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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1909
Page
8
Dillon area notes a string of brief items including visits by W. H. Boyle to Dillon, E. T. Brock supplying coal, and Judge Poindexter absent from district court. Other mentions cover house sales, farm news, weather, seeds, local business ads, and social events in Dillon and Armstead.
A brief London Telegraph item notes a quip about a geologist, saying a thousand years are not counted as time to him, followed by a humorous remark about a temporary loan of two pounds to a man with such views.
A Washington Star snippet has a speaker noting progress in fishing with a reply of Yes and no fish caught. The speaker mentions thinking up strong stories to tell folks back home, highlighting a humorous or reflective moment from a casual outing.
The dialogue recalls late night poker and bridge games as Mrs Koicker explains sitting up with a sick friend and the afternoon hours spent by a companion, in a clipped Harper's excerpt.
The report lists events and participants for the first annual track meet. Events include 220 yard dash, 880 yard straight away, 220 yard low hurdles, 50 yard dash, 440 yard straight away, and multiple field events with named athletes such as Melton, Willey, Woodside, Willard, Stewart, Streb, Watson, and Selway among others. Juniors lose Judson Best to injury.
The Beaverhead club.Generated map shows lands subject to entry final proof lands and state lands. Senator Dixon praises the map and says he will push to designate the lands for entry under the 320 acre homestead act. The group urges quick action due to high western demand and limited survey capacity.
A photographer explains why people, even famous figures, rarely pick their best picture. He notes individuals misjudge their own appearance, with preferences reflecting desire to look thinner or more somber, while critics often favor unflattering, awkward poses.
Notice from Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners dated March 5 1907 requires all supplies to be ordered on official forms from their office and any claim not so ordered will be rejected. Dillon Montana.
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