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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1901
Page
3
Local itemized notices show Anthony French and Chas McIntosh visiting Dillon. Morton’s advertises lawn mowers and tents while J W Morton supplies Havilland china patterns and stock patterns, plus a note on Swift’s packing visit to Virginia City.
A big celebration is planned in Dillon with a large regional turnout. George Edinger leads trap shooting and events while L J Price acts as marshal to keep activities moving. A Butte visiting team faces Dillon in a high profile baseball game after their 7 6 win over Missoula. A Montana Street cowboy race attracts many entries with strict equipment rules and no burn bans. The Wood Tara badge hosts a ball at the Follow Theatre as part of the lively program.
Fragmentary OCR text describes water diversion plans and local officials with scattered names and places. The readable portions mention water season actions, public notices, and a list of individuals and groups, though many parts are garbled and inconclusive.
A meeting held in the evening reviewed bids for the high school erection project. Frank Segiander of Wee eel accompanied by ac theack evaluated submissions, noting some bids met the conditions while others did not.
A committee led by President Norris Acting Secretary Best and Architect Fennel will study bids to determine the best option for the county’s bond plan. Bids include Dillon 24874 for brick building plus plumbing and Steaburn Landon 34500 for brick or stone with plumbing and heating. others are incomplete or rejected.
The document records a public sale notice under court order with terms and bidders. It names a sheriff or marshal, the county court, and the sale date and location, noting obligations to file claims and pay fees and detailing the involved parties and attorneys.
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