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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
5
A parade of visitors and residents from Butte, Monida, Helena, Anaconda, and Denver filled Dillon this week. Local business notices promote farm insurance, plumbing, and hats at Rabb & Taylor, plus Charles Kunzman selling LaAzora cigars. Henry Garrett reports mining boom in Bald Mountain area.
Miss Hazel Kennedy of Butte and Miss Ethel Noble of Billings enroll this week. Albert Swain returns after a broken arm. Dr. Squire begins talks on great educators focusing on Horace Mann. Entertainment includes Senator Tillman and floating acts. Students discuss national politics and party platforms. A public speaking club is planned. Dillon delegates attend the state Democratic convention. Sam Patterson buys a ranch near Jackson as a summer retreat. Sunday address at First Baptist covers Oliver Wendell Holmes and Rally Day plans.
Prof Alexander Bell asserts embryonic and enlarged milk nipples in sheep correlate with higher twinning rates. He reports breeding sheep with four or six functional nipples and notes an eight nipple lamb, while twin birth rates remain low and fertility unchanged in four or six nipple lines.
Last Friday the Boys' Athletic Association elected officers: President John Albers, Vice President George Melton, Secretary and Treasurer Fay Erwin. All members have paid initiation fees and remain in good standing. Prof Foote opened a series of talks with How to Study on Tuesday. Girls singing class Monday. Boys practice Thursday. Harry Graves enrolled this week focusing on commercial studies.
Effective December 1 1904 storage will be charged on all inbound freight unloaded at platform or warehouse and on all outbound freight delivered without bill of lading. Unloaded freight left in platform or house after seventy two hours from first 6 p m will incur storage at five cents per ton per day with a minimum of five cents per day per shipment under 2000 pounds. S. S. Carruthers agent. Read the Examiner.
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