Losses in Montana Lead Nation in Animal Decline
The U S department of agriculture reports Montana suffered the highest losses in sheep cattle and horses for the year ending March 31 1907 from exposure and disease totaling 727136 head of sheep 1102628 cattle and 6423 horses The state shows the heaviest percentage loss in cattle and sheep compared with other states. The notice also includes a stockholders meeting for the Dillon Fair and Racing Association on June 10 1907 to consider selling its real property to William Malogue for 4100 and related business matters. Memorial Day observances are invited by the G A R Steadman Post No 8 with program details to follow. The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway announces white counterpanes for sleeping cars on the Southwest Limited between Chicago and Kansas City replacing woolen blankets.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
Dillon Fair and Racing Association
Dillon Beaverhead County
William Malogue
Dillon
G. FT
Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Chicago
Kansas City
Bids For County Bridges In Dillon Montana
Notice to bidders dated April 30 1907 in Dillon Montana announces plans and specifications for bridge styles including Howe Truss with a 16 foot roadway, proposals to be received June 3 1907, chairman O C Gosman and county clerk Jno S Baker.
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Dillon
Montana
O. C. Gosman
Jno
S. Baker
Carriage and Wagon Shop for Hire by Campeau
J. P. Campeau advertises purchasing the McLaren carriage and wagon shop and offering wagon and carriage work with a connected carpenter shop. All work promised in first class style. House cleaning and carpet laying services also available with orders left at Dillon Grocery Store.
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J. B. McLaren
Dillon Gro
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