Fine Chicken Ranch Brings 1500 Chickens and 200 Ducks
Scott and Decker turn four miles from Bedrock into a bustling poultry plant. The operation features incubators with 300 to 400 egg capacities, heated brooders, wire mesh yards, and a strong fence to deter predators. They plan summer shipments to Butte and other towns, stock a lake with trout, and expand the plant.
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Scott & Decker
Bedrock
McIntosh Place
Butte
D. R. Scott
J. W Scott
Scott
Fourth of July Program and Parade Highlights
National salute at sunrise and a 10:30 parade featuring the militia secret societies ragamuffins and floats led by the Dillon Brass Band. Procession path includes Court House Bannack Idaho Reeder Montana Virginia and Center streets.end of text
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Dillon Brass Band
Court House
Bannack Street
Idaho
Reeder
Montana
Virginia
Bannack
Center
Dillon Fire Department
Baird
Columbia
A. B. Martin
America
Afternoon on Montana Street Begins at Two
A brief item notes an event on Montana Street starting at two o'clock in the afternoon. read as a local notice with no further details about participants or location.
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Montana Street
Commandery Installation at St Elmo No 7 With Banquet
St Elmo Commandery No 7 installed officers for the coming year in a Thursday ceremony attended by members and families. J A Rounds was Eminent Commander, James Paxton Generalissimo, Dr M A Walker Captain General, Phil Lovell Treasurer, Fidel Huber Recorder, J H Gilbert Senior Warden, Thomas Scott Junior Warden, G T Paul Prelate, J S Vermillion Warder, J E Bishop Sword Bearer, Emerson Hill Standard Bearer, E T Broeck Sentinel. banquet followed. Grand Eminent Commander Brewster and Past Grand Eminent Commander McCrimmon of Butte attended from eastern Montana.
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St. Elmo Commandery No. 7
J. A. Rounds
Phil Lovell
Fidel Huber
J. H. Gilbert
Thomas Scott
G. T. Paul
J.S. Vermillion
J. E. Bishop
Emerson Hill
E. T. Broeck
Montana
Brewster
McCrimmon
Butte
English Abbeys and Cathedrals Lecture Tonight
Prof. J. EB Monroe will give a free lecture on English abbeys and cathedrals at the State Normal tonight. The talk will be illustrated with a new stereopticon and is open to all interested attendees.
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State Normal
J. EB. Monroe
Mining Claims Location Law Clarified by Court Ruling
Judge M H Parker of the district court followed Walker Pennington rulings to require exact markings in location notices and barred oral testimony. The supreme court later held statutes directory and allowed omitted details to be supplied verbally, leading Parker to reverse in Osborne cases and grant new trials. The ruling steadies mining claim certainty for properly marked corner posts.
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M. H. Parker
Virginia City Times
Supreme Court
Walker
F. T. Osborne
The
Little Kid Miming Company
M. P. Hawkins
Walker-Pennington
Parker
Walter S. Hartman
Bozeman
S. W. Stewart
Stewart
Hartman
District Court
Circus Draws Big Crowd in Dillon Then Fades
The Sells and Downs circus appeared in Dillon last Tuesday with a large afternoon crowd near 2000 attendees. Evening turnout was light and the show was considered poor with a small menagerie and weak side attractions. A fake No Show notice boosted the afternoon crowd while police shut down several attempted games as the event unfolded.
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Sells & Downs Circus
Dillon
Save nerve force and energy, a call to vitality
A health notice urges readers to consult Mrs. Dr. Frank for nervousness and irritability. It warns extreme nervousness can lead to breakdown and links imperfect vision to facial wrinkling, indigestion, sleeplessness, and memory loss, stressing the impact of nerves on all disorders.
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Dr. Frank
Epworth League Social at Rich Lawn
The Epworth League of the M. E. church held a Friday evening social on the Rich home lawn. Many attended, enjoying electric lights and supper of ice cream strawberries and cake. Arthur Draper provided music on whistling and piano. The event was pleasant and profitable for league workers.
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Epworth League
M. E. Church
Arthur Draper
Pioneer Edward Jordan Dies in Missoula
Edward Jordan one of the northwest’s oldest pioneers died at his Missoula home Monday. He helped settle the region and lived through much of its early history, leaving a lasting mark on local pioneer heritage.
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Missoula
Edward Jordan
Northwest
Lane's Tea Promotes Health and Vitality
An advertising notice says Lane's Tea cures constipation clears skin sharpens appetite and rejuvenates appearance. It is advertised as acting gently on the stomach liver and bowels and available for sale at City Drug Store.
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Lane
City Drug Store
Rail Schedule Snippet Records Incoming and Departing Trains
Northwestern line shows No 8 south bound mail and express at 7 16 pm No 7 north bound mail and express at 11 54 pm No 10 south bound passenger at 4 40 am No 9 north bound passenger Ps No 29 local freight north No 28 local freight south
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C. W. Scott
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Metlen
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M. A. Walker
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Montana Treet
Dillon, Montana
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