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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner promises the largest paid circulation in Beaverhead County and offers open inspection of subscription records to advertisers. Subscriptions are $2 per year in advance, mailed regularly until a definite discontinuation order with arrears.
The article notes rising interest in dry farming across western states, especially Montana, with the annual congress expanding from Denver to Salt Lake City Cheyenne and Billinga. It highlights growing belief that arid lands can be crop productive, sharing farmer experiences to guide new adoption.
Miere, not a ranchman, weighs the value of a colt or yearling calf on his Montana farm by the day the animal reflects its worth to him. The reflection hints at practical assessment of livestock value in rural farming practice.
Dr. C. W. Carter told the Illinois Medical Association that the welfare of the country rests on infants as the life and strength of the nation. He warned that rural youth increasingly move to cities, but argued that the infusion of rural blood maintains national vitality and counters urban degeneracy. He cited rural births as essential to national stock and future vigor.
The second Retina issue arrives this week. Mrs Brackett and two daughters visited the school Monday. Mr and Mrs B B Lawrence of Bowen visited last week. Freshman pizla made cake and salad for a wedding supper Monday. Mr Foote lectures on US colleges. Basketball baskets up, practice to begin. Frank Kttel donated linen napkins to Domestic Science. Friday Miss McDowell to entertain Domestic Science friends at lunch. Guests in the lunch room Monday and Tuesday included Mr and Mrs Hooker and several Misses and Mrs Thomas.
From title books of Pearl J. Smith several warranty deeds. Scott & Decker to Peter F. Reinhardt for two Armstead lots for 1.00. Macdougall & Gosman to A T Kellum 120 acres near Dell for 1. Kellum to John Halligan 120 acres near Dell for 1200. Murray to Morse 320 acres in Big Hole basin for 10. Kemp to Williams 160.24 acres near Dell for 1200. Ewing by Collins to Flora Armstrong 40 acres on Lodge for final receipt to Dunbar 160 acres in Big Hole basin. Power of attorney Hamp ton D Ewing to Collins 40 acres on Medicine Lodge. Mining location by James Smith et al the Anaconda Group Placer claim in Bloody Dick district. Annual labor by John F. Bowen the Southern Cross Group Lost Clond district.
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