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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1913
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest genuine paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers open inspection of subscription records and mailing lists to advertisers.
Jonathan Bourne Jr proposes a fifty year program for federal state cooperation to build and maintain roads with a $3 billion annual scale split into construction and maintenance. Montana would gain about $17.2 million. funds come from government bond schemes and state deposits. The plan favors joint state federal work, a Washington highway school, and strong economic returns from road investments.
A fragment admonishes a young man to balance ambition with humility as the world favors experience. It notes that old men earn more and sign the checks, while young people possess energy and potential. The passage warns against oversimplifying ideas and urges using knowledge without dazzling others.
The Madisonian quotes Uncle Ira Cole urging young men to be useful and confident, noting they are valued and sought after worldwide. He warns against modesty that hides merit and compares finding a diamond to the persistence of people seeking worthy individuals.
The Olmsted-Stevenson company and the Examiner run a close piano contest with weekly premiums for top voters. A vote counter offers 1,000 votes per dollar spent. standings list many named contestants led by Versie Owens and Mrs. Guy Gray with hundreds of thousands of votes.
The North Portland cattle market shows strong demand with light receipts and top steers at 8.50. Sheep arrivals are rising with grass sheep expected to drop in price. the hog market appears weaker ahead of a big Monday run. Burke Commission Co.
Butte agency offers assistance hiring various workers including ranch hands on short notice. Located at 18 South Wyoming Street with Bell phone 856. Advertising initial line appears garbled but confirms local employment services.
ADA jiCeeepREAy of Bergtop was in Dillon yesterday. The St. Rose guild will meet at the Catholic rectory Thursday afternoon May 22. Frank Eliel left for Chicago and eastern points. Mrs. Una B. Herrick of Bozeman visited Dillon today. Arbor day observed with rain. several trees to plant soon. Secretary A M Anderson left for Washington to attend weights and measures congress.
Carlilis Chapman Selway transfers two Dillon lots to Martha Sherman Selway for $1. Otto Cranwall sells 640 acres in the Big Hole basin near Jackson to John Peterson for $10. Thorpe Livestock Co transfers two Dillon Washington street lots to James Dodd for $1. Trustees of the LDS Church Lima deed two lots in Lima to Joseph F Smith trustee for $1. Mountain View Cemetery to feo.
Notice states one cemetery lot is available with consideration of 1 dollar. No further details provided.
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