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Tre DibLon
North Bound and South Bound Train Schedule Fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows partial times and directions for northbound and southbound trains. The text appears garbled with scattered times such as 3:56 p.m. and 2:03 a.m. and inconsistent station references.
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Giou Peut
South Bownd
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Local Dillon notices and horse sale crowd details
Dillon locals gather for horse sale and business trips across the county. Names include Martin Jackson John Halligan Hart Miller Roy Jackson and others. events feature horse sales in Dillon with visitors from Bannack Lima Twin Bridges and Idaho Falls plus shop and school notices.
Suffrage Activity Gains Momentum Across Montana
Weekly Bulletin from Butte reports nationwide suffrage progress led by Mrs. Medill McCormick. Local leaders Jeannette Rankin and Jane Thompson spread organizing victories in counties including Lewis and Clark, Gallatin, and Lincoln. Jane Thompson tours Bitterroot, Helena, Great Falls, and Lewistown. Miss Rankin completes county organization in Columbus and Libby boosts precinct outreach.
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Butte
Medill. McCormick
National Congressional Committee
New York City
Congressional Union
Washington, D. C
N. A. W. OS. Association
Montans
Thornton Hotel
Hattie
Sib
Conneil
Wean
Lewistown
Stade Federation of Wo- Inag
Clits
A. Rosenberg
Jane Thompson
Chicago
Stratton
Glasgow
Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Columbus
Bozeman
Lub
Ruffrave Priday
Thompson
Libby
Precinet
Lincoln County
A. C. Tierbst
Anna D. Klenek
D. Smith
J. B. Ellis
William Roza
Ellis
Grace I. Rabbitt
State Press
Sale of Fort Peck townsites approved for public auction
Secretary Lane approves a schedule for selling unentered lots in Poplar Sprole Brockton Blair Chelsea Macon Wolf Point Oswego Frazer and Milk River on the Fort Peck reservation Montana. Auctions run June to July with minimum bids of ten dollars and staged payments. transfers allowed. penalties for nonpayment. sale overseen by the Indian lands office.
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Lane
Poplar
Sprole
Brockton
Blair
Chelsea
Macon
Wolfpoint
Oswego
Frazer
Milk River
Fort Peck Indian Reservation
Montana
Woldpoint
Krazer
Great Northern Railroad
Fort Perk
Bay horse missing from Dillon last night May 13
Light bay horse branded on the right stifle with a Y curved stem and bar above. It has a small white forehead stripe, two white hind feet, collar marks, was unshod, wearing a halter, and has a chunky build. Contact Guy Stratton at Dillon by phone 34.
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Dillon
Guy Stratton
Stores to Close for Holidays on May 12 and May 30
Notice states Olmsted-Stevenson Co Dillon Cash Grocery Co Graeter Grocery Co Farsgren and Thomas Montana Mercantile Co will close all day Tuesday May 12 Arbor Day and Saturday May 30 Decoration Day.
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Olmsted-Stevenson Co
Dillon Cash Grocery Co
Graeter Grocery Co
Farsgren &Thomas
Montana Mercantile Co
Armstead suffragists meet in May at Dansie home
Armstead suffragists gathered May 16 at Mrs. R. J. Dansie's residence with Mrs. Dangie elected precinct reacher and chairing. The program highlighted Susan B. Anthony's life sketch, a poem by Francis Dana Gage, and readings. Discussants praised suffrage effects in Utah and agreed to observe Self Denial Week to fund the suffrage cause.
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Armstead
R. J. Dansie
Dangie
Susan B. Anthony
J. W. Scott
Francis Dana Gage
Bessie Wall
Ethel Linville
Malstrom
Parley Dansie
Utah
H. Hi. Bates
Postmaster Appointment For Bristow
Joe Shaw appointed post master at Bristow with bond filed by U S Commissioner Nelson and forwarded to Washington. Upon commission receipt Shaw will move office to his home ranch and appoint Frank Pendleton assistant postmaster. Office sits centrally and is in good hands.
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Joe Shaw
Bristow
U. S
Nelson
Washington
Shaw
Frank Pendleton
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