Dillon Montana Newspaper Declaration of Publication
E. L. Poindexter editor notes the paper was entered September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1879 act. Subscription price is 2 per year in advance and mailings continue until a definite order to discontinue and arrears are paid.
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Dillon
Montana
Montana Boom Signals New Era of Land Growth
Montana shows a revived surge of settlement and farming as land values rise across the state. Prices climb from $40 to $1,000 per acre in counties like Ravalli Missoula Flathead and Gallatin as irrigation and fruit production attract settlers and investors eager for new opportunities. Demand spreads from Bitter Root Yellowstone and Gallatin valleys to central Montana with new homesteads and dry farming taking hold.
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Montana
Washington
Pacific Coast
Great Coast Country
Iand
Ravalli
Missoula
Sardera
Flathead
Kaat
Rockies
Yellowstone
Clarks Fork
Fromberg
Silvta
Bitter Root
Grand Old Gallatin
Milk River
Judith Basin
Smith River Valley
Nevada Creek
Montapva
Notes of the Horse Sale at Helena Auction
Ajax Noyes of Helena watched the sale as Ed B Roe of Bedrock sold stock with a satisfied smile. K Mark of St Paul stood as the new auctioneer and impressed. A crowd packed the secretary's stand when it toppled, luckily no injuries. Manager C A Smith hustled on crutches to keep the event moving. About 200 attended, with 25 from out of town buyers. Chester Gilbert and Ike Edinger drew spectator interest while Philip Anderegg kept the records.
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C. A. Smith
Reclamation Rush Spreads Across Montana Rail Lines
The Rocky Mountain Husbandman notes rising land prices spur irrigation and reclamation work nationwide. Vigorous activity at homestead offices and on railways reflects optimism and a belief that the good times are near as Montana communities feel renewed cheer.
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Montana
Emmanuel Movement Gains Wide Church Support
The March issue explains the Emmanuel Movement started by Doctor Worchester in Boston’s Emmanuel Church. It links religion and medicine with physicians and ministers working together to aid suffering, now spanning seventy five churches.
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Worchester
Emmanual Church
Boston
William B. Parker
Madison County Buyers Attend Dillon Horse Sale
The Dillon sale drew Madison County representation with buyers such as Max Lauterbach L C Edwards Mr Wilcomb T F Jenkins Frank Swartz Guy Higgins Fr P Ruby and Henry Hansen of Los Angeles a familiar figure at Dillon sales. The three New Departure teams, all black and beautiful, sold for 315 255 and 270 to Elza Smith Hunagaker of Beaverhead Ranch and J E K Morse respectively.
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Madison County
Max Lauterbach
L. C. Edwards
Mr. Wilcomb
T. F. Jenkins
Frank Swartz
Guy Higgins
Fr. P. Ruby
Henry Hansen
Los Angeles
Dillon
Mr. Hanson
Elza Smith
Hunagaker
Beaverhead Ranch Company
J. EK. Morse
Foreman reports Utah trips for Lovell interests
Walter Taylor, foreman for the John Lovell interests, returned from Salt Lake and Utah purchases after nearly a month away. He notes heavy snow and cold, and Montana sunshine seems appealing again. In Wisdom, Mrs. Hannah Holmangen and Mr. Warren Blagler wed at the Baptist parsonage.
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Walter Taylor
John Lovell
Salt Lake
Utah
Montana
Hannah Holmangen
Warren Blagler
Wisdom
Baptist Parsonage
A. F. Colver
Misa May Dogson
Notice of grazing permits for Beaverhead National Forest
Announcement from C K Wyman Supervisor Beaverhead National Forest Dillon Montana sets application deadlines for grazing cattle horses and sheep in 1909. Cattle and horses must file by April 1 1909 and sheep by April 15 1909. Full grazing fee details and blank permits available on request.
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Beaverhead National Forest
Dillon
Montana
C. K. Wyman
Farm for Sale near Dillon Montana Ranch Sealed Bids Invited
The owner will receive sealed bids for the entire 920 acre ranch on Blacktail Creek four miles south of Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. The property includes improvements and water rights with Peter Wilson ranch. Bids must be cash with a $500 certified check. bids open March 20 1909 at the owner’s residence. Mary Wilson dated March 2 1909. The owner reserves the right to reject any bid deemed unsatisfactory.
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Blacktail Creek
Dillon
Beaverhead Couunty
Montana
Peter Wilson
Mary Wlison
Church Schedule Listings for Baptist and Catholic Services
Prayer meeting every Wednesday at 7 30 p m Catholic Mass schedule includes Low and High Mass times on specific Sundays across Dillon Lima Melrose Hovee Prairie Dell and Willis with weekday devotions and pastor Rev D Foley noted Church notices reflect local parishes and pastors
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ST. James Episcopal Church
Washington and
Glendale Streets
S. D. Hooker
Baptist Church
Catholic Church
Dillon
Lima
Melrose
Hovee Prairie
Dell
Willis
D. Foley
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Noyes
Helena
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Bedrock
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Cerainly
Chester Gilbert
Ike Edinger
Ike
Phiil Anderegg
Branda
Marks
Emanual Movement
Cheyenne
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific
Congress
Spy
Spitzenberg
Baldwins Wine Sap
Arkansas
Grogers
Dillon, Montana
Oal
Marber
Dillon Lumber CO
Helena and
Washington Streets
MR Mun
Olr
J. E. Morse
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Dillon Churches
Presbyterian Church
Pacific
B. Martin
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bannack
F. &. Dodde
Epworth
Albert Stamm
Jeweler
Paul Brown
Idaho and
Sebree Streete
Salvation Army
Young People’s—Legion
Northwest
W. H. Richardson