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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
2
Village residents and nonlocals bustle through Dillon with news of visits from Blaine and Lima, stage plans from Olmsted Stevenson Co, a shoe clearance, farm and ranch ads, plus an upcoming dance at Burflend hall and a public school contest in Anaconda.
A. D. Beaver, from the Big Hole basin, travels to Nebraska to buy stock cattle. He reports the basin cattle and feeders in excellent condition and slated for shipment in coming weeks. Large outfits are purchasing more cattle to replenish herds as fat cattle go out. Mudd, a leading feeder, travels to Texas aiming to ship about 4,000 longhorns. Beef prices have boosted basin wealth by about 80 percent over the last year, signaling continued prosperity.
H M Schneider of Stanton Packing Spokane buys Don Albee steers at 7.85 weighed at the railroad. Andy Anderson and Lars Peterson travel from near Phillipsburg with 14 horses for Andergon ranch now owned by Andergon & Peterson after a half interest purchase. A surprise party honors Miss Stella O'Connell at her sister Mrs Maude Stabler's home with a large group. Goose dinner at upper 86 ranch praised for Mrs Dyce's catering. Nell Wampler hosts a Lakeview surprise party with games music and lunch attended by numerous friends and neighbors.
The ad explains chiropractic as knowledge of disease causes through nerve connections to the brain and describes pressure on nerves as the source of illness. It claims chiropractors can remove pressure to restore health and invites readers to a free consultation with W J H Clark D C, phone red, 32 tf.
Just opened O K Employment Office offers all kinds of help and lists contact at Red 211 for assistance.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduces white counterpanes replacing woolen blankets on Southwest Limited cars between Chicago and Kansas City. Blankets remain in reserve for cooler nights, promising a more inviting bed and greater passenger comfort during hot weather.
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