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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1909
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner from Dillon Montana dated Wednesday July 7 1909 lists publication frequency every Wednesday. It notes U S Poindexter as editor, entry under the 1879 act, subscription price two dollars annually, with mail delivery to subscribers until discontinuation and arrears settled.
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The Wisconsin Railroad Commission approves Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul bonds totaling 50000000 to finance feeder lines along the new transcontinental route in Dakota Montana and Washington. The plan aims to develop coal timber and mineral wealth, with work already starting on the Missoula to Canadian coal fields section and a Great Falls connection anticipated.
Commissioner Hall cites the state bureau for Montana wool production at 42,177,797 pounds yielding about 20 million dollars, with 5,429,211 sheep in 1908 and 69,000 milch cows among other livestock. This supports the view that Montana is advancing in industry.
The proposition to organize the mayors of Montana cities aims to unite for the common good. Mayors from various towns would meet at Berchier to discuss shared municipal challenges, allowing officials to share views and experiences for collective benefit. Billings Gazette.
Lima notes recount visits from Dillon and Butte residents during the Fourth of July celebrations. Mr and Mrs Landers Mrs Gallagher and many others spend the holiday in Dillon while local residents travel to Monida and Los Angeles for festivities and family reasons. The item mentions hospitalizations, a near fire at Short Line Eating House, and a wedding between Muriel Geary and N Birrer.
Suydam reports railroad survey crews advancing along the Salmon River, crossing from the left to the right bank near Big Sheepeater creek and continuing toward Ball's bar. Engineering parties under Ryder and Wryderman meet near Celson creek, with rope landings and dangerous harness work described. no accidents reported. The Middlefork boundary marks Lemhi county’s western edge, about 70 miles from Salmon city.
Lost two year old Durham cow branded 16. Reward offered and return to Mrs. W. J. Leonard, Argenta, Montana.
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