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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1913
Page
2
Arthur Shoales announces Montana dairy rules for creameries focusing on milk and cream quality. Milkers must stay clean, wash hands, wear clean outer garments, brush udders, observe regular milking hours, discard abnormal milk, strain and cool promptly, avoid air tight storage, and keep milk in clean rooms with proper cooling.
TheWisdom hotel hosted Mr and Mrs Frank Husted C W Francis wife and daughters Evelyn and Della and Emmet Douglas and sister for supper Saturday Roy Hughes auto stage brought M M Moss home Sunday with J C Mays representing Thomas Murray Spencer poet laureate of Montana Ed Gasser Frank Pendleton Oliver Dudley and Charlie Smith left Tuesday for Bedrock to receive Wm Montgomery s consignment of Hereford Texans Mrs Moss plans to visit Bozeman tomorrow to see her daughter Mrs Margaret McRoberts Dr Ryburn health officer praised Wisdom as a clean town Warren Flager returned from Ennis reporting Dr Holmson proud of catching fish George Mudd and son Otis returned from Texas with KC cattle about 1500 head mostly Hereford yearlings will be good beef steers a few Mexico fellows included remaining 400 contracted to be brought in later no loss reported
Ranchman urges customers to bring in their plows early to get them pointed and save time and money later. Mentions price of 25 tf Jewell's.
The Examiner and Olmsted-Stevenson Co publish contest rules detailing voting cutoff at 6 p m August 4 1913 and weekly tallies. Nomination closes April 1 6 p m with entries by regular form. voting allowed via coupons from specified sources only.
Minnesota and Montana markets show liquidation ending with tighter supplies. Western flocks shrink as drought and winter losses bite, pushing wool and mutton prices higher. Wyoming and Montana lead the cleanup while eastern regions face sharper declines in ovine numbers, signaling a leaner, more balanced future market.
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