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Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Notices of Church Events and Transportation Schedules
Church festival and fair notices state admission charges and profits from fancy article sales at 10 cents per line. Card of Thanks priced at 1 cent per word. Public notices list train line numbers and times for southbound and northbound services.
Numerous Dillon Visitors From Surrounding Communities
A long list of residents and visitors frequent Dillon this week with names including Mrs. Dan Shively from Butte, Louis Stahl from Dell, Miss May Lacey from Dillon, Oscar Gravely from Dell, BH. C. Green from Lima, M. E. Smith from Bozeman, Ed Metcalf from Armstead, Rev. Humphreys, Will Ross, F. D. Knotts, and many more. Attendees include merchants, lawyers, sheepmen, and ranchers visiting Dillon for business, shopping, or social calls.
Realty transfers and filings in the past week ending Feb 10 1917
United States to William Wilson for 160 acres on Dillon bench and to Robert L. Roberson for 320 acres on Dillon bench. Final receipts include 160 acres to Clarence H. Combs and 320 acres to Raymond and Jessie Prichard. Several warranty deeds and 640 acre filings listed among Horse Prairie and Big Hole basin sites. Water appropriation notice by Boston Montana Development Co for Wise River. Placer locations footnote Violet lode and Blizzard placer in local districts.
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United States
William Wilson
Dillon Bench
Robert L. Roberson
Clarence H. Combs
Big Hole Basin
Raymond Prichard
Jessie G. Prichard
Jean A. Sass
Horse Prairie
Glen F. Allen
Centennial Valley
Eric P. Peterson
J. C. Hamilton
Rasmus Erickson
Dave Wade
Louis Steinbrecher
Boston Montana Development Company
Wise River
Joseph J. Jaggers
Blue Wing
W. R. Allen
Cold Creek
No Snow in Big Hole Basin Reports Color Reduced
Sam Freeman returned Sunday afternoon from the Big Hole basin where cattle interests report very little snow for this time of year. Mr and Mrs Fred Weil and daughter passed through Dillon last Thursday en route to Butte to visit friends then will return to Dillon this week before returning to Salmon City. George H Lyman came back Saturday afternoon from Centennial valley where he was attending to sheep business. The Lyman Sheep company recently moved their sheep from the Diamond O ranch to Centennial valley to summer there.
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Fred Hale
Dillon
Bedrock
Loy H. Lee
Leadore
Steve Davis
Alder
Nan Barrett
Francis Blair
W. L. Lacey
Melrose
John McDonald
W. H. Lee
Armstead
Dillion
R. E. Eliott
Dell
K. Robison
Butte
H. D. Simmons
Big Hole Basin
F. A. Hazelbaker
Helena
Sam Freeman
Big Hole
Fred Weil
Salmon City
George H. Lyman
Centennial Valley
Lyman Sheep Company
Diamond O Ranch
Local exchanges note sheep sale and travel chatter
H H Hulburt bought Joe Mc Carty’s sixty head of sheep at thirteen fifty per head. Dillon visitors Charles and Arthur Sandquist returned from a business trip in Dillon. Harry Hunter, a Dillon garage operator, here for a week as witness in a Missoula damage suit. Minnie Brock and friends had a near accident returning from Sheridan in a Dodge last Saturday. Attorney M M Duncan leaves Virginia City for Helena to aid Judge Smith in ouster proceedings. J W Munden of Townsend joined George Melton to view Ruby ranch sheep. Armitage brothers known in Helena years ago.
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Harry Hunter
Dillon
M. M. Duncan
Virginia City
Helena
Supreme Court
Jos. C. Smith
W. W. Payne Et al
Bert G. Paige
Twin Bridges
Madisonian
J. W. Munden
Townsend
George Melton
Ruby Ranch
Mr. Munden
Armitage Brothers
Big Hole Basin
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The
Dan Shively
Louis Stahl
Miss May Lacey
Oscar Gravely
BH. C. Green
Lima
M. E. Smith
Bozeman
Ed Metcalf
Humphreys
Will Ross
Jackson
F. D. Knotts
Rourk
J. R. Jones
BH. N. Early
T. E. Hoss
City
H. H. Walten
John G. Evans
Metlen
Ross Nay
C. E. Truax
H. J. Will
Big Sandy
the Medon
H. L. McCaleb
Frank Blair
Grant
Prof. McDonald
J. M. Conway
Billings
Jack Porter
Herbert Russell
Metlon
Columbus
Ed Cochran
BE. F. Price
M. L. McHale
Glen Allen
Wick Miller
C. W. Robison
H. G. Stamm
D. A. Noble
Harry Hale
D. Jones
Herbert Stewart
C. Kennedy
Monida
E. W. Geary
Pearl I. Smith
Nellie Ms Knight
Roy Jackson
Charley Robinett
Denver
Colo
Missouri
East
Henry Dowling
Will Climer
Medicine Lodge
A. E. Scott
Carl Hansen
Dave Metlen
Margaret Orr
Tom Cryus
L. G. McDonald
T. P. Carnes
Idaho
S. Thorsons of
J. A. Herndon
Salmion City
E. Q. Brainard
J. W. Munden of
Carl Anderson Livery Company
G. T. Paul
Tom Brigham
Wesley Brigham
BE. J. ‘Dean
Great Falls
R. Kleinsmit
James Mackay
National Oil Company
Sheek Creek
Edgar Rife
Upper Medicine Lodge
Henry McGonigle
Hughes
Austin Linder
A. McCartney
McHesser Creek
John Peterson
Dave Burke
Mary Burke
Reed Featherly
Guy Gray
Millpoint
Lyman H. Bennett
William Rosenbaum
Sheep Creek Basin
W. A. Lovell
J. B. Poindexter
South Atlantic Street
Poindexter
Grasshopper
Mr. Gray
Beaverhead County
Gus Swanson
Warren A. Flager
William M. Knapp
William H. Keller
Pacific Street
Stephen Lasich
Margaret Lasich
John A. Péat
Charles A. Truax
Catherine I. McNinch
John Downing
Stahl
H. H. Hulburt
Joe McCarty
Big Hole Basin News
Charles Sandquist
Arthur
Belgrade Journal
Sheridan
Minnie Brock
Sheridan Forum
A. . J. Rife’s
Union Electric Co
Examiner Office
City Express and Coal Co
C. W. Scott
General Transfer
Tribune Book
Dillon, Mont
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Montana
Burke
Frederic K. Lewers, M.D
Tima, Montana
A. L. Stone
W. A. Grater
Dillon Furniture CO
E. W. Bell
Prop
Housewives
Crystal
Montana and
Sebree Streets
John Scott
Drayman