tributes were beautiful and appreciated by Morton Elliott and family, Mrs Mildred Erickson and family, Amos M. Elliott, and Mrs. Mary Farrell and family.
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