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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1920
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner notes that all letters to the editorial department or business management should be addressed to the Examiner. The reminder reinforces mailing directions for correspondence in the September 8, 1929 issue.
The meeting aimed to spotlight feed shortages in Butte and Silver Bow County and left policy decisions on alfalfa shipment from Idaho to Montana to state officials amid alfalfa weevil concerns. Idaho official Wicks and Butte's Alley spoke on alfalfa care while a Montana quarantine board panel included Cooley Woods Greenfield and others. Attendees listed include Irvine Jergens McKay Burns Sanders Myers and many from Whitehall Townsend Butte Bozeman Helena and other towns.
A new filling station on the corner of Montana and Glendale streets was completed this week at a cost of ten thousand dollars. It is described as one of the finest in the state and is owned by B. B. Roe and HB. L. Poindexter, with Poindexter managing under up to the minute service standards.
Adam Weitz visited Butte at the beginning of the week, staying briefly in the city. He was sighted exploring local sites and meeting residents during his stay.
A South St. Paul livestock committee warns of a coming car shortage within sixty days as railroads will struggle to meet demand. If members cannot obtain cars or face delays, contact any committee member or chairman Mr. S. A. Johnson for assistance.
Sunday program includes Bible school at 10 a m led by H Cameron Gowen and morning worship at 11 with theme Making Disciples Evening service at 8 p m by Geo MacDougall Pastor topic Reaping and Sowing
A large Dillon contingent attended the Wisdom Harvest Festival last weekend enjoying a successful show and warm hospitality from Big Hole Basin residents. Attendees included Fred Rife Bernard Williams Herb Arnold Walter Bennett Arthur Gruchay Dan Mooney and families, plus many others. Owen Brundage visited from Monida on Tuesday.
Omaha Sept 3 Receipts of sheep and lambs this week fall off sharply with about 40 to 50 percent marketed to date. Range conditions favorable prompting holding back for feed. top lambs $13.80, feeding lambs $13.00, fat ewes $7.25, yearlings $9.00, wethers $8.00, feeding lambs $12.25–$12.75, breeding ewes $7.00–$8.50. Banks loosening, rain abundant, potential soft corn raises feeder demand. forecast high beef, mutton and pork prices and brighter range-lamb outlook.
Official figures from the fifth inter mountain ram sale show sales nearly $200000 or more. Officers of the association say totals will be released Saturday. Wool growers describe the event as one of the most successful in history.
St James Episcopal Church lists Sunday services Sept 12 Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Sunday school at 9 45 a m Morning Prayer and sermon at 11 a m Evening Prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m Rector Thos W Bennett to lead all services.
Christian Science Society of Dillon on Centre street invites all to Sunday worship at 11 o clock. The lesson subject is Substance.
George E. Ditty posts a notice prohibiting hunting fishing or trespassing on his premises during hunting season and asserts the restriction applies to the property.
Warren Ohio youths Ralph McFadden and Opp will attend the Dana Institute of Music for a year. McFadden, in his second year, will study piano. Opp will study cello and piano. Both are former pupils of L A Gregory of this city. A fact notes automobile industry employs about 900000, about half the railroads’ total, with Essex using skilled mechanics for quality cars at lower prices.
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