Rates and notices for the Dillon Examiner local page
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Ling
Tux Dillon Examiner
No. 10 Southbound Leaves Inconsistent Times
Fragmentary rail timetable note shows a No. 10 southbound departure at 4:40 a.m. with another entry at 4:03 p.m. and unclear train identifiers, missing full context and destinations.
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South Bound
Dillon News Highlights Local Visitors and Labor News
Dillon residents and visitors list includes H D Summers from Wisdom, C M Eddy dentist, W B Briggs from Bedrock, and more. Mentions of homestead filings, wool shipments, horse shipping, cedar poles for Graeter Electric, and the Metlen hotel improvements. Shut down of Anaconda smelter affects local railcrew and coal traffic from Lima to Pocatello and Boise.
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Anaconda
Butte
Amalgamated Company
Dillon
Lima
McCormack
Pocatello
Dubois
Round House
Montana
Wool buyers predict stagnant Montana prices this season
A prominent wool buyer, in an interview, says growers should not expect big prices. He notes that the market may be only as strong as last year, with Montana fine wool cited around 14 to 18 cents after transport and commissions. Coarser grades would sell for less.
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Montana
Hostor
Boston
Dillon
Jahnke Contest Seeks Desert Land Claim Review
John J. Jahnke files a contest in the Missoula land office against Mattie T. Reade's desert land claim for 320 acres in the Big Hole basin. He argues noncompliance and speculative entry. Hearing set before United States commissioner B. R. Stevenson at Wisdom on August 18.
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John J. Jahnke
Missoula
Mattie T. Reade
Big Hole Basin
B. R. Stevenson
United States
Wisdom
Water Shortage Sparks Creek Fight During Irrigation
James Kirkpatrick visiting from the Rattlesnake reports dwindling water in the creek as farmers clash over ditch heads. He measured snow near the head of the Rattlesnake and found it about a third below prior years, due to deeper snow in high lands and earlier melting on low lands before irrigation began.
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James Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
Montgomery Brothers Dissolution Notice in Wisdom Montana
The partnership of James and William Montgomery under Montgomery Brothers is dissolved by mutual consent. Each will conduct business in his own name and bear debts and liabilities he incurs. Wisdom Montana July 2 1903. James Montgomery William Montgomery. 2t. July 8th
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James
William Montgomery
Montgomery Brothers
Wisdom
Montana
James Montgomery
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