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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1914
Page
5
Amelia Brand visits Dillon from Butte. Cliff Bond and family in town from Stevensville. Miss Baldwin offers spring millinery display starting March 16. St Rose church hosts a food sale March 21. Beavershead Forest inspection planned. Dr Thomas E Green to lecture March 26. ranch auction scheduled with 10 AM start and noon lunch. various local business and social notices throughout.
The Carroll family thanks friends faculty and students of Montana State Normal College and Beaverhead County High School for condolences and kindness after the loss of their daughter and sister. They acknowledge the esteem shown by her many friends and signed Francis Carroll and family.
Beaty Nellie Bowser Claude Brainard W K Casel Fields Cody Arthur Foley Opal Golay G Hays W G E L Poindexter Postmaster listed among advertised names in local notice.
The Floyds performed mystery and magic at the Normal auditorium last Thursday night. For over an hour and a half Professor Floyd mystified a spellbound audience, who called the show the best to grace the auditorium this season.
The piece weighs the profitability of potato farming in Montana and questions market dependence. It argues big-scale production requires adequate storage to protect growers and stabilize sales, suggesting storage as key to expanding the market.
An agricultural note argues Montana should study German potato handling for surplus disposal. It cites Germany using dried potato products for stock, starch, and alcohol, and notes high labor costs in Montana. A practical path suggested is drying and feeding, with market potential seen in Oregon and the Mississippi valley.
A brief item notes an extraordinary promotion spanning Friday and Saturday. The notice highlights two days of special offers labeled Extra Spécial with emphasis on event timing. Local shoppers are urged to visit the venue for exclusive deals and limited quantities.
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