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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1906
Page
7
A Montana Experiment Station bulletin reports 32 two to three year old steer test groups with four grain rations including mixed grains and barley. Over 101 days steers gained up to 2.35 pounds daily with costs per pound of gain around 4.94 cents, but overall results showed a small loss versus feed costs.
High School plans a holiday Thursday for Washington's Birthday. President Swain of the Normal College addressed the students in assembly. Seniors of 06 thank the sophomores for Valentine kindness. Sophomore girls sent senior portraits. W C T U oratorical contestants were Albert Woodsides, Dick Price, and George Melton. The High School unveils a new heavy red felt banner.
A Beaverhead County High School student recounts an allegorical tale in which the old schoolhouse, offended by every critic, throws bricks at each complainer until it collapses. The story features a rosy cheeked girl, an athlete, two teachers, a disciplined mandolin player, and other staff, all voicing grievances before the building falls.
A compact listing of Sunday and weekday services for First Baptist, St. James Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal, Presbyterian, and First Church of Christ Scientist in Dillon with pastors and service times. Also notes dentist C. M. Eddy at the State Bank corner.
Sheriff’s sale to be held March 3, 1906 at 1 pm at the courthouse front door Dillon Montana. Property described as 87 34 acres in section 6 T7 S R8 W with water rights and ditches, including all appurtenances. Terms are cash. Dated January 31, 1906.
Notice to the People of Dillon states N S Wood again runs a quick delivery wagon for baggage express and light freight to and from the depot and throughout the city including the Normal College and Dormitory. He sells stove wood and dry kindling with clean coal-free wagon service and prompt attention to orders left at Deputy's Market or with the messenger at Central telephone office.
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