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Vague Train Direction Fragments On Busy Rail Junction
Fragmentary OCR shows directional labels West Bound No 1 North Bound 6 C esessseees 2 12 PM No 3 North Bound East Bound No 2 South Bound No 4 South Bound with unreadable bits reflecting timetable style. Content appears to be rail directions rather than a full report.
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West Bound
North Bound
Dillon Busy Homefront News and Local Notices
Local ads note cigar and tamales. Willis resident Oscar Creasey visits Dillon with various business items. Dozens of residents including teachers, merchants, and farmers travel, shop, or conduct matters in Dillon.Announcements include sales, job ads, and community notices from January listings and local businesses.
Young Beyond a Doubt in Home Guard Monitor Verse
A rewritten rhyme from the Home Guard Monitor warns against worry and aging, urging youthfulness by action and memory. It notes a road agent’s firearm on display in Tribune store windows and recalls Montana vigilante history with Plummer. The piece blends satirical verse with local lore and a historic firearm relic.
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Home Guard Monitor
Tribune
Plummer
Men Move 150 Cattle to Anaconda in Buyout
Last night a group transported 150 head of cattle to Anaconda for Hansen Packing company of Butte. Henry Peterson supervised the sale and shipment.
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Anaconda
Hansen Packing Company
Butte
Henry Peterson
North Portland Stock Market Receipts Edge Into New Year
North Portland Oregon reports weekly receipts of cattle 781 calves 2 hogs 2787 sheep 8712. Demand for beef weak on poor stock but best steers 7.75 8.10 with most around 7.80 7.90. Hogs rise to around 8.00 with bulk near 7.90. Cows 6.80, heifers 7.00, bulls 5.50 5.75, calves 7.50 9.00. Lambs 6.85, mutton dull due to light sales. Overall market steady to start the new year.
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North
Portland
Oregon
Directory of Dillon Churches Presbyterian and Others
Directory lists Dillon churches with addresses and pastors including Presbyterian Rev E V Ostrander St James Episcopal Rev W S Watson Methodist Rev A W Hamilton Baptist Rev A R Hardy and Rev D Foley. It covers service times Sunday school masses and evening devotions across the four main congregations in Dillon.
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Pacific and
Glendale Streets
E. V. Ostrander
ST. James Episcopal Church
Washington and
W. S. Watson
Bannack
Washington Streets
A. W. Hamilton
Ila
Rev
D. Foley
McVays Wintering in Salem Then California Visit
Inquiries surround Mr. and Mrs. A A H McVay who are wintering in Salem Oregon and plan to spend part of the season in California. The former is much improved in health and they will return home in the spring. John Lawrence is ill with bronchitis under Dr Bolton care. Charles Bell wife and Perry Kline had dinner at the Montgomery home ranch last Sunday for Will Montgomery. Joe Courcey and Hank Simmons start new leaves for the new year. Jack Paddock from Ennis Montana visiting Dillon. George Woodworth and wife visiting Dillon with F A Hazelbaker.
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A. A H. McVay
Salem
Oregon
California
John Lawrence
Charles L. Lawrence
Bolton
Charles Bell
Perry Kline
Montgomery Home Ranch
Will Montgomery
George Woodworth
Dillon
F. A. Hazelbaker
Postmaster Warns of Rural Office Closures in Wisdom District
Assistant Postmaster Woodworth reports the Wisdom office has notified discontinuance of the Bristow and Wise River offices after January 31, a move seen as a hardship for local residents but argued as needed with rising parcel post power. Fritz Wachli lists a sale for W M Montgomery Co Anaconda of 250 fat cows from Hans Wachli Jorgen Jorgenson and C E Miller. Jorgen Jorgenson ships the season’s first steer batch.
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Woodworth
Wisdom
Bristow
Wise River
Uncle Sam
Fritz Wachli
W. M. Montgomery Company
Anaconda
Hans Wachli
Jorgen Jorgenson
C. E. Miller
Sam Wall Opens Madison Realty in Virginia City
Sam Wall, formerly with Pearl J. Smith, spent part of last week in Dillon and has started a real estate office in Virginia City named the Madison Realty Company.
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Sam Wall
Pearl J. Smith
Dillon
Virginia City
Madison Realty Company
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