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Southbound No. 32 at 7 45 p m No 30 at 9 30 a m Northbound No 29 at 4 25 a m No 31 at 1 58 p m
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1917
Page
8
Southbound No. 32 at 7 45 p m No 30 at 9 30 a m Northbound No 29 at 4 25 a m No 31 at 1 58 p m
State Fire Marshal A E Eklund, visiting Dillon during a state tour, inspected alleys and rear business areas to curb rubbish buildup. He warned that a fire now would be highly destructive due to extreme dryness and urged strict precaution.
We extend thanks and appreciation to friends for kindness and sympathy in the death of our dear father. Miss Claire Conger, Miss Marjorie Conger, Gordon Conger.
A liberal reward is offered for the small brown collie with a black striped face that escaped a freight car last November. It was seen at the Armstead depot on Tuesday July 24 with two boys aged about 10 and 12. Contact WM. Leese, Monida, Montana, for information.
Mrs C W Newton and her sons of Butte visited Dillon as guests. John F Bishop returned from a trip to New York state and other eastern points after several months away. J R Edghill and family and Harry Johnson of Salt Lake City are spending the week in Dillon en route through Yellowstone Park, with earlier days at Valley View, home of Walter and Mrs Taylor.
Local people visit Dillon from Dell Wisdom Jackson and Pol aris while ranch life and travel mark the week. The Red Cross meets Tuesdays and Fridays at 3. Seniors note new satin shapes at Miss Baldwins Millinery and Mrs Dimple Cusick recovers from appendicitis. Walter H Brown, first sergeant bound for the aviation corps, plans departure for Salt Lake City. C W Scott handles Bernardi Carnival move with sixteen cars using six teams and six wagons.
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