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Dillon Examiner in Dillon, Montana

27 Jan 1909

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Dillon Examiner

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Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1909

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Massive cattle on feed in county with 20 000 head listed

In the Big Hole basin and surrounding counties many cattle buyers tour the area as feeders move from range to pens. About 20,000 head are on feed, over half in the Big Hole basin, with hay quality described as among the best. A long list of feeders and stock on feed with names and numbers follows.

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Big Hole Basin Big Hole W. A. Armitage Bristow John T. Armitage Briston Elgy Andrus Fox Jackson Harry Davis Christ Deutéhman Sam’l] Davies W. F. Drummy Dillon Ben Dunbar Bowen J. W. Elliott Wisdom Pthnet Geo. B. Edie Edie Idano W. H Bitch Lakeview Fred Francis Charles W. Francis Thomas Flynn Igador FB Duke Gist Cowa C. H. Garis Frank Husted T. Husted J. BK. Hollingaworth Fred. Hirschy J. C. Harrison Bannack John Helming Wm. Hollingworth Ben Hart John Halligan Lima Seth Halbert Deweys John Wm. Montgomery Murray Live Stock Co Polaria J. E. Morse Dilon Cows I. FE. Martin Soren P. Nelson Theodore Nelson J. M. Neidt Nay & Jacobs Grant H. E. Olsen Pan] Bros Monida Cons Sam Peterson James Pinkerton Pauline Pahnish Don T. Albee Martin Barrett Bedrock W. G. Blair George M, Demnow Pauline Pabnish Anderson Bros Bray Bros Chauncey R. Brown George Barrow Junction Big Hole,Ranch Co Benedict & McKinney Joe Buck Thomas EF Barrett Otto Cornwall Jackson Cane Olof Christensen John C. Paddock James Paddock Thomas. ‘Pendergast D. N. Paris Ss. S. Patterson Matt Polish Willis H. Rody Adolphy Reichle D. BE. Sephens D. J. Stephens Atate Livestock Sanitary Board Sanitary Affairs Committee Gray Highways Committee Cascade Judiciary Thomas Kergus Gradea Atreeta Judiciary Committee Kelsey Custer Frank Cole Appropriations Committee Posange Burke Kilgallen Mitchell & Mussigbrud Ingene Appropriations Pierson Carbhun Supreme Court Clayberg Lewin and Clark State Historical Library Committee On Libraries Maxwell Achoola Smith Fergus Crouch Broadwater King Silver Bow
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Comedy The Professors Malady Delights Dillon Audiences

A three act comedy The Professors Malady enjoyed a big hit at Normal College Friday evening. Strong acting costuming and stagecraft earned praise with eleven characters fully chosen to fit roles. Proceeds fund the college annual publication.

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Normal College Dillon Thomany Clapp Cosens Vogel Misa Grace Johnson Lady Gilding Misa Nelligen Miss McMenamy
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Woolgrowers urged to hold wool for higher prices

A Boston wool firm advises Montana growers to delay selling until the season opens. They report Boston market tight for Montana wool and foreign markets strong with a London rise of 7 percent on crossbred wool. The letter echoes this outlook and urges holding for better prices.

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Miles City Boston Montana London
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Montana Legislature Debates and Bills Dominate Session

The Montana senate and house intensified activity with 139 house bills and 53 in the senate. Key figures include Representative James King who pushed poolroom licensing and racing limits, and Governor Norris urging forestry funding. Debates between Long and Meyer over stock value and trial standards featured prominently, with committee actions and upcoming investigations shaping the week.

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House Senate Helena Flathead Carbon James King Silver Bow King Ed Burke Deer Lodge Committee On Elections and Privileges Donlan Milea Romney Fairbanke MacGinniss Edwin L. Norris Assembly Forestry and Land Commission Long-Meyer Meyer Montana Senatora Long Long Fred R. Warren Jefferson Committee On Faith and Expositions W. KE. William Haviland State Penitentiary UW. D Norton Romney Peyton Clayberg Commttee State Fair Gettiing Wilbaims Leas Norrie
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Most Popular Dillon Music Group Set for Normal College Engagement

The Dillon ensemble widely touted as the town’s top musical act will perform at Normal College next Saturday night as a special attraction of the Normal Course. Ernest Gamble, a renowned bass, is praised as a leading advocate of school music and is highlighted for his unlikely start in music after stubbornly refusing to sing in class before ultimately pursuing greatness.

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Tata Sharpe Bessen Thuawaa Gamblet Gamble Gamble Concert Company Dillon The Normal College Dillon Severa Mugic Ernest Gamble Pennsylvania Ernest
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Southern Montana Telephone Declares 5 Percent Dividend

The Southern Montana Telephone Co held a meeting at Secretary F A Hazelbaker’s office and declared a five percent dividend payable February 1. The plan forecasts total dividends around twenty percent for the year. The company reports strong condition and solid business. New officers elected include Leonard Eliel as president A L Stone as vice president F A Hazelbaker as secretary treasurer and manager. The executive committee comprises B F White W A Jones and Hazelbaker with trustees White Jones Stone Eliel Knapp Bishop Strowbridge Huber and Hazelbaker.

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Southern Montana Telephone Company F. A. Hazelbaker Leonard Eliel A. L. Stone B. F. White W. A. Jones Hazelbaker White Jones Stone Eliel Knapp Bishop Strowbridge Huber
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Girl Taken for Appendectomy in Butte

Misa Zetta Gilbert was taken to Butte last Friday for an appendectomy. The operation was successful and she is recovering well.

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Misa Zetta Gilbert Butte
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Mrs. Hart Heads East for Millinery and Visit to New Orleans

Mrs. Anna Hart departed this week for the East to buy spring millinery and to visit her son in New Orleans.

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Anna Hart East New Orleara
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J. E. Shaw Briston Eres Ewer Ee C. H. Strowbridge Roy Spencer Swanson Broc H. J. Smith A. J. Turner Briston Meee Ae P. Tate Melrose S. E. Tobiae Idaho Tash & Lenkersdorfer George W.oorliien Henry Wetmore Wenger Géorge Woodworth Wrnwne John Wenger Percy Willey Mary Walker Ira Walker Zorn & Tissett Jambe- Ames Sheep Co Grad John Lével Albert Anderson Wilmer Lewis Eigth
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