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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1903
Page
5
Dillon items note church services and lectures, social events at the Manse, charity happenings, travel notes, business ads, and community updates. Residents include Mrs. Hughes, Dr. Walker, Miss Graeter, and locals like S. Roberts, H. Shoenborn, and J. Hogle, with various meetings, sales, and public notices.
Fred Schiffman known as Fred Schuler died at Froman lodging house from rheumatic heart disease. Funeral held at M E church with burial in Mountain View cemetery. Survived by his mother seven half siblings and half brothers including sisters Mrs Edward Cushing Dillon and Mrs Charles Mickus Bannack.
McAllister and Newcomer who lease Selway Park announce a first class boxing bout for next Sunday afternoon. A suitable purse has been posted for the event. The fight features John Acton known as Buckekin Jack from New Jersey, noted for a solid boxing record.
Professor Thomas of the High School donates fourteen Robert Louis Stevenson volumes to the public library completing the Stevenson set. The article urges further gifts and notes needs in American history Oratory and Natural Sciences as well as a strong demand for fiction.
Emerson W Slack acquires the stock yards from R T Boatman and will feed shippers stock in transit. The yards, largest along the Short Line, are dry with running water and suited for cattle and horses. Slack plans yardage fees and ready supply of feed with orders via John W Morton store for prompt delivery.
8 000 rolls of the newest wall coverings arrive at Hughes and McCalebs prompting room makeovers. Store touts latest designs as customers plan updated interiors.
Joseph T. Young and Miss Nora Monahan united in marriage at the bride's mother home on Washington street with about 40 intimate friends. Rev. Dr. Martin officiated as the wedding party, followed by a wedding supper and plans for a two week honeymoon visiting Rexburg Salt Lake City and Ogden.
Montana State Board of Pardons orders hearing for Henry Grabhorn on March 30 1908 at the Capitol Dillon Dillon Examiner to publish notice March 18 and 25 1903 in Beaverhead County Dillon newspaper. case 1094 references murder conviction Oct 15 1887 life sentence in State Prison.
Sheriff Will arrested Lovell at the Oregon Short Line depot as the southbound train arrived. A bench warrant from Judge Parker charged Lovell with gambling in Laurin, Madison County. He confessed intent to flee to Idaho but agreed to return to Madison County with the sheriff, traveling to Butte and Virginia City aboard the midnight train.
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