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Fragmentary Rail Route Timings Read in OCR Text
The OCR text lists directional rail lines and times with unclear fragments. It mentions West Bound No 1 North Bound No 3 North Bound East Bound and several partial times such as 2512 p.m 7 24 p m and 2 03 a m with garbled words.
Pride of Dillon prevalent many visitors noted
Dillon locals and travelers fill the town as horse sales and social visits dominate the week. Residents from Armstead, Twin Bridges, Dell, and Melrose mingle with out-of-town buyers and guests at the Metlen hotel and local businesses.
Wisdoms new school house plans approved in Dillon
The nine thousand head of stock cattle moved from Alder are noted as James Dodd sells to Robert Boatman. The school board in Wisdom set for completion details as Frank Birrer of Dillon gets the $11 984 75 contract for a four classroom brick building with metal ceilings and hardwood floors. Ground breaking to occur after frost, Miss Katherine White resigns Laurel teaching post for Billings. Rumors of Ezra Tope’s Missouri wedding and local cattle moves also appear.
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Robert Boatman
Centennial Valley
Alder
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Frank Birrer
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Beaverhead County Fair Musical Comedy Preview in Dillon
The Westminister Guild plans aBeaverhead County Fair musical comedy to be staged in Dillon on April 23 and 24 featuring pumpkins potatoes cabbage on display and real fairs like bicycle race horse race and pig race. Notables such as Jake Spruceby and his wife expect attendance and rumors of a Spruceby reunion and even President Wilson may visit. Rehearsals start Tuesday with over one hundred performers, promising the biggest amateur show yet.
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Chili King Invitation Says Visit When You Come to Town
An invitation urging readers to visit the Chili King when they come to town. The note emphasizes the restaurant as a regional stopping point and promotes meals.
Woman Suffrage Across Montana and Chicago Vote
The Butte school election saw 99 percent of registered women vote and nearly 10 000 ballots cast citywide two days later. Jeannette Rankin visited Libby and Lincoln county rallies, while precinct organizers led by Mrs Burns push suffrage, with Rankin predicting victory. County campaigns in Conrad Glendive Miles City and Glendive praised mobilization, and Chicago women alderman candidates faced defeat though suffragists promise victory next time as women helped block a nine million dollar bond issue.
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Lincoln County
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Chicago
University Progress in Helena Plans for Next Year
Helena Montana April 13 Montana Wesleyan University advances its next year plans with Dr Bovard remaining head but focusing on finance and administration. Paul M Adams elected vice president and to oversee interior operations with A C Hoover as assistant and dean of academics. Domestic science and manual training departments to be installed. A teachers’ review summer school planned.
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