Southbound Train Schedules Obscured By Poor OCR
Fragmentary OCR note mentions southbound travel with unreadable line items and a time like 1h:54 p.m. Hard to identify exact station names or times due to garbled text.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1902
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR note mentions southbound travel with unreadable line items and a time like 1h:54 p.m. Hard to identify exact station names or times due to garbled text.
Local items report Dan Ward as a top hunter with 17 ducks, Dr. Rathbone and Willards practice, state funds for the State Normal school, new teachers arriving in Dillon, stage line traffic to the National Park, and upcoming performances and school appointments amid a busy period in Dillon and nearby communities.
The county meeting outlines delays and payments for a school building project. Contractors, led by Messrs Stalag A Saedleo, settled final pay with most crews except Contractor Preaek Raiotte who has not finished his work. Official notes praise the county’s future public image once complete.
Fire destroyed Shelley Idaho with reports of prototype damage and insurance estimates around seven thousand dollars. A special train from Pocetelle carried additional fire fighters, helping save the town from total destruction as the Short Line south of Idaho Falls.
Police arrest Dan Uoiltiey on assault charges following a disputed incident on Maxicen behind the ctrerge. He faced a magistrate, received a $20 fine, and was placed under pending orders as the case proceeded.
Lierd Fratelie, a Billimgse resident for several months, returned to Dios on Sunday evening in a brief community noted arrival.
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