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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1904
Page
7
Reconstructed clipping notes editorial dispatch to Epiron Tribune and Dillon post office transmission as second class matter. Notice about non responsibility for debts unless signed by a manager and a reminder to subscribers to report missed deliveries regularly.
E Buckingham becomes general superintendent and K E Calvin resigns to join another road. The new management aims to cut costs by shrinking helper crews in Dillon and reducing section crews by about half, with possible suspension of extra passenger service. Ex Queen Isabella of Spain, ancestor of King Alfonso, died last Saturday. she abdicated in 1870 and lived in Paris, donating funds to churches and institutions.
A Dillon era notice highlights the library built of Frying Pan basin lava ash rock praised for beauty. Water drips from an undersized roof causing black stains. calls for corrective steps to preserve the white stone facade.
Tash and Leukersdorfer of Grasshopper receive 250 head of steers from J. W. Blair that had been fed all winter at the ranch of W. F. Drummey north of town. They will move the cattle to their holdings.
The week features Brye Brahu Co led by John Kennedy buying 350 head of cattle from Martin Barrett, shipped from Bedrock to Seattle. Wolves kill seven young horses and five head of yearlings and two-year cattle on Sage Creek. John Lovell buys 3,000 head of three and four year old cows from S. R. Buford in Madison County. Clark Anderson sells a top bay gelding team to Butte buyers. J E Hample moves 700 head of mutton sheep to Anaconda. Two carloads of Rexburg hogs head to Butte. Allie Brown adds buckskin mule team. Brown hailed from Missouri.
E Herman Jackson led a yard rise with 150 beef steers bound for Omaha markets this Saturday via Bedrock. Joseph Toomey followed with 800 head headed to Omaha. Dr Geo H Wells of Butte bought a load of heavy horses from Chas A Smith. horses depart Dillon yards Sunday for the coast. W G Clark acquired bay geldings to form a dray team. Louis Stahl bought sorrel geldings weighing 2600 pounds from Henry Olsen for a steady, well matched team.
The district lists the apportionment of the school fund for various districts and the number of school aged children. The record shows district numbers with apportioned amounts and counts, detailing how funds are allocated across districts.
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