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Train timetable fragment No 1 North Bound details
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Dillon News Briefs From January 1913 Local Notes
Local items list visitors and residents in Dillon including many names and towns such as Armstead Butte Helena and Alder. Notes cover dental offices doctors stores cattle buyers travelers and forthcoming events plus stray cattle reports and small business notices.
Twenty Years Ago in Lima Leads To Cold Weather and Projects
A late 19th century Lima town column notes a thirty below zero morning and widespread plant losses. Professor Joseph Smith travels to Polaris to lead a school for about three months while State Superintendent Steere visits Helena. Plans emerge for a gypsum mill by Charles Truax and Dan Robison. Local merchants push to form a protection focused Merchants Association. A cold spell dominates, Tacoma Seattle Portland and San Francisco trips are described, and Lima’s electric power plant suffers water shortages delaying lamp supply. Canfield advances the Lima Reservoir project with a large work crew planned for late summer.
Births and Local Happenings In Harlem And Dillon
A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs A P Kunzelman of Harlem Montana. Emil Miller travels to Butte for surgical care on a poisoned hand then visits his German home. A marriage announcement lists January 16 1918 at St Patrick's church in Butte. Sam Scott learns his driver Tex Smith is jailed for a forged 175 dollar check. another man will take the outfit to Jackson. A Roumanian helper to Mose Jardine leaves Dillon with employer property. Jardine reports theft. The Union Meat Company pays a record price for 452 Big Hole basin cattle from Jones Cattle Co and Spokane Cattle Co ready to drive to Anaconda. An Odd Fellows social with wives, a hall discussion, and a committee to explore building a hall concludes with prizes and lunch at the Masonic hall.
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