Sunday in Dillon Highlights Local Visits and Notices
Sunday in Dillon records a parade of visitors and residents with business calls and social events. Governor Norris of Helena cast a vote in Dillon. many from Monida to Butte were seen attending to matters, while social notices note gatherings, marriages, and departures across the Beaverhead area.
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Montana Coal Strike Sparked by New Missoula Find
A Missoula county coal district near the St. Paul and Northern Pacific lines has drawn investors from Kansas City Seattle and beyond. Spokane observer Wilbur L Welch reports seams up to 50 feet wide and notes an initial placer discovery that heated rifles and attracted local interest as a potential major Northwest development.
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Trans-Missouri Dry Farming Congress Expands Westward
The emergence of dry farming reshapes the western agricultural landscape. After trials by Prof Campbell and others, farmers across states from Colorado to Wyoming embrace dry farming, with governments and railroads supporting experiments. The Third Trans-Missouri Dry Farming Congress convenes in Cheyenne February 23 to 25, 1909, with about 1000 delegates planned.
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Prominent Jackson radicber Edward Dishno Visits Dillon
Edward Dishno of Jackson, described as a leading young radicber of the Big Hole basin, was in Dillon last week attending to business matters.
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E. Hill
Bedrock
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C. J. Kestaun
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John Wenger
Anaconda
Atulf
John Bowen
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Frank Sharkey
Hutte
Washington Nyhart
Blaine
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Harvey Sullivan
Bloody Dick
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Thomas Pendergaat
Jackson
Kunzman House
Otto Pahnish
Bannack
Edward Dishno
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Notice to Hunters on PoinDEXTER Ranches
Notice bans all hunting or shooting on the Poin Dexter ranches south of town and warns trespassers will be punished to the full extent of the law. Issued by Poin Dexter & Orr, L.S., Co.
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Poindexter & Orr.ls, CO
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