Irrigation Bill Means Great West Benefit
The national irrigation bill signed by President Roosevelt promises major gains for western states. It creates a reclamation fund from public land sales, outlines project financing, land entry requirements, and a process to charge per acre for irrigation works, with protections against private landowner abuses and a ban on Mongolian labor in construction.
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Fourth of July Dillon celebration promises big events and wrestling
Read of a full Fourth of July program in Dillon Montana with a wrestling match for the state championship, bands, parades, floats, Redpi en tribe costumes, concerts, and a day of races from cowboy saddle to blue rock showers plus greased pig and bingo-like contests, ending with town-wide festivities and a prize-offer from the Montana society.
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Warehouses to Rise Opposite Dillon Postoffice
Plans call for tearing down the old Salvation Army meeting hall in Dillon and replacing it with brick warehouses. Local merchants and Woolworth-like firms expect substantial structures occupying the block, with landowners and contractors arranging access and improvements for the new storage buildings.
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Unclear Market notes hint at cautious bids near open
Fragmentary text shows traders discussing early week activity and bidding behavior. Names and places are garbled, but the piece hints at price sensitivity and buyer indifference as the market opens next week.
Butte Contractor Wins Carnegie Library Contract
C M Smith of Butte, builder of the Hithart building at Main and Broadway, secured the contract for the Carnegie free public library. Bids exceeded funds. Carnegie donated 7500. Helena bidders were Staborn A Sanden. Construction to begin soon with city oversight.
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The article notes a special train carrying Mortena teachers to a national teacher convention in Minneap eria and Helena, with Prof AL Tyree and Prof J EL Tyree set to attend Beaverhead High School staff. Frank Lemon visits, claiming better fleece quality and volume than last year amid local agricultural talks.
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