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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1914
Page
6
M. W. Bucy, a Centennial valley real estate man, is posted across the valley advertising bargains in land of all descriptions.
Montanas suffrage movement lauds encampments and rallies as figures like Jeannette Rankin and Anna Shaw propel campaigns. Messages recount July gatherings in Rosalie Jones led areas, Butte and Reno, with speeches by Belle Fliegleman, J B Annin, and A J Showalter and notes on donations and national support.
State and local officials study Montana public schools praising health education and sanitary standards. The Tenney report notes visits to schools inspect water and sanitation, advise on seating lighting ventilation and quarantines, and urge cooperation to improve student welfare and community health.
The index shows prices paid to U.S. producers for meat animals fell 1 percent from May 15 to June 15, with varied year over year changes. The six month period December 15 to June 15 shows a 5.4 percent rise, against larger gains in prior years. The June 15 average weighted price across hogs cattle sheep and chickens is $7.22 per 100 pounds, up from $7.19 a year ago.
A Dillon team led by manager Frneat Bell traveled to the bench east of Dillon last Sunday and suffered a 22 to 21 defeat at the hands of the Dry Landers. The close game featured stout defense and late scoring by the Dry Landers.
City police arrested Fred George Frank Matin and W F H Taylor Sunday night on a being drunk and rushing the can charge. In police court Monday Martin and George received 10 day suspended sentences while Taylor serves two and a half days in the county jail.
An entire stock of new heating stoves is now offered at cost prices. prospective buyers are invited to visit Tattersalls to view the selection and take advantage of the low prices.
Montana Power plans a 60 foot white stucco rainbow arch at Central avenue and Third street for August festivities. The double arch will feature indirect lighting, a 40 foot flagstaff, spotlights on the flag, and historic Montana designs. A large pageant, floats, fireworks, and a tent city with sanitation and policing will accommodate thousands of visitors.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad pledges $100 in gold for top six sheaves of Turkey Red winter wheat alfalfa oats and flax at the Montana state fair. Exhibits must be shown September 21 to 26 and winning grain becomes the railway’s property after the fair. Entrants receive placards from the railway. for details contact George B Haynes or A J Breitenstein.
M W Bucy locates homesteads and desert lands in the Centennial valley near Lakeview Montana. The item notes the search for property in the region and hints at land availability and settlement activity.
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