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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1909
Page
8
Agricultural piece outlines dry farming practices including moisture conservation, deep breaking, disked surface mulch, and spring sowing with hulless barley and macaroni wheat as top crops. Recommends August seedings for fall crops and using a press drill. Includes promotional note for the Dry Farming Congress and a lengthy vaudeville troupe description with Otto Oretto and Donahue.
Dick Sutton of Montana brings Donahue's Players to Dillon Opera House for six nights starting Monday March 29. George Donahue, partner in the Enterprise, acts and manages the troupe and is praised as a versatile performer and acrobat in the west.
The Normal College prep basketball team hosted a Friday evening social for Junior team members in the dorms. Decorations featured green and gray in two rooms with a musical program and guessing games won by Prof. Mosher. Grace Johnson and Dolores Como served a supper, with several guests and hostesses named.
Two or three days ago city officers learned a man resembling the suspect in the Waldo Schlag murder was in town. Sheriff Danielson and Rev. Wisters went to Pocatello to confirm identity, but a local man named William Harold was arrested on suspicion of the crime. Harold had lived in Pocatello and served time for forgery.
A man fled three days before his term ended and went to Salt Lake City where he faced trouble with a young girl. He claimed to be headed from American Falls to Dempsey when arrested on Saturday. Later a local official released Harold, stating he was not the wanted man.
The Dillon Bakery announces the opening of its soda fountain on Sunday March 28. Also listed is a real estate and farm sale featuring 120 acres, a 9 head horse operation, 3 cows, and all farming implements for 9500 dollars with terms through Johnson and Boone, Dillon. Read the Examiner for more news.
Light will be delivered on the 27th and puzzles must be answered by April 10. Mia, Reddington, and Mies Cora Taylor were last month’s winners.
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