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Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Fragmented travel directions and times appear in OCR text
The readable portions show multiple directional labels such as West Bound No.1 and North Bound, with scattered times like 8:45 p m and 4:05 a m. Also mentions East Bound No. 2 and South Bound No. 4.
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North Bound
East Bound
Local Dillon Briefs Highlight Visits and Visits to Dillon
Local notes list Hawley Selway visiting his ranch on Horse Prairie and many Dillon residents visiting relatives, attending events, or traveling to towns like Helena and Butte. The column notes dental work, births, automobiling, grandchildren, and community gatherings with numerous names and places.
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Hawley Selway
Horse Prairie
Notes from the Breezes and Community Happenings
G A Williams returns improved and works at the central telephone office. Mrs Roy Cowan suffers appendicitis but the doctor sees no danger. Mrs John N Armstrong returns from Bitter Root with Leslie Jones. Ada Montgomery of Butte teaching at Jackson passes through en route to her duties. Warren Flager drives Miss Holzmen and Dagmar to Montana College in Deer Lodge by auto. C K E Miller buys 65 mares and 65 colts for Wisdom Livestock at Pinter Creek. Leroy Willey resumes study at Bozeman Agricultural College in his third year. W P Jahnke of Montana Oreway attends mining congress elections and will return after. Mrs Roy Cowan lists a jolly Twin Lakes party with fish, ducks and weather. Jackson party includes James Pinkerton family and Mesdames Chet Robinson, Richard Grainer, Clayton Coppens. Mrs Flaherty welcomed by former pupils. praise for her impact. District plans another school room and teacher next year with a small levy. If eighth graduates exist, ninth grade may be added next year and a tenth grade thereafter, creating a two-year high school. Wisdom could be educational center of the valley drawing graduates who cannot go to Dillon.
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Roy Cowan
Twin Lakes
Mrs. Cowan
Cowan
Jackson
James Pinkerton
Mesdames
Chet Robinson
Richard Grainer
Clayton Coppens
Valley
Dillon
Order to Show Cause in estate sale matter
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court schedules Sept 25 1911 at 10 AM to show cause why A A Elliott administrator may sell necessary real estate of John Cloutier deceased. Publication ordered for four consecutive weeks in The Dillon Examiner. Judge J B Poindexter signed August 21 1911.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
John Cloutier
A. A. Elliott
Dillon
Norma Mining Company Promotes Deep Ore Prospect for Stock
The Norma Mining Company invites investment to expand operations on an established ore body near Butte Hill. They emphasize deepening the shaft to access reserves, claim ore over 40 dollars per ton with favorable smelting rates, and describe a large surface outcrop suitable for cross-cutting from the shaft.
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Norma Mining Company
Norma Company
Butte Hill
Norma
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