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Oregon Short Line Train Times Noted
Train schedule fragment notes westbound No. 10 departing at 4 40 pm and eastbound No. ... reading indicates timetable entries for north and south bound services with times and lines referenced.
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Wes No
South Bound
Dillon News Roundup Includes Visits, Shifts and Socials
Local notes report visits by J Sheeran and Paul Butte at City Drug, Mrs. Dandsay of Dillon hosting and others in town. Mentions rent signs, a new display at Tattersall's, dental work by Dr Rashbour, and a court fine for M Dory. Activities include shipping horses, summer stays, and trips to the basin for business and leisure.
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Dro 2. J. Sheeran
Paul Butte
Pawha Bobeilis
Melena
Dillon
Momlay
Married couple quietly wed on Washington Street
Emerson Wo Slack and Misa Bola Albert were married in a quiet ceremony at the home of Mrs HD Weenink on a Washington Street residence. The event drew few attendees and neighbors offered warm congratulations.
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Bolaalbert
Maail
HD Weenink
Bowie
Washington Street
Dias Nevis
Comets
Willy
Fae
Enterprising Mischief at the Barn Mystery
Freek Dean and his wife, returning Saturday night, found their barn set ablaze and a stack of hay and horseshoes missing by what locals call a strange magic act. The following morning the barn was found open and items gone, leaving the community puzzled and seeking answers.
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Freek Dean
Bern
Accident at Midway Parade Disrupts Preparations
A fragmented account describes an accident during a Midway Parade buildup causing delays and injuries to participants. Officials and medical teams respond as organizers reorganize stage elements and reassemble floats.
Water project dispute over shared creek intake
Fragmentary report describes a contested water arrangement where ROB Seerh Stetpe and Ba Roaatened planned to enlarge a creek intake to supply five inches of water. The plan, backed by Messrs Berb ear and Joy, aimed to divide water so each man received inches. Joy allegedly failed to honor the agreement, triggering conflict among the parties.
Lima man plans new butcher shop in city
Knowles of Lima announces a new butcher shop to reopen under his guidance. He promises careful attention to patrons and aims to provide high quality service and courteous treatment at the shop formerly owned by Fred Landers.
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Lima
BE. Knowles
Het
Fred Landers
Knowles
Sis
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