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Train timetable note for June 1 1905 North South
A historic timetable entry lists north and south bound train numbers and times for June 1 1905. No. 7 runs north at 12:05 am, No. 9 north at 1:28 pm, No. 10 south, and No. 8 south at 7:28 pm.
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South Bound
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Fresh cider at Graeter Grocery Co.
Dillon readers note a string of out of town visitors over the week from Helena Bristow Butte Idaho and Lima. Local business and social news mix with hotel openings and a plan to buy a threshing machine.
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Graeter Grocery Co
W. H. Bell
Helena
Dillon
Dan Tovey
Bristow
Earl W. Rodgers
Dell
C. S. Kahler
Butte
Charles McKenzie
J. M. Jameson
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H. O. Wilson
EK. D. Ellis
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Pillon
John Helming
Big Hole Basin
Pat
William Sweeney
John Peat
Lima
Joe Kramer
Jackson
Bedrock
Alex Williamson
Williamson
Eugene Fox
Fox
William Rodden
Sheep Canyon
John Ewing
Barrett's
Charles M. Settles
C. C. Barnett
Barnett
Harry Andrus
Sheep Creek Basin
Ranch Notice Proclaims No Hunting or Fishing
W F Drummey of Dillon Montana posts a clear rule on his ranch north of town forbidding hunting and fishing. The notice asserts private property rights and asks trespassers to respect boundaries.
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Town
W. F. Drummey
Dillon, Mont
Hunting Notice for 32 meen GRAIG GORNELL
Official notice states hunting and shooting are strictly forbidden on 32 meen GRAIG GORNELL land. The prohibition aims to protect wildlife and ensure safety for residents nearby.
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Meen Graig Gornell
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