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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
7
An article from the Northwestern Stock man and Farmer urges late fall irrigation and optional winter watering to protect Montana trees and plants. It highlights dry soils, high altitude conditions, and the need for mulch where snowfall is low, noting extended roots benefit from moisture through winter months.
Real estate transfers list from Pearl J. Smith includes warranty deeds from Martin Barrett to Fred Rabichau for 20 acres near Dillon and a lot in Rifle's subdivision for $94. Also deeds from Wm FF Drummy to Gerard Albers for about 610 acres near Dillon for $1, quit claims from Benjamin F White to John Thomas Ross in Argenta, and from Thomas F Barrett to Marie P Barrett for 150 inches of water from Barrett creek. Water rights by William M White on Big Hole river and by Marie P Barrett on Barrett creek. Mining locations by Richard Quelle Victor Cognon B O Fournier the Red Barrier lode in Jackson district and J H Corbett Max Deeringer the Lost Chance lode in Wise River district. Claims represented by various parties including Wm A White Geoffrey Lavalie Henry Laughlin for Tucker placer Cold Day and Leap Year lodes in Montana district. Represented claims for Independence Golden Fleece and Emma lodes in Continental Divide near Idaho.
A Canadian writer highlights a Midwest farmer with four sons who learn by doing on 700 acres. Each son pursues a livestock niche, one turning to heavy draft horses and breeding, another to beef cattle with select Shorthorns. The father mentors, studies journals, and supports shared goals to build farm revenue.
Directory lists several Dillon churches with service times and pastors including the Baptist, St James Episcopal, St. Martin, and Methodist Episcopal, plus notes on a wagon and carriage shop owned by J. P. Campead offering first class wagon work and a carpentry shop.
Instructive issues cover grammar vocabulary conversation and usage topics. Editorial by Josephine Turch Baker lists courses on grammar increasing vocabulary and proper phrasing plus pronunciation spelling punctuation and business English for various settings.
Classified agent notice from Evanston Illinois seeking agents at $1.00 yearly plus single copy 10 cents. Dr Poindexter now in the Poindexter building on Idaho Street with office hours 10 to 12 a m and 2 to 5 p m and at night. Telephone numbers 42A and 47X.
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