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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1914
Page
8
At Yellowstone Special Idaho flour 49 pound sack priced 1.25 with Creamery Butter. Ranch Butter 50c 35c 406 30c 35c. Fresh ranch eggs per dozen 35c. Fancy California Celery per bunch 10c. Lettuce per head 10c. Peppers bell green per pound 10c. Sweet potatoes four pounds 25c. Parsnips six pounds Beets ten pounds 25c.
Advertisement touts a three can deal of Polly Prim Cleaner priced at 20 cents, highlighting a large package option and promotional value for Gold Dust shoppers.
The record lists several real estate moves: Patent Birdie Langley 240 acres in Big Hole basin above Jackson. Mary Winter to Matt Parsons one quarter of 14 Ellis addition lots in Wisdom. Molgard to Jensen 80 acres near Dillon for 6900. Boyle to Van Housen about four lots in Slader’s subdivision near Lima for 1. Alicia Thompson to John Peat 240 acres near Snowline above Lima for 10. Thompson to Peat half interests in 1160 acres near Lima and 82 Lima lots for 10. Edith Kain to Brainard two John Peat subdivision lots near Lima for 600 and 200. N G Franklin to Brainard five Lima subdivision lots for 750. Declarations of Desert Entry John Christensen 160 unsurveyed acres east of Dillon. Homestead Entry John Christen sen 160 unsurveyed acres east of Dillon. Register of Motor Vehicles filed. Mrs Faasler visiting Melrose road district. Mrs A W Gillies of Butte rents hotel store and hall from Mrs Reible to take possession by March 1. Gillies to run a full goods line and hotel for travelers.
Mrs L G Woodside is expected home this week. Miss Theresa Reichle spent the weekend with her mother. Oscar Creasy of Bond visited his son Sim last Sunday. Jacob Mittlemeir of Dillon joined neighbors for Sunday. Mr Cowle returned from Idaho after two weeks away. Miss Lucy Kemper taught at Garrison and visited her parents in Dillon. The Poole baby at Wood's Livestock ranch was born.
Guard Frank Gosman sprains a finger in practice while new basketball recruit Finch shows promise on the court. Bob Barrett strengthens squad play as Lawrence Price, Hugh Anderson, and Kin Collings contest finals for a Bozeman tournament spot. Virgil Wade aims for Bozeman with the Flathead team and Arrowhead elects Maurice Murray president with Frank Donohue as vice president.
Professor Mosher comes back from visits to Harlow town Great Falls and Lewistown high schools. Miss Carrie Slusher leaves for Great Falls to attend her sister's wedding and will return Saturday. The new training school opened with seniors starting practice with renewed interest. The history department received many historical pictures manuscripts and materials. Several Misses Bennett Toreyson Lawrence McGovern and Collins with James Brown Joseph Murray and Joe Wedum visited Point of Rocks last Sunday. An Overland car demonstration impressed Clifford Ewing and he repeated the test with his Hudson. Next Wednesday an extra entertainment program features Albert Barroff and Edna Gunnar Peterson. Saturday 15 new members joined Kappa Zeta Nu sorority and a four act play followed in the auditorium. Professor Cluley showed talent as leading lady and refreshments were served baked by Edith McDowell.
Joseph Wall from Dell sold 18 three year olds four two year olds and nine suckling colts to Tom Jones the Miles City horse dealer for 2155 dollars. He met the buyer in the city last Sunday night and the deal closed quickly. The horses are presently in Miles City.
Passers by on the road south of Dillon yesterday afternoon watched a car performing a high speed demonstration. Vehicles slowed as onlookers stared and muttered about these joy riders while the car continued on its course.
The article notes cattle will be gathered in the pasture at the Dell ranch and loaded from that location in the near future, indicating a planned shipment or movement.
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