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Train Schedule Fragments for November 3 1901
In effect Nov 3 1901 No 10 south bound leaves 4 40 a m Q north bound 4 03 p m and 54 p m times shown in fragmentary notes from the timetable.
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Local Dillon Notes and Obituaries From Beaverhead County
Beav erhead county items report moves of doctors to new Metlen block offices and schedules. J J Vermillion party returns from Salt Lake with daughters. Chappelle pleads guilty to cruelty to animals and pays $25 fine. Miss Carter secures Red Lodge school post. attendance and marriage notices include Miss Nelson and Mr Childs wedding. regional delegates appointed to National Irrigation convention. bank finances claim total resources over a million dollars.
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Millionaire Tramp to Play at Dillon Theatre October Seventh
Ellery's Royal Italian band headlines at the Dillon Theatre tomorrow evening with strong tour appeal. The Millionaire Tramp arrives October 7 with praise from Omaha critics noting melodrama and comedy, plus an acclaimed cast and stage setting. Also, Miss Alice Jackson and Percy LaBeau announce their engagement, reflecting Dillon and Beaverhead social circles.
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Inquiry clears Warus Springe asylum managers of cruelty
The state board of charities and reform investigated allegations by James Gordon that Warus Springe asylum proprietors mismanaged the institution. Findings show the charges were groundless. A board member prepares a report exonerating the asylum management. Gordon, once an inmate, was located recently in Helena.
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Notice to Hunters on Dillon Ranch
Notice restricts all hunting and trespassing on the Rife ranch west of Dillon, signed by A 8 Rife.
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