Largest shipment of cars to Dillon arrives this week
Two carloads of Ford touring cars and Cadillac phaeton models were received by Montana Auto Supply. Five Ford touring cars sold to Wilson and Hathaway of Silver Star Bert Foster of Ruby Bert Selway of Amstead and S A Talcott and F H Fletcher of Twin Bridges. One Cadillac delivered to J H Gilbert First National Bank.
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Dillon
Montana Auto Supply Company
Ford
Wilson and Hathaway
Silver Star
Bert Foster
Ruby
Bert Selway
Amstead
8. A. Talcott
F. H. Fletcher
Dillop
J. H. Gilbert
First National Bank
Public Utility Rate Schedules Standards Notice
A Montana public service text warns utilities against charging more or less than printed rates and prohibits rebates or special privleges that alter charges. The act remains in effect until changed, with penalties for violations and references to section 8. The document cites Union Electric Co. and cites penalties under Sec 12.
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Pribed
Union. Electric Ca
May 2 State Oratorical Contest At Normal College
Five collegiate institutions will send contestants to the May 2 event in the Normal College auditorium. Maurice Mosher of Normal College won first prize. Wilhelmina Kramer and Irma Stone took second and third with notable orations. A tie for first in extemporaneous speaking split $15 prize between Masher and Burke. Benefactors include Bishop, Morse, Olmsted, Stone and White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
The
State University
Agricultural College
Wesleyan University
College of ‘Montana
Maurice Mosher
Mosher
Wilhelmina Kramer
Irma Stone
Price
Maud Arthur
Montana
Masher
Davies
Burke
Menura
John Bishop
Leonard Eliel
J. E. “Morse
T. D. Olmsted
Paul
HW Phillips
A. L. Stone
Bf, White
Montana official cites Ohio flood relief letters and lands data
Minnesota or Montana secretary receives two thank you letters from Columbus Ohio for over 270 donated to Ohio flood relief. Governor Cox and Treasurer Mac Lee Wilson acknowledge citizens’ support. The piece also notes land settlement figures and acreage selections by Mr Whipple, with thousands of acres added this and prior years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Hazelbaker
Columbus
Ohio
James M. Cox
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Dillon, Mont
Citizens
Cox
Mac Lee Wilson
Red Cross
Montana Prosperity Seen From Farm to Mine 1913 Outlook
Reports from across Montana and the nation indicate spring farm work is well advanced and crop prospects are excellent. John H. McIntosh notes expanding mineral output and tariff nonharmful to crops and mining, with 60,000,000 acres of grain and cotton planted nationwide. Winter wheat and rye conditions are favorable. Kansas sown seven million acres. broad optimism for 1913.
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Montana
John H. McIntosh
Miner
Minnesota
North Dakota
Iowa
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Memphis
Mishsaippi
Atlantic Coast
East Central
United States
Kansas
Pastime Theatre Offers Vaudeville And Films This Week
The Pastime theatre showcases two vaudeville acts Wendell and Nagel and Bailey and McCree with Saturday matinee at 10 cents. Essany pictures of Omaha tornado and Pathe Weekly run tonight and Thursday. Also Friday and Saturday feature Red and White Roses. Monday and Tuesday brings Loved by a Maori Chief. Saturday at 3 30 p m presents swandeville acts. Admission 20 cents.
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Wendell
Nagel
Bailey
McCree
Essany
Omaha
West
Great Pathe
Bud Fisher
Matt
Jeff
New Zealand
Mooris
Teels
Spistores
Alor
Beef Exports Decline Sharply From 1907 Volumes
Washington reports a long term drop in U S beef shipments with fresh beef and cattle exports far below 1907 levels. From nine million pounds of fresh beef in a calendar year Argentina and Australia led exports as U S cattle numbers rose to eighty six million. Despite lower volumes the United States secured higher export prices at about 11.67 cents per pound compared with peers.
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Washington
United States
Redfield
Devit ‘of Commerce
Argentina
Australia
New Zealand
Uruguay
United Kingdom
Australian
State to select 200000 acres for school land this year
State land agent Charles A. Whipple announced the department will select about 200000 acres for school purposes this year. The move reinforces preference rights on withdrawn lands and warns settlers against locating on lands reserved for school use, risking loss of improvements.
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Montana
Whipple
State Land Office
Chas. A. Whipple
Mr. Whipple
Celentinen
Normal Notes On School Events And Contests
Mrs Cotter visited her daughter May. Misa FHatech student recital entertained Saturday evening. Prof Garver missed Monday ill then returned Tuesday. Rev Anderson spoke at Convoecation on The Lost Art of Reading. Irma Stone hosted dinner for dormitory guests. Juniors won the basketball tournament with a 9 to 3 victory over the Prep Juniors. Miss Ketchum became a six week English substitute. The preliminary oratorical contest winners were Maurice Mosher first with The Night Brings Out the Stars Wilhelmina Kramer second The Point of View Irma Stone third A Plea for Mexico. Extemporaneous tie Mosher and Mary Burke. Mosher will represent the school at the state contest in Dillon May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irma Stone
Dna Ketchum
Maurice Mosher
Mary Burke
Mosher
Dillon
Get Busy In The Examiner Piano Vote Contest
The popularity contest for the possession of a fine piano, run by The Examiner and Olmsted-Stevenson Company, draws many voters across small towns. Candidates list shows Versie Owens and dozens of names with votes ranging from thousands to two thousand, amid active hustling for newspaper subscriptions and due bills.
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The
Examiner
Olmsted-Stevenson Company
Olmsted-Stevenson
Versie Owens
Capiets
Lovera LaCroix
Alice Mast Co.cc
Eee
Evelyn Lloyd
Bannack
Mildred Elliott
Var Sry
Hazel
Eute Rugatadt
Keta Flaptonstall
Lawadpious
Victor Carrigan
Babe Lyons
Grace Guidici
Dora Prelatise
Cccccceceee
Mrs
Cheater Gilbert
Lucy Hartwig
Willis
Jvorena Stone
Cece
Ceee
Florence Streb
Melrose
Nellie McKay
Veronica Hartwig
Erma Lish
Wisdom
Margaret 5Ldridge
Vosse Williamae
Wees
Mae Marchenseau
Polaris
Mia
Jay Tallant
Hazel Stratton
Edith Kellum
Lima
Fern Andrus
Kate Jackson
Hiram Brundnage
Glenna Younce
Alma Weat
Katie Fitzharrin
Maude-Joye
Weve Veenee
Mabel Phillips
Spot Gibson
Aainalen
Idm
Frankie Lewis
Eens
Angela Durack
Elevator Site Sought by Beaverhead Directors Tonight
Frank Hazelbaker returned from Helena where he attended a Montana exhibit planning meeting for 1915. Directors plan to pick a site for the Beaverhead elevator and may award the building contract with Engineer Reynolds from Oregon Short Line assisting. Earlier visits by Cornell Gilbert and Hazelbaker to Twin Bridges energized the project.
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Frank Hazelbaker
Helena
Montana
Mr. Hazelbaker
Gallatin County
Beaverhead Elevator Company
Reynolds
Oregon Short Line
Salt Lake
Messrs
Messrs. Cornell
Gilbert and
Hazelbaker
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John F. Bishop
Mon
Tana
Idaho St
Beaverhead
Jean
Panama
Bishop
Central America
Mexico
Europe
Governor White
A. F. Graeter
Martin Barrett
James Kirkpatrick
R. T. Wing
A. S. Rife
John Innes
Craig Cornell
Z. B. Yeaman
White
Graeter
Matthew Orr
Barrett
Kirkpatrick
Wing
Rife
Cornell
Yeaman
Idaho
Public Service Commission Law
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