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Ditton Examiner
Train Schedule Fragments With North and South Bound Numbers
Disjoint timetable snippets show No 1 and No 3 lines headed North Bound with times around 2:12 pm and 3:30 pm unclear. No 2 and No 4 lines list South Bound times 8:30 pm and 2:03 am with arr 10:15 am for No 90. The fragmentary OCR provides limited route clarity.
Local Dillon Notes Include Visits and Goods For Sale
Local items report Mary Desmond and friends from Grant visiting Dillon, business trips by Clay Patterson from Dell, hotel stays by W Montgomery of Monida, and visits by Dell residents. Promotions include heating stoves at cost, fresh produce displays, and piano sales. The article also notes the Butte and Helena teams passing through, a crime sentence, stage service to Jackson, and various ads for goods and services.
Bad Again: Miller Arrested for Forgery in Helena
R H Miller, previously convicted of check forgery in Dillon and sentenced to 18 months at Deer Lodge, was arrested in Helena for forgery last Sunday. Sheriff Erwin relayed word of the new arrest while Miller had been on parole, after past charges in Leavenworth and Dillon.
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R. H. Miller
Dillon
Deer Lodge
Helena
D. W. Erwin
Miller
Leavenworth
Kansas
Erwin
L. W. Potter
No Preliminary Hearing in Roumanian Sheepherder Murder Case
Charles Robinette charged with the murder of John Timingen a Roumanian sheepherder did not receive a preliminary hearing in justice court last Monday. By mutual agreement the proceeding was deemed an unnecessary formality and the case will go direct to the district court.
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Charles Robinette
John Timingen
Justice Court
District Court
War Bonnet Round-up Promises Spectator’s Paradise
Idaho Falls prepares for the Third Annual War Bonnet Round-up at the Bonneville County fairgrounds. Five days of rough riding feature top riders from Montana Wyoming Nevada and Utah. Winners take $12 600 in gold trophies and a world class lineup promises eight hours of sport daily.
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Idaho Falls
Bonneville County
Montana
Wyoming
Nevada
Utah
America
War Bonnet Round-up Association
West
Endicott Signals Big Growth For Shoe Industry
Henry B. Endicott, head of United Shoe Machinery, predicts a large expansion in business in the near future. He argues that critics hinder progress and urges Americans to focus on facts over political debate as industry prospects brighten.
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Boston
United Shoe Machinery Company
Endicott, Johnson & Company
Shoe Machinery Corporation
Henry B. Endicott
The Farm Hand in Judge Cartoon by Walt Mason
A lament in verse by Walt Mason depicts the farm hand's brutal toil through a day of endless chores. The speaker, mocked by a dismissive farmer, details injuries and fatigue from dawn to night as he shepherds stock, milks cows, and hauls hay, wondering why youths seek towns over rural labor.
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Grangera
Walt Mason
Judge
North Portland stock market weekly receipts and trends
Receipts show cattle 1815 calves 93 hogs 2865 sheep 5683 with liquidation, but strong outlet lifting beef to 7.50 top steer sales and 6.35 cows. Hog trade around 9.05 final, mutton and lamb steady with prime sheep 3.85 to 4.00 and spring lambs 5.50 to 6.00. overall market able to absorb more hogs.
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Portland
Oregon
When you come to town go and see the Chili King
A brief item notes a traveler or visitor suggestion to seek out the Chili King upon arrival in town. It presents no further context or details beyond the injunction to visit that local establishment.
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Montana
Dr. Price
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Mary Desmond of
Grant
Clay Patterson
Dell
EK. W Montgomery
Monida
Melton Hotel
Charles J. Calvert
Everton Poindexter
Butte
Carl Hartwig
Mable McMullen
Reichle
Alex Williamson
J. M. Page
Dwight Bushnell
R. C. Williams
Twin Bridges
Tattersalls
Dillon Produce Company
Mias
Frankie
Alberta Andrus
Salmon City
Mrs
Frank Andrus
George Jewell
Salt Lake
Ogden
Stephenson
Neproes
M. C. Moore
J. L. Carlson
John Williams
Poindexter
Bell
Ady
Jackson
Roy Spencer
George E
Jewell
W. A. Anderson
Robert Irwin
Union Electric Co
Elsie Tinslie
Normal College
Seattle
Miss Tinslie
Idaho
F. O. B. Dillon
F. O. B. Butte
Enarload
Patrick McCarthy
National Meat Market
Butie
Mont
Selway Ranch
Wall Street Journal
North Portland
W. C. Orr
Redrock, Mont
Iseee
State Bank OF Dillon
ATT
G. T. Paul
First National Bank
B. F. White
J. H. Gilbert
Dodds Transfer
Dray Busi
Ness
Davis Pool Hall
H. H. Soper
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