Star Mail Route Contracts Let in Beaverhead County
Bids for four year star mail routes in Beaverhead County are invited by the U S post office department with routes including Dillon to Twin Bridges Dillon to Bannack Bannack to Fox Wisdom to Fox Wisdom to Bristow Divide by Wisdom to Gibbonsville Idaho Bedrock to Salmon Six to seven trips weekly. Bids due December 5th at 4 30 p m in Washington D C. Local contractors favored. residence and good faith required. fraud penalties possible. Deer plentiful in Essler area. directory work in Dillon Beaverhead County progressing well.
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Beaverhead
Star Mail
R. W W. Barclay
Helena
U. S. Post Office Department
Dillon
Washington, D. C
Dee, Ltd
Twin Bridges
Bannack
Fox
Wisdom
Bristow
Divide
Gibbonsville
Idaho
Bedrock
Salmon
Star
Montana
Wyoming
Washington
Postoffice Department
Post-Office Department
Notices for publication go to The Examiner by Tuesday 4 PM
The Examiner announces a strict deadline for semi news notices and program items. Notices must be at the office by 4 PM Tuesday unless information is unavailable. The rule aims to reduce late submissions and rewrites on press day.
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Examiner
Wool Stealing Case Sentences Man to State Penitentiary
William Roman, arrested during wool shipment season last summer, was tried before Judge Callaway and sentenced to 18 months in the state penitentiary at Deer Lodge. He had previously sold wool for fifteen cents while it fetched twenty. a missing sack was reported by Elza Smith and the case led to his capture by Under Sheriff George Dart.
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William Roman
Mr. Dart
Elza Smith
Mr. Crane
Roman
W. S. Barbour
Deer Lodge
Jesse Peterson
Gist
George Wolt
Rooming House Opens Above The Murray Cafe
A new lodging house in the Kupfer building above The Murray Cafe opened last week. The upper-floor rooms have been refitted with new furniture, are street-facing, well lighted and heated, and heated stoves are provided. Rates are described as reasonable and service promised as best. An attractive ad notes the new management.
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Kupfer
St James Guild To Host Musicale Next Friday
The ladies of the St James Guild plan a musicale at the home of Mrs D T Chratpman next Friday evening. An attractive program is prepared and all are invited. Admission is 25 cents.
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St. James Guild
D. T. Chratpman
Notice of dissolution of co partnership at Dillon Montana
The co partnership in Dillon Montana between the undersigned has been mutually dissolved. T D Olmsted succeeds to the business and John B Logan retires. All obligations of the firm will be paid by Olmsted and all debts owed to the firm must be paid to him. Dillon November 9 1905.
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Dillon
Montana
T. D. Olmsted
John B. Logan
Notice to Coal Consumers in Dillon
On and after December 1 prices for soft coal in Dillon are set. Single tons eight dollars per ton. Ton lots seven fifty per ton. Car load lots seven dollars per ton. E T Brock W G Clark and Son F G C McFadden.
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Dillon
E. T. Brock
W. G. Glark & Son
F. GC. McFadden
City Council Accepts New Sewer System After Special Meeting
A special city council session last Thursday accepted the Montana Concrete Construction Co. sewer system project as completed. Mayor White and all aldermen approved final payment to Hager, with $4,260 total cost to the city, about $1,500 of which covers the outlet handled by property owners in Sewer District No. 1.
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Montana Concrete Construction Co
White
Poindexter
Bond
Beet
Hughes
Phillips
Knapp
Selway
George R Medlen
Metleway
Hager
George R. Metlen
An &Inch
Tower
Dakota Smith Home Again from Dakota Trade
C A Smith of Dillon a famed horseman who earlier traded Montana horses for dogs says he found North Dakota markets brisk this season with cash for horses and wheat. He sold two carloads of yearlings and two-year-olds and notes farmers are plowing after a frost left by a mild spell.
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C. A. Smith
Dillon
Montana
North Dakota
Dakota
Barbed Wire Telephone Links Big Hole Ranches
Fred Woodworth completed a 35 to 40 mile barbed wire telephone line for J. E. Morse linking Birch Creek benches to Dillon. Using Stromberg Carlson instruments, the test confirmed full functionality rivaling pole-and-wire systems. The line connects Morse ranches Mantle Hopp Boatman Sheep Corral and Bond's Spur then to Dillon via ranch fences.
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Fred Woodworth
George Woodworth
Big Hole Basin
J. E. Morse
Birch Creek Bench
Mr. Morse
Birch Creek
Dillon
Dillon Implement Co
Stromberg-Carlson
Woodworth
Murray Hae
Farlin
Mantle
Hopp
Boatman
Bond’s
Dillon Lady A Good Hunter
Misa Millie Pearson of Dillon earned the title Dillon’s most successful big game hunter after bagging a seven point duck during a Blacktail trip with local youths. She previously hunted in the Elk Horn district, killing several deer on a prior camping outing.
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Misa Millie Pearson
Dil'on Steam Laundry
Dillon
Misa Pearson
Miss Pearson
Pearson
Jack
Elkhorn
Perry and Grant Take Over Gooch and Dolan Saloon
S B Perry Co, taking over Gooch and Dolan saloon on Bannack street, leases the resort with Dan Grant for three years. Burns Perry, a Dillon native and popular mixologist, joins the new firm alongside Grant. Carpenter D C Phister returns to Dillon after bakery accident delays, recovering from a back injury sustained in Baker City.
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Dillon
S. B. Perry & Co
Chas
John Dolan
Gooch & Dolan
Bannack Street
S. B. Perry
Dan Grant
Burns Perry
Medlon
L. A. Burrows & Co
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Beaverhead County
Essler
Jas
Kirkpatrick
Sam Thomas
Wm. Barford
Theo
Brown
Dillon and
Beaverhead Candy
Murray
The
Michaels- Stern Fine Clothing
Michaele
Btlan & CO
Rochleteh NY
Eliel Brothers
Smith
Jackson
Ellie
Emery
Robi Benson
Dillon Lady
Crystal
Grant
Lima
D. C. Phister
Baker City
Oregon
Mr. Phister
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