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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1902
Page
7
The notice outlines initial insertion charges of 7 1b cents per line for local volume and 10 canta per line for business locals. Subsequent Bates for standing advertisements require application. Tax and editorial or business matters pertain to Aiken and must be addressed accordingly.
Fragmentary notice from 1901 lists south bound and north bound departures around 4:40 p.m. and 7:17 p.m. with unclear station identifiers and partial timetable entries for a local rail line.
Reading through a long Dillon area column, the local notice lists items for sale and pending sightings. It mentions various residents visiting Dillon from Bedrock and Butte, with multiple social updates and county matters noted, including court and road plans.
A young man named Arthar Stooks employed by the PAC Company was severely injured by a bucking horse at the cow camp in Centennial valley. He was taken to Modnda then by train to a hospital where his condition is described as serious with possible permanent injuries.
A plan outlines a special Yellowstone Park service with a one way North to Monida and return, using minimal gates and reduced stops. The schedule covers the period up to September 10 and includes passenger accommodation and intermediate transit notes for the route through Movida.
Reports state that a high refrigerator car burned on the Hornetske line and the train was hacked to Lowan from a detour via Bore, Helena, and Garrison. Delays caused Mr. Padiey to arrive 24 hours late at Teething home.
At the state center committee meeting in Helena last week Beaverhead county was allocated six delegates to the state convention. The date and meeting place remain undecided. Hen Bond or L. Hanson were named chairmen of the county central committee.
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