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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1894

Page

5

Dillon to host two day race meet amid rail stoppage

Amid rail delays several large stables are quartered at the Dillon race track and a two day meeting with purses nearing $2,000 is planned. Special trains expected, admission 50 cents, with a high class program and local troops in attendance adding interest. Luke Lavery reports quiet conditions and plans to inspect a bridge project while Co. E militia officers drill their men at the armory.

Butte Anaconda Dillon Luke Lavery Pocatello Beaver Canyon Woodin Lima Luke Montana Ogden Capt Ed. Pyle Lincoln Neb Robbie P Bonnie B Brown Salt Lake Jacke Mias Foxie Smith & McElroy Dan Velox Black Cloud Joe. Carlson Geo. A. Kelley Walla-Walla Thos. Raymond California Dillon Mercantile Co Big Hole Bee Hive Hardware Co A. S. Infantry Bengal Noyes Poindexter Court House Ruthers Bia Henry Pond George Vance Glendale Miner Creek Sappington Williams

Fruit Car Shipment Sold Amid Stampede at Blockade Market

A carload of California fruit destined for Butte was released from blockade and sold at 25 cents per crate as apricots plums and peaches in good condition drew a wild rush. Shoppers trampled crates while locals crowded the scene recalling early railroad days in Dillon.

California Butte Dillon

First north bound Union Pacific train reaches Dillon

The first north bound Union Pacific train arrived Saturday afternoon under government protection with about 25 soldiers from Fort Niobrara Nebraska. A crowd gathered at the depot to view the train and soldiers as they unloaded tents and supplies. The convoy included an engine, baggage, mail, emigrant sleeper, several coaches, a private car, and work cars. The train then turned and returned south after unloading.

Union Pacific 8Th Regiment U.S. A Fort Niobrara Neb J. W. Ruthers Creary Calvin Woodin Butte West John Else Supt van Housen Boyd Cuse

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