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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1903

Page

10

Catholic Church Directory Listings in City

A church directory lists multiple congregations with service times and locations. It includes Catholic Church activities at Idaho and Sebree streets with masa at 0:30 a m on the first and second Sundays and variations on other Sundays, plus Sunday school at 2 p m and Rev Henry F Cope as pastor. It also notes Pacific street church near court house with several services and Rev F H Gwone as pastor, and St James Church with rector Rev S D Hooker including Holy Communion and morning prayers.

van den Broeck Masa Massison Henry F. Cope C. E Idaho and Sebree Streets R. P. Smith A. m Cliss Epworth League F. H. Gwone Christian Endeavor Pacific Street Court House St. James Church D. Hooker

State Officials and Local Representatives Listed in Complete Ticket

A detailed roll of state and district officers including Governor J K Toole and Lt Governor Frank Higgin, Attorney General James Donovan, Secretary Geo Slays, Treasurer A H Barrett, Auditor J H Calderhead, and Chief Justice T B Brantley. Local officials include State Senator Jas P Murray, Representatives Mimerson Hill and David E Metlen, Sheriff Chas S Padley, and Clerk Geo W French with ward leaders T M Selway and Leonard Elfel.

STATI J. K. Toole Frank G. Higgins Geo. M. Slays A. H. Barrett J. H. Calderhead James Donovan W. W Welsh Jas. P. Murray Mimerson Hill David E. Metlen Chas Padley Geo. Edinger Wm. L. Staudher Geo. W. French O. W. Conger Joe B. Poindexter

Government Census to Aid Western Irrigation

Special to the Washington report notes congress approved federal aid for irrigation in the west. The census office will survey and update irrigation statistics from 1900, seeking data from irrigators. Reclaimed arid lands could add about 9.4 million people and boost farm value by roughly 1.25 billion dollars plus related growth.

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Invasion of Sheep Fears in Madison Forest Reserve

Centennial valley residents fear the Madison forest reserve will bring an influx of sheep into the region, threatening cattlemen and historic summer ranges. The article notes past conflicts over ranges, a coroner's jury finding and rising sheep numbers pressuring the Upper Ruby and Gravelly areas, with fencing and limits set by the new reserve.

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Irrigation Costs Versus Crop Value Rise in Land Reclamation

The article notes irrigation expenses are high but dwarfed by the value of crops on reclaimed lands. It states total irrigation costs in the country equal about three quarters of yearly crop value from irrigated areas.

Changes in Game Laws Pass Senate

The Record reports radical changes to game statutes passed by the senate Friday. Key points include ending spring shooting of ducks and waterfowl, delaying the grouse season to August 15, prohibiting moose and antelope, and introducing licensed guides. Nonresidents face fines or jail for deer elk goat or sheep without proper licenses.

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Free Rural Delivery Rules Outlined by Post Office

Postmistress Lamont reports Washington instructions on free rural delivery for areas lacking current carrier service. Citizens should file forms locally, petition their congressman, and await endorsement by the first assistant postmaster general. Routes must cover 20 to 25 miles, serve at least 100 families, avoid retracing, and include roadside mail boxes and supplies on credit.

Grage Lamont Washington Post Office Department

Canyon of the Grand Breathtaking Beauty on Rio Grande Line

An advertisement extols the Grande Canyon along the Rio Grande Railroad calling it a world class scenic route. It quotes Cy Warman praising the canyon and invites readers to buy tickets with affordable rates and informational folders from G W Fitzgerald general agent in Butte Montana.

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Doctor relocates offices to new Metlen building

Dr. Walker moves his offices to rooms 1 and 2 in the Metlen building. Office hours are 11 to 12 a.m., 2 to 4 p.m., 7 to 8 p.m., with night hours by telephone at 3 B.

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