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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1903

Page

7

New Buildings of 1903 in Dillon Drive $80,000 in 1963

A conservative forecast puts new Dillon construction for 1963 at about $80,000. Major projects include a $25,000 three story brick dormitory at the State Normal grounds, a brown stone county jail, and a two story Kiel Brothers block on Center Street. Additional improvements cover Graeter Electric plant upgrades, a power house, and several handsome residences and small commercial structures. We note a $65,000 water works contract and cement walks planned this summer.

Dillon State Normal Grounds Court House Tommy Haw George R. Metlen Kiel Brothers Center Street Montana Street Graeter Electric Company J. H. Febes Washington Street Weltha McIntosh Frank Birrer Magpie Eddy Idaho Washington Streets Free County L. E. Boardwine William Smith Pacific Street EF. Shewartz Thomson Sheriff Dart Butte George P. Hughes M. B. Henneberry Ed Cushing Father van den Broeck R. R. Rathbone Frank Sealander T. M. Selway Reeder Montana Railroad Avenue A. G. Williams Ephraim Johnson

Montana News Roundup: Bonds Voted and Wild News Across Counties

Havre approved 25500 dollars for water works. Charles Perry of Chateau county was pardoned after manslaughter conviction. The 1876 Little Big Horn anniversary was marked. A man’s body was found on a Logan railroad. An infant death investigated in Migscula irrigation ditch. Helena fundraisers helped Heppner flood victims. Deputy sheriff Joseph Lazzari killed in Walkerville. Spaulding and Walker wounded in a Cas cade county duel. Toole asked to reuse the 1904 silver statue at St Louis fair. Fort Shaw girls beat Butte 13 to 5 in basketball at Black Eagle park. Carbon county fears grasshoppers. Frances Parkey to publish Margie of the Lower Ranch. Montana metal production hits 46.96 million. Kid Currie escaped Knoxville jail. linked to Great Northern train robbery. Montana range cattle season delayed. none before Aug 10. Rattlesnake Point mouse trap capture. Mewell Malette wounded at Cree camp. William Nemo dead after alleged beating. death mystery. Anaconda bipy stack completed with large celebratory banquet.

Horse Market Strong at Chicago Steady for High Grades

The field reports a firm Chicago horse market with better grades in demand and prices holding up versus recent weeks. Demand remains robust for good drafters, delivery horses, and range stock while smaller and plain horses see less inquiry as supplies loosen and western markets face flood impacts.

Redmen Elect Officers in Bannack Tribe No 16

Bannack Tribe No 16 Improved Order of Red Men elect officers for the upcoming term. Prophet T. D. Olmsted, Sachem Robert Swainbank, Senior Sagamore Charles Cunnard, Junior Sagamore Sam Parker named. Installation and appointive officers to be announced at this evenings meeting.

Redmen Prophet T. D. Olmsted Sachem Robert Swainbank Sagamore Charles Cunnard Sam Parker

Brock Standahrer Adds Two New Stables Surveys

The Beaverhead Stables owners Brock Standahrer introduce two new equipment vehicles. One has rubber tires and the other uses steel tires. Both are described as fine rips, easy riding and comfortable.

Brock-Standaher Company Beaverhead Stables

Dillon Lumber firm eyed for dormitory project materials

J. J. Carr of Salmon City Idaho, the contractor for the girls dormitory at the Indian agency on the Le is site, visits Dillon this week to discuss materials with Dillon Lumber Company for the building.

J. J. Carr Salmon City Idaho Lembhi Dillon Dillon Lumber Company

Canyon of the Grand Promoted as Scenic Route Attraction

Advertises the Rio Grande Railroad as the world's scenic route with the Grande canyon highlighted as a winter and summer beauty. Quoting Cy Warman, the piece extols nature’s artistry and invites readers to request rates and folders from G. W. Fitzgerald, general agent in Butte, Montana.

Canyon of the Grande Cy Warman Canyon of the Grand G. W. Fitzgerald Butte Mont Pullman Palace Denver Omaha Kansas City St. Loui Chicago

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Havre Charles Perry Chateau County Toole General Custer Little Big Horn Logan Migscula Helena Joseph Lazzari Silver Bow County Walkerville Salvatori Francesconi Charles Spaulding Clinton K. Walker Cascade County Black Eagle Park Great Falls Fort Shaw Carbon County Margie Lower Ranch Frances Parkey Hear Paw Mountains Chinook B. H. Tatem United States Assay Harvey Logan Kid Currie Knoxville, Tenn Great Northern Knoxville Daniel Dutro Rattlesnake Point Ten Mile Mewell Malette William Nemo Nemo Anaconda Deer Lodge Valley Mammoth Poindexter & Orr L.S. Co., Dillon, Mpnt Beaverhead Apollinaris Bethesda Arcadian Idanha Plantador Flor de Erb Rialto la Coralina Cigars Madeira Gutedel Burgundy Muscatel Catawba Rhine Malaga Val Blatz Milwaukee J. G. Erwin Idaho and Center Streets Dillon, Mont Gran Rio Grande Western Taroosa Salt Lake Ogden Union Depot Oregon Short Line Ogden Munn & Co Rewsdeniers St Water C. W. Rosson C. C E. Wuitz of R. 45 Sancey Baltimore
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