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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1898
Page
5
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Effective April 5th 1906 the Utah Northern time table lists passenger northbound No 7 due 10:00 am southbound No 7 7:20 pm freight No 27 Butte fast freight north 1:20 am 3 Laval north 10:00 am 98 uth 9 11518 am 40 Time freight south 11:60 pm
Dillon marks the Fourth with a large parade featuring bicycle stunts and floats, a grand fireworks display, and a late opera house ball. Local figures such as Fidel Huber and D. R. Sanders attend civic events, while businesses like W H Cochran and Kirkpatrick advertise goods and services.
Citizens of Dillon celebrated a national holiday with sunrise decorations and a late forenoon parade. A rainstorm disrupted the events but enthusiasm remained high as readings of the Declaration of Independence were given and Prof Monroe delivered an oration until weather forced a pause. Sporting events followed with results led by Thorpe’s, Deputy’s, and Little Maid teams amid a brief confusion over racing assignments.
Special correspondent notes no strikes, few courts martial, and steady progress of morale. Activities include entertainment with a visiting whistler, church ladies serving lemonade and cake, the Catholic Truth Society aiding writers, and Masonry support on the grounds. Officers reported better health, drills extended, and preparations for upcoming Oskiand parade with cartridge allotments and river ferry travel plans.
Capt Jensen received an interesting letter from Capt W J Towell noted by the men. Capt Keown returned from Bozeman reporting his wife improving. Harry Patterson awaits discharge with no morning improvement. The regiment passed a satisfac tors exam before Bow. General Hughes, once a corporal in Co B, was promoted to sergeant of Co K. Dense fog lingered. full equipment lists arrived. societies sewed striped clothing and repaired uniforms. Quarters inspection this morning proved satisfactory.
Theodore L. Devine of southern Utah notes a shift in the horse market from war era oversupply to higher prices. He says average prices now reach 800 to 825 dollars for good horses, with poorer stock still lingering but improving. He cites transportation, cattle grazing, and improved breeding as factors, plus the impact of cavalry horse purchases in the war. The winter market shows poorer horses exposed yet somewhat more profitable for breeders, while some districts ship horses for feed and sale.
An Iowa sheep breeder known as Uncle Dern Leonard pursues a plan to breed sheep to remove horns from Remberines and Deleines, claiming a breakthrough in producing hornless animals though critics doubt practicality and safety for unskilled shepherds. Leonard is hailed by supporters as a benefactor of the industry.
Notice of public auction at the city pound for two horses and a mule or gelding described as a grey horse and a bay horse of tender age. Items taken up and impounded by the pound keeper and to be sold on the specified day and time unless redeemed.
The Oregon Short Line announces ticket sales from Dilien to Salt Lake and return priced at 6 18 000 for a return. Sale limited to the June period with emphasis on convenient travel back to the stated resort area.
The notice outlines races at Escursion-Hutte and Anaconda with events from Q1 to August and August to September. It mentions start lines, sail rounds, and regular one way fare tickets valid Wednesday through Monday at Anaconda and Hutte locations.
The Mendell and Wolfe barber shop announces a grand opening with a focus on expert service and customer care. They promise precise cuts, modern styling, and a welcoming atmosphere for all patrons seeking a fresh look and confident personal style.
Notice is hereby given that George M Upash intends to make final proof to prove his settlement residence and cultivation of the claim land before the Clerk of the Probate Court at Dillon Montana on a stated date. He names witnesses to prove his claim and residence. Objections must be filed within the public notice period.
A legal notice from Pelee about a settler claim filed by Anton Mawarty and others. It lists parties including Charles Hetalhtch and Brack Nehsariz and references Montana locations and dates. The document outlines proof of continuous residence and claims to wait on a judgment, with various clerical initials and dates.
Final proof notice for desert land holdings in Wisdom county Montana. Annie Kramer of Wisden is named as claimant. Hearings set at Wisden Montana on the 11th day of August with named witnesses to prove completion of entry and reclamation of land.
Notice dated August requests proof of complete irrigation rights for land described as desert land. Named witnesses include Wil William Alfred Hatton and Martin, with dates around August and Thursday readings. The document lists legal steps and parties involved in asserting title and irrigation claims.
Final proof notice appears for desert land irrigation and reclamation case. Names such as Cherlee W Maiun and James Fonsley are listed among witnesses and claimants with Jackson Montana locations and registering official James RB. Pockerton involved.
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