Dillon's Team Wins Two Baseball Games
Dillon's squad swept a doubleheader last week with a first game likened to a foot race rather than baseball. Idaho Falls visitors, criticized for their effort on Decoration Day, failed to challenge Dillon as LaCroix pitched for the Sugar Beet team.
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Dillon
Idaho Falls
LaCroix
Dillon Defeats Butte In Slugging Baseball Game
Dillon beat Butte 7 to 3 in a high scoring Sunday game. Sammy Patterson starred in the outfield with a sensational catch and Ford pitched two shutout innings before giving up hits in the eighth. LaCroix and Ripley anchored Dillon’s defense as Wilson pitched well for Butte.
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Ford
Woodmeno
Butte
Dillon
Smith
Hafer
Claybourne
Sammy’’ Patterson
Hater
Sammy
LaCroix
Ripley
Wilson
Boulder
Lima Notes Highlight Stock Movements and Local News
Notes from Lima report 38 head of two year old heifers sent to Holt Stock Co at Miles City then loaded for a special Butte run in good condition. Local editor W W Simpson ill but improving. John Brumfield and Alice Morris wed at the Manse. Decoration day honored in Lima as residents discuss hobos and calls for action against vagrants.
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Holt Stock Co
Miles City
Mont
Lima
Butte
W. W. Simpson
Dillon Tribune
John Brumfield
Polaris
Alice Morris
A. B. Martin
Earned Kane Dillon Two Base Hits Spark Butte Victory
Dillon collected two base hits as Butte toppled Kane 2 0. Keller drew one walk off LaCroix and three off Wilson. LaCroix fanned ten while Wilson struck out eight. O Neil hit by pitch. Umpire Jones. Time of game 1 55.
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Dillon
Butte
Keller
Balla
LaCroix
Wilson
O Neil
Jones
College Notes from Mis soula and Dillon
Miss Margaret North of Mis soula enrolled at the Normal. Ed Fogarty, a former Normal student, visited Dillon. Pres. Swain attended a state board of education meeting in Helena and returned today. YWCA sold refreshments in the dorms to raise funds for a delegate to Seaside Oregon next summer, Misa Stone cliff named. Ward Swain hosted friends, and juniors were hazed into a sorority last Saturday.
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Margaret North
Missoula
Ed Fogarty
Dillon
Pres. Swain
Helena
State Board of Education
Seaside
Ore
Misa Stonecliff
Shelley Brothers Granted Bail After Habeas Corpus Petition
All news in the Examiner reports C B and W W Shelley held for second degree assault on Richard Ellinghouse. Through attorney W S Barbour a habeas corpus petition led to a bail agreement. Judge Calaway County Attorney Melton and clerk Hazelbaker arranged bond approval. Bonds set at 1500 each with bondmen A L Stone William Roe and A E Graeter. The Shelley brothers left for home today.
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C. B
W. W. Shelley
Richard Ellinghouse
W. S. Barbour
Calaway
H. R. Melton
F. A. A Hazelbaker
Bondamey
A. L. Stone
Wm. Roe
A. E. Graeter
Shelley Brothers
Lord of Thanks to Sheep Creek Friends for Help
Mr and Mrs John Bonham express heartfelt gratitude to the many kind friends in the Sheep Creek basin who assisted and comforted them during their late trouble and the loss of their children.
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Sheep Creek Basin
Oregon Short Line announces Salt Lake excursion sale
On June 12 the Oregon Short Line By Co offers the first Salt Lake excursion with round trip tickets at 15.00 for trains No 8 and 10. Passages are continuous in each direction and return is valid until June 27. Agent Ss. S. Carruthers has details.
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Oregon Short Line By. Co
Salt Lake
Ss. S. Carruthers
Notice to Shippers Storage Charges Begin December 1904
Notice to Shippers announces storage charges on all inbound freight unloaded on platforms or in warehouses and on outbound freight delivered to our platform or warehouse without a bill of lading. Unloaded freight must be removed or billed within 72 hours after 6 p.m. Storage is five cents per ton per day, with fractions of 2000 pounds treated as a ton and fractions of 24 hours as one day. Minimum storage is five cents per day per shipment under 2000 pounds.
Notice of stockholders meeting Dillon Fair and Racing Assn
In pursuance of a board resolution a stockholders meeting of the Dillon Fair and Racing Association is called for June 10 1907 at 1 a m in Dillon Montana. The meeting considers selling the association real property to William Malogue for 4100 dollars and any other business. Dated Dillon Montana May 1907.
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Dillon Fair and Racing Association
Montana
Dillon Beaverhead County
William Malogue
Dillon
Maya
Wagon Shop Purchased by J P Campkau
J P Campkau announces purchase of the carriage and wagon shop formerly owned by J B McLaren and offers all kinds of wagon and carriage work plus a connected carpenter shop. All work will be done in first class manner. 29-1E
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J. B. McLaren
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