The Dillon ECraminer Wednesday Issue Details
The Dillon ECraminer, published weekly by F and Kress, editor and proprietor. Subscriptions priced at a yearly advance amount in cents per year.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1901
Page
2
Dillon Boys Stir Up Stontans In Fast Baseball Day
Fragmentary note praises the Dillon team for a strong baseball performance today in Stontans. It mentions a tense moment at the Vent bias gate and suggests the team showed hesitation or panic, with emphasis on watching the Diffen team for the test of the HOAnOT.
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Dillon
Stontans
Dillon Boys
Hall
Diffen
State bonds law criticized as flawed and unconstitutional
The piece argues Montana's new law allowing state purchase of county and municipal bonds at five percent interest is bungled. It warns the state board of land commissioners would buy bonds at par, disadvantaging local issuers and burdening taxpayers. A constitutional test case is expected.
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State Board of Land Commissioners
Montana
Trustees Announce Special Levy for Districts by August
Trustees pledge under a state act to levy a special tax on district property to fund municipal duties. The notice requires property owners to register and pay by the second Monday in August, with penalties for nonpayment.
Large ore bodies found near Birch Creek canyon site
In Birch Creek canyon two veins of low grade gold ore were uncovered after a flood washed away surface material revealing a 15 to 60 foot wide bend of vein along the creek bed. W J and Frank Cushing report promising indications, with supports excavated to depths of 15 to 15 feet and an open cut along the vein.
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Birch Creek Canyon
Birch Creek Lakes
W.J
Frank Cushing
Birch Creek
Cushing Brothers
Notice of Patience and Gratitude to Civic Patrons
A garbled notice thanks the people of Frison and civrity for past patronage. It expresses indebtedness and appreciation to all parties and heirs involved, acknowledging gratitude toward supporters and community.
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Feere
Ieib
Seqile
Biduecte
Beloam
Giasy
hystHese
Frison
Civrity
Pare
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