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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1910

Page

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Dry farm prospects praised by Ag college official

J B Nelson superintendent of dry farms in Montana visited Beaverhead valley beaming about yields. He estimates over 20 bushels per acre for Turkey Red wheat and 30 to 40 bushels per acre for oats on Holden ranch. He notes fourteen Montana dry farms under college supervision and high local soil suitability for moisture conservation driving potential success. Also details on Dillon city mail delivery setup warning residents to provide mail receptacles by July 25 and slots for door mail.

J. B. Nelson Montana Agricultural College Bozeman Dillon Norman Holden Holden Nelson The Beaverhead

Dillon to Hold Carrier Examination in July

Dillon residents will see free mail delivery start soon as the eleventh United States civil service district announces carrier examinations in Dillon on July 26. Applicants must file applications with the postmaster without delay. tests will be held during the last week of July in Seattle headquarters district.

Dillon Eleventh Civil Service District Seattle Washington the Tribune United States Civil-Service District Wash

Judges Say They Have No Role in Bedrock Water Disposal

Judges Callaway and Poindexter state they are not involved with the water Knight sells. They met Lima farmers to discuss irrigation and distribution amid drought and a dry season, stressing the need for orderly delivery and avoiding conflict.

Callaway Poindexter Lima the Tribune Bedrock Reservoir & Irrigation Company Knight Tribune Poindextort Water Commissioners

Smallest Increase in Years Revealed in Grand Totals

County mortgage data shows total value about $5.96 million with property value affected by mortgages near $60 thousand and taxpayers hold mortgages assessed around $65 thousand.

A. H. French RS Keveres Ebacce Cca Ie Rene Wien

Butte-Boise and San Francisco Railroad Plans Big Hole Route

The Butte Boise and San Francisco railroad is reported to pass through the Big Hole basin with dirt flying soon. French American Construction Company will build the $50 million line led by president Dr W H Haviland. W S Ruellen finances. Offices will be in Butte with surveys and rights of way secured.

Big Hole Basin Dillon Gilmore Butte W. S. Ruelen

Wool buyers fail to clinch deals at season start

The Beaverhead county wool market opened weak with buyers offering 14 to 16 cents. Growers delayed sales, consigning much of the clip to Boston firm Justice Bateman, later lifting offers to about 19 cents. Despite a larger clip this year, the average price drops about 2 cents, yet total payout may match or exceed last year.

Beaverhead County Tribune Justice Bateman Company Boston

Burles Charges Engineer Hughes Over Flagging Train

Edward Burles, head of the Lowell ranch electric light plant, says engineer Hughes was wrong about the Barrett train not being flagged. He and witness Hugh Benson claim Burles signaled the stop with his hat at Barretts while rushing his wife to the hospital, and Burles explains the tragedy of her death in Butte.

John Gelhaus Lenkersdorfer John Lenkersdorfer Grasshopper Valley Joseph Hainds Hughes Barrett Edward Burles Lowell Ranch Butte Trinitte Barretts Station Barrette Mr. Burles Barretts Hugh Benson Electric Light Plant Beaverhead River Engineer Hughes Burles

Wool market shows bottom reached on seaboard sale

Wool buyers across Boston markets report two million pounds of fleece traded as July auction sales opened. Prices held firm with many clips selling at around 19 to 20 cents per pound. Major consignors to Justice Bateman company include Selway Sheep, Ames Sheep, and multiple estates and firms with thousands of pounds moved to Leisemann Bros. and others.

London Seaboard John R. Edghill Hallowell, Jones & Co Boston Frank Landon Poindexter & Orr Max Lauterbach Geary & Calvert John Lovell Joe Strang Leisemann Bros Beaverhead Ranch Company Swartz Sheep Company E. W. Slack James Paxton J. R. Gilbert J. I. Vanney Justice Bateman Company Selway Sheep Company Ames Sheep Company Albert Anderson John H. Anderson Otto Schultz Charles Schultz Cornell & Edinger Cornell & Brown John W. Early E. T. Price Albers Estate Steve Cook Carter & Edinger

Dillon Defeats The Champions Eleven In Fast Game

A lively Dillon crowd watched the Dillon Inde eats defeat the Idaho Falls ball team in a fast and exciting Sunday game at the fair prunes. Spectators called it the best contest seen in Dillon this season with a tightly played finish and high enthusiasm from fans.

Dillon Inde Eats Idaho Falls Dillon Rey

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Mr. Nelson Beaverhead Valley C. Butterfield Argenta Post Office Department Ed E Émmiesich Aendbach Bedrock Lew L. Callaway Virginia City J. B. Poindexter Trisun Judge Callaway J. B. Po Big Hole French American Construction Company Allen Bowie Frances Chase Ae Lillian Lambrecht Mrs. J. i Idaho ‘Street White Smith Brock Eliel Monroe Barry National Tube Company Washington Pipe & Foundry Company Water Committee Gelhaus Idaho
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