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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1911
Page
8
This afternoon and evening the Grand Theatre presents Romeo and Juliet by a capable company. Thanhouser pictures accompany the show noting high photography and detailed staging. Last Friday patrons enjoyed Clio and Phyletes, a $100000 production praised for settings costumes and acting.
Twin Bridges Montana August reports indicate a fall rise in shipments of fat cattle and sheep from Madison county. Ranchers cite excellent feed this season and fattened herds, with many outfits planning large unloads if prices satisfy. Some will ship east while Norris serves as valley shipping point before snow.
Wisdom bids reveal Trail Creek Water company selects L D Borden after rejecting all prior bids as unsatisfactory. The contractor will arrange machinery shipments and begin work on the irrigation ditch project backed by local business figures Robert H. Jones Emer son M Smith Orville J Woodworth and others.
T J Mulaney was a visitor to Butte this week with items on Graeter Grocery Co oats wheat car and bran. Also Helena visitors to Dillon include L C Henry. Mrs Clara Chapman hosts the Needle club this afternoon. Seven Devil Peas sold for one week. Bond bond offers a five dollar reward for a stray red milch cow branded 1T. James Kirkpatrick and F P Birrer noted Dillon fire department vice president at Billings meeting. Mrs Alex Williamson and children move from Dell to Dillon for winter schooling. Dogdom September issue features Mugsy the English bulldog owned by Mrs George Metlen and daughter Elizabeth. Mugsy won blue ribbon at the state fair.
Local ranchers report rising profits from higher weight stock and fattened sheep. Sheep from the Swartz and Maurer ranch near here were shipped to Portland for export to Alaska last winter. Many shipments originate from Alder after trailing stock down from forest ranges, with follow-up shipments expected after the county fair.
A town notes a 12 mile ditch located five miles away will water 10 000 acres. Wisdom benefits start at contractor HQ with crops to follow. Initial cost in five figure range but long term gains expected for town county and state.
Samuel B. Sheser states he will not be responsible for any bills run by Carrie I. Sheser or charged to his account after August 80, 1911. The notice appears as a formal declaration of non-responsibility in a dated legal notice.
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