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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1916
Page
13
The Northwest Farmstead notes mixed crop results in Musselshell Rosebud and Sweet Grass counties. Oats wheat and barley yields trade lower with good quality while beef stock and pastures remain strong but ranges thin. Snow delays fall tasks in parks and orchards suffer leaf loss amid a generally light potato harvest.
Dillon educators will play a major role at the State Teachers’ convention in Missoula November 27 to 29. Grant E. Finch says nearly all local teachers will attend and Dillon will provide much of the program talent. Chancellor Elliott, President Suzzalo, and Miss Caroline Crawford head the principal speakers lineup. The event will cover all school levels and include parent teacher and school board topics with potential Thanksgiving football attendance.
Readers note that the home print section omits plate matter, keeping columns streamlined and focused on community news and notices.
Matt Polish plans a new granary. Mrs Garrison and son James visited Dillon. Hay shipped by Modlar Ferguson Hamisc. Joe Mants sought a car for ore in Glen. Vance and Smith at Hartwig home. Beaverhead forest staffer David visited Hartwig. Halloween pranks reported. some residents vigilant. Chas Green toured to Butte and back. Mrs Green’s family from Butte visited and left. Bowmans threshing crew finished for Woods Livestock. crops limited so far. Beaver club enjoyed afternoon with Mrs Kasper Hauser. Christmas program committee named. Mrs Julius Hartwig had a fall injury. Dr. Walker treated shoulder. Lincoln Literary Society met. new officers elected. Next meeting at Buena Vista ranch on the 18th.
Names of Wise River area residents visit Wisdom hotel and travel to Butte. Saginaw mine guests include Kidney Roberts Mc Laughlin and O'Brien. Mrs Will Armitage and Dade Stephens return from visits to Port Orchard Spokane and Butte. A new irrigation ditch near Fishtrap plans to reclaim 3000 acres and extend waste water irrigation.
Jos B Poindexter and L Hanson traveled to Bannack on Monday. Commissioner Thompson and wife of Lima visited in town last week. Levi Carter of Butte buys cattle locally. Patterson did a Madison county business trip last week. L C Fyhrie and Rene Curinvis visited Virginia City on mining business. Judge Showers came from Boulder to hold a special district court. D J Pierson from upper Grasshopper bought supplies. Wm Roe returned from the Big Hole basin to oversee livestock. Attorney John G Willis named notary public for Beaverhead county. A large number of Big Hole items noted.
Ranchers came to town to stock up for winter. Albert Stamm received many congratulations for the birth of a healthy boy. Dr M A Miller the Midnight mine lessee near Argenta shipped a carload of ore to East Helena netting 1260 dollars, the largest single carload return from that mine, with continued weekly shipments.
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