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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1911
Page
7
The Moore community will vote on June 29 to issue $30,000 for installing a municipal water system. Miles City chosen for a new hospital site and Big Timber to fund a free public library with $750 yearly tax. Fire at Bitter Root Creamery causes about $6,000 loss with $4,000 insured.
Colorado Springs June 18 One hundred thousand letters go out announcing the sixth annual session and exposition of the Inter-mountain Dry Farming congress to meet October 16 20 Despite space reservations already reaching 200000 square feet the event is described as the largest agricultural convention yet and will feature a display of dry farmed products. International divisions span Brazil British South Africa Australia Hungary India Mexico and Canada ministers of agriculture from ten countries signed the call.
Helena Mont June 22 entrance to Dillon secured by Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad Company Limited the road of mystery by a board resolution adopted May 31 1911 filed today with the secretary and referenced in a certified copy of the resolution.
A community event features a grand automobile parade followed by a patriotic address by a distinguished speaker. Activities include horse races pony races bucking broncho wrestling foot races athletic contests and comic events with motor cycle and automobile races listed.
State official A N Yoder notes a resolution authorizing a half mile branch from Gilmore’s main line at Armstead to connect with Oregon Short Line north of Armstead and a Dillon branch toward section 20, township etc, likely to Twin Bridges to link with Northern Pacific. The Dillon route runs south of Dillon. term of at least ten years.
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