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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1910
Page
2
Secretary Wilson approves a new graduated pay scale for forest supervisors and deputy supervisors in field district No. 1. The plan shifts most staff onto the statutory roll, raises pay in several cases, and bases advancement on performance and tenure within the service.
The November Woman's Home Companion highlights stories such as The Admiral's Niece by Wiggin Findlater and McAuley, True Love serial, Buried Gold by Richard Washburn Child, and Squiggles Turkey by Graves. It features children's stories The Adventures of Jack and Betty, Kewpies by Rose ONeil, suffrage articles by Anna Steele Richardson, What shall children read by Christine Terhune Herrick, plus Home Decoration Handicraft and Miss Gould fashion content.
The Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway unveils a new feature for sleeping cars on the Southwest Limited from Chicago to Kansas City. White counterpanes replace heavy woolen blankets in warm weather, with blankets kept on reserve for cooler nights, aiming to enhance passenger comfort.
The Montana State Teachers Association announces its annual state meeting will be in Billings from December 27 to 29. Dr. H H Swain will select principal speakers with input from the State Normal School head. About 500 teachers are expected, with sessions including music by local talent, addresses on educational work, and a reception on December 26.
The USDA bullet shows Montana as the sheep state with an annual average of 5,813,000. Texas leads U S horse production at 1,250,000 yearly, and Missouri remains a mule state at 240,000. United States total cattle and milch cows totals are listed with New York and Iowa among top producers. Russia surpasses the U S in world horse production at 23,899,000 annually.
Residents report a two by one mile gold bearing flat at Libby formed by the Kootenai river and Libby creek. A. G. Beager found rich gold in a dirt pan with about 200 colors from a well dig. Wells sampled nearby show similar results, boosting expectations for dredge operations.
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