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Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Appointments
Local figures visit Dillon from Bedrock to Soldier Idaho. County officials and guards receive commissions. Community events include church services, dormitory calls, and a naval school project. multiple residents, visitors, and business updates populate the week.
Dining Room Girt Wanted at State Norms Dormitory
A dining room girl is sought at the Dormitory of the State Norms. Applicants must be vetted and approved by the matrons. For further details apply to the matrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maes
Axxa W. Oweer
Wool Market Opens With Strong Wool Estimates and Shipments
Wool market activity heats up as buyers rush to secure wool in the White warehouse area. Officials report a record anticipated county yield exceeding last year by over 250000 pounds, with shipments and consignments forming a bustling week amid new warehouse management and weighing operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neang
Morse
Moree
Eache
Jo Stibert
Packe
Thorpe & Jenking
Thorpe Livestock Company
Eacke
Thowan Winesett
Thomas Lendeta
Eho
Peaaga
Desert Land Proofs Filed in Missoula Land Office
Beav special correspondence reports final desert land proofs submitted by Ida M. Jackson of Jackson, and Joseph Kramier, both locating acres of land in basins associated with Heavertread county. A third entry notes Melooric Miade final desert land proof on acres in the Hip Tide basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willian
Hip Tide Basin
Heavertread
Ida M. Jackson
Jackson
Hig Hole Basin
Joseph Kramier
Bip Vole
Dining Car Bold Claims From The San Fraesiacs
The Post reports a new dining car by The San Fran company, boasting unmatched width length and luxury. It describes a car eighteen inches wider than standard, seventy five feet long, eleven and a half feet wide, with extensive mahogany woodwork and an elegant finish.
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Alon
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