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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1906

Page

8

Birch Creek ranch deal seals major Beaverhead holdings

In Butte yesterday Char Lea Smith announced a landmark real estate purchase in Beaverhead County. J. & Morse arranged about 2100 acres along Birch Creek between Birch Creek and Bond's siding, with $50,000 cited as the deal price. Water rights, long disputed, are settled with Morse holding undisputed access. The purchase is expected to spur county development and a cooperative farmer colony on Montana's best alfalfa and grain lands.

Butte Montana Charlea Smith Birch Creek Beaverhead County Bond Oregon Dillon Apex J. E. Morse District Court Callaway Mr. Morse Hun Morse Beavershead Bench Mr. Smith P. J. Nelson James Haining William Barbour Hawley Selway Dave Francis

Mineral survey rules issued for Montana applicants and surveyors

United States Surveyor General E W Beattie sets new rules and price schedule affecting mineral surveys in Montana. The circular cites limited posting plots for mining claims, exceptions for lode millsite combos, and a July 1906 fee schedule for lode placer and millsite work with incremental charges per location.

Montana United States E. W. Beattie United States Surveyor General Aeroeen Ay

Forage on Our Ranges and Mining Court Notice

An article traces the stages of the western stock industry from open ranges to controlled winter feed and private pastures. It notes irrigation, land enclosure, and the shift toward quantity, then presents a Montana District Court order to show cause why a mining property sale should not proceed for the estate of James Harby with a July 28 1906 hearing in Dillon.

District Court Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead James Harby F. L. Graves William Roe Dillon Beaverhead County Cumberland Lode Lost Cloud Dillon Examiner Lew L. Callaway

Directory of the Dillon Churches

A listing of church sites and service hours in Dillon. First Baptist Church schedules public worship at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Bible study at 8 p.m. St James Episcopal notes Holy Communion first and third Sundays at 11 a.m. and evening prayer at 8 p.m. Methodist at Bannack and Washington lists multiple services and leagues. Presbyterian on Pacific and Glendale gives morning and evening sermons and a Sabbath school. The Church of Christ Scientist meets in Dillon National Bank building with services at 11 a.m. and Sunday school at noon.

Idaho Sebree Streets Horace W. Tilden Reilence The Baptist Parsonage L. R. Foote ST. James Episcopal Church Washington and Glendale Streets S. D. Hooker Presbyterian Church Pacific and A. B. Martin Christian Endeavor First Church OF Christ Dillon National Bank

N S Wood Delivers Baggage and Wood in Dillon

N S Wood runs a fast delivery wagon in Dillon handling baggage express and light freight to the depot and city including the Normal College area. He avoids coal, keeps his wagon clean, sells stove wood and dry kindling, and attends orders left at Deputy's Meat Market or with the messenger at Central telephone office.

N. S. Wood Dillon Normal Bey Central Telephone

Rocky Mountain Bell Plans $1,000,000 Upgrade

George Y. Wallace of Rocky Mountain Bell and W S Ford of American Bell conclude a tour of inspection and decide to invest $1 million in Montana lines and offices. The plan includes extending lines, opening new offices, and improving the Missoula and Butte plants, with Helena’s building to gain a wing and a third story next year.

George Y. Wallace Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company W. S. Ford Boston American Bell Telephone Company Rocky Mountain Montana Wallace Mr. Ford City Missoula Butte Helena

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Stockmeno S. C. Buffum Denver Field Farin OF the Dillon Churches First Baptist Church Methodist Episcopal. Church Bannack Washington Streeta G. H. Jones Eliel Bros T. D. Olmsted Albert Stamm Jeweler Examiner Paul Brown H. A. Bond, M. D
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