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Progress: Snapshot in Time 2014 Life on the Land Agriculture Continues to Drive Economy DILLON B nty Cou ead rh e v ea Cour tho use TRIBUNE 9 •1 88 Price $3.00 (all 4 sections) Beaverhead County: Cattle Country ........... 3 Talking the hay-cow dynamic ..................... 6 Owners boost Dell meat operation ...............7 Extension offers soil advice .......................... 11 Partnership buys East Bench Grain ...........12 Lakeland Feed continues growth................18 R.E. Miller: 50 years working ag land .......14 Firm boosts fertilizer lines .......................... 22 2 | Dillon Tribune Progress Edition 2014 TELL US ABOUT PIONEER FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN First and foremost, we are a mutual savings and loan. In America, mutual institutions were established nearly two centuries ago. These early mutuals were patterned after similar entities in England and Scotland and dedicated to encouraging thrift for middle - income consumers. Although Pioneer Federal has changed a great deal since our founding as a building and loan association in 1912, what remains unchanged is our belief that our mutual structure best serves the deposit and lending needs of our communities.

Progress: Snapshot in Time 2014 Welcome Dillon’s Booming South Entrance DILLON B ead rh ve ea nty Cou Cour tho use TRIBUNE 9 •1 88 Price $3.00 (all 4 sections) New hospital embodies recent progress ........3 Orthopedic Rehab brings Dillon option ..........4 Payne West gets settled in ................................. 5 Renaissance offers ‘enlightened elder care’... 7 Van’s IGA marks ?rst year .................................9 Dairy Queen gets new digs ..............................10 Southside Business Park perks up ..................11 Old Main becomes ‘new’ again........................ 12 The Legacy builds for tomorrow ..................... 14 Forest Service complex stays busy.................. 15 2 | Dillon Tribune Progress Edition 2014 Proud to be Serving Beaverhead and Madison Counties since 2000 Huge Tire Sale Going on 1035 Selway Dr. (406) 683-8884 NOW! Dillon Tribune Progress Edition 2014 | 3 New hospital embodies recent progress By Dick Crockford Dillon Tribune staff One of the most dramatic indicators of local progress can be seen in the new hospital that now occupies a 20-acre site on the extreme south end of Dillon.

Progress: Snapshot in Time 2014 Downtown Dillon Our Community’s Heart Progress: Snapshot in Time” is a four-part series specially produced by the Dillon Tribune to celebrate our local economy in the second decade of the 21st century. The entire series, which will be published over the next few weeks, will constitute a single product that we believe will not only be a nice addition to any coffee table, but will also be “a keeper,” right along with the family scrapbooks and photo albums. nty Cou This week’s issue, “Downtown Dillon: Our ead rh ve a e Community’s Heart,” will be followed March 26 DILLON B by “Welcome: Dillon’s Booming South Entrance.” On April 2, we will issue “Community Development: Expansions Signal Economic Health,” and on April 9, the series will wrap up with “Life on the Land: Agriculture Continues to Drive Economy.” We hope you enjoy “Progress: Snapshot in Time” as part of your Dillon Tribune.

Progress: Snapshot in Time 2014 Our Community Develops Eye to the Future DILLON B nty Cou ead rh e v ea Cour tho use TRIBUNE 9 •1 88 Price $3.00 (all 4 sections) BMI ships globally, helps locally ................ 3 The Green Economy runs like a Deere ......... 4 State Bank emerges strong ............................ 5 Stockman’s stays conservative .....................7 Longtime banker shares thoughts .............. 9 Greasing the economic wheels.....................10 Job numbers ..................................................... 11 School gets upgrade .......................................12 Couple develops North Montana lots .......14 Connected by ?ight.........................................15 2 | Dillon Tribune Progress Edition 2014 SR Viper M-TX 162 LE.

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