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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1908

Page

8

Prospects Rise for Boise Butte Railroad Revival

Boise boosters report renewed interest in a Boise to Butte line aided by eastern capitalists and a Northwestern survey into St. Anthony. Prominent Boise merchants and E. H. Harriman assess feasibility while Union Pacific surveys Snake River routes and a potential intersecting line to connect major rail systems.

Butte & Boise Boise Halveston The Statesman Boise Uoon Northwestern Railway St. Anthony Washington Saiwon River Butte Harriman Northwestern T. L. Halveston Seattle Union Pacific Snake River Chicago Omaha Burlington Great Northern Northern Pacific Milwaukee,& St. Paul Canadian Pacific Butte-Bege T. A. Wilkinson Boise-Bautte E. H. Harriman Taft Bolce

Electric railroad pledge boosts Idaho Falls to Salmon City plan

The Idaho Falls Post reports the subscription drive for an Idaho Falls to Salmon City electric railroad has reached 100 500 with pledges including a 1 000 from a donor between Idaho Falls and Salmon City. Backers predict rapid capital support and regional growth once construction begins, linking Salmon City Lemhi Valley Spring Mountain Birch Creek Lost River to wider markets.

Idaho Kalla Salmon City McBride Here Salmion City Idaho Falle Lemhi Valley Spring Mountain Birch Creek Lost River Idaho Falls

Reward Offered in Dillon Montana Murder Case

J S Banks of near Dillon Montana reports a murder tied to Waldo Schlag's death on the 13th. A young man of about twenty four, hired by Banks, is suspected and an alias is used to avoid hindering officers. A $1 000 reward raises pursuit risk as police close in.

J. S. Banks Dillon Montana C. J. Coughlan Mr. Hanks Waldo H. Schlag Schlag Banks Dillon Bank Mr. Banks Idaho Falls

The Order of Lemons Organized in Muskogee

A new secret society in Muskogee, the Ancient and Accepted Order of Lemons, announces Crate No.1 with its Main Squeeze as head, keeping officers and members secret while declaring the group will spread nationwide and form crates in many cities.

Muscogee, Oklo Order of Lemons Muskogee

Dam plans stir Beaverhead county water rights dispute

A Southern Montana resident notes a second dam on the Red Rock river may rise in the Centennial valley for storage. Behalf disputes involve Beaverhead county investors and eastern capitalists with rights to inundation lands, appraisers to be named, and potential lawsuits in Madison county courts.

Montana Red Rock River Centennial Valley Beaverhead County Red Rock Lake State Land Board Madison County

Directory of the Dillon Churches

Listing of church hours and services across Dillon with names of pastors and denominations including St James Episcopal Presbyterian Methodist Baptist Catholic Salvation Army and district coverage for Lima Melrose Horse Prairie Dell Willis and week day masses and Sunday schedules detailed by church and address.

ST. James Episcopal Church Washington and Glendale Streets S. D. Hooker Presbyterian Church Pacific and A. B. Martin Christian Endeavor Methodist Episcopal Church Bannack Washington Streets F. J. Dodds Dillon Lima Melrose Horse Prairie Dell Willis D. Foley Salvation Army Lla

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