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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1905

Page

8

Trout for Local Streams Expansion of trout fry distribution by government fish car

More than 50 000 trout fry were delivered at Dillon and planted in Blacktail and its tributaries aboard the government fish car No 1. About 20 000 were taken to Rattlesnake lakes, with Will Simmons overseeing, as the U S Bureau of Fisheries ships fry across the West from Bozeman to Spencer Idaho Missoula Spokane and Omaha. The car carries a cook engine tanks crew and observers with careful temperature and air control to keep the fry alive during transit.

Dillon Government Blacktail Mathew Orr Adolph Eliel Rattlesnake Lakes Will Simmons United States Bureau of Fisheries’ Cargo Bozeman Republican Courier Idaho Bozeman Hatchery Henshall Spencer Washington D. C United States Pullman Car Company The Fish Commission Department of Commerce and Labor Bureau of Fisheries W. E. Smith Captain Smith Leslie E. Gage Mesers Burnham Stump Everett Cook Washingon Sam

Luncheon Honors Miss Williams and Social Evening Highlights

Eve Nie hosted a Saturday luncheon for Miss Williams of Lima, with guests including Miss Maidie Rife, Ella Pond Leland, Miss Jessie Kingsbury of St Louis, and others. The gathering featured music, recitations, and shared tales after a recital at Normal College, ending with festive drinks and social toasts. A later dinner at evening honored Supt. R. G. Young of Butte, with a formal six course spread and graceful lighting.

Ernest Orr Miss Williams Lima Orr Comery Institute Maidie Rife Ella Pond Leland Jessie Kingsbury St. Louis J. B. McKinney Normal College Dan Armentead Polarsi Enroute Butte Grace Graeter Cincinnati McKinney Miss Newlin Dan Armstead Clark Josephine McConnell Polaris Mra C. Kress Meehan Graeter Rich, McIntosh Innes W. FE. Harmon J. E. Monroe Fred Huber W. C. Bagley R. G. Young Dillon County Institute Queate H. H. Swain H.W. Tilden F. C. Kress Polatis Miss Mae Rich J. K. Monroe

A S Johnson Visits Sheridan and Ruby Valley

A. S. Johnson paid a business visit to Sheridan and the Ruby Valley that week, meeting local leaders and assessing opportunities. The trip highlighted regional commerce and potential partnerships in the valley communities.

A. S. Johnson Sheridan and the Ruby Valley

Christmas money for school boys in Montana

Classified notice solicits reliable courteous boys in Montana school districts to sell newspaper subscriptions. Pay rate 25 cents per dollar collected, with 25 cents kept by collector, remainder sent by registered mail or money order. Submissions of names and addresses requested to W. G. Eggleston Box 1187 Helena Montana.

Montana W. G. Eggleston Helena Dept. A

Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railways New Sleeping Car Innovation

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Company owns and operates sleeping cars on its routes and has just introduced an innovation aimed at all sleeping car travelers.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company

Sleeper Car Comfort Improves On Southwest Limited

The Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City replace heavy woolen blankets with white counterpanes to improve comfort in hot weather. Blankets will be kept in reserve for cool nights, aiming to make sleeping cars more inviting for passengers.

Chicago Kansas City

Sheriff’s Sale Property in Beaverhead County Montana

Sheriff M D Gist announces a sale of 980 acres in township 5 south range 16 west Montana with water rights and improvements. The sale to be held October 28 1905 at 1 pm at the front door of the Dillon courthouse. Terms are cash. First publication September 27. Read the Examiner.

Court House Dillon Beaverhead Montana Township 5 Range 16 Montana Meridian Jesa M. D. Gist Beaverhead County

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Eve Nie Supt. Young Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Eliel Brothers Sheriff’s Sale Robert T. Wine Mary Emily Stanchfield William A. Stanchfield Tre Beaverhead Madison Counties Johnson & Smith Geo. R. Metlen Cnn BF Whote Mont Town and Country Journal San Jose Cal Paul Brown the Tailor Kunzman’s Geo. Kunzman Budweiser
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