Dillon Fourth of July Parade and Activities Planned
Dillon prepares for a full day of events on July Fourth with a grand parade at 10 o'clock on Main Street featuring livestock carriages and clowns. Afternoon events include cow horse races at the track, McGivern family shooting exhibition, baseball Dillon vs Butte Cubs, and a 7:30 wrestling match with notable fighters. Prizes paid in cash by treasurer W. W. Jamesson and a parade finale caps the Day of Days in Dillon.
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Dillon
Montana
McGivern
Butte Cubs
Butte
Fairgrounds
Main Street
Charles Blaker
Lincoln
Nebraska
Champon
Middle West
Ray Zimmer
Helena
W. W. Jamesson
Charles A. Smith
Helena Street
Eph Stoller
Mr. Stoller
Grand Street
Idaho
Main Streets
Banker J C Kinney Tied to 16000 Cattle Purchase Inquiry
J C Kinney of Wibaux a banker and stockman and member of the Zimmerman Fields Kinney and Rea Bros cattle syndicate answered questions about the reported purchase of 16 000 head. The inquiry centers on the syndicate and its activities in cattle dealing.
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Montana
Crow Reserve
Mexico
Fort Worth
Henningson
Great Falls
Miles City
Sioux Reserve
South Dakota
Crow
Northwest
J. C. Kinney
Wibaux
Zimmerman, Fields, Kinney and Rea Bros
Sauerbier-Trennerys to Wed in Butte Saturday
Carl Sauerbier and Miss Eva Tren nery will marry in Butte on Saturday morning June 21 1913. They travel with Miss Alma Trennery sister of the bride and Miss.
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Carl Sauerbier
Eva Trennery
Butte
Alma Trennery
Local baseball man Tex Tarpley to join Copper City outfit
Lake Tarpley, long associated with the Montana Mercantile in Dillon for three years, plans to leave Dillon early next week to take a position with Copper City Commercial in Anaconda. Friends regret his departure and rely on his baseball expertise.
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Lake Tarpley
Montana Mercantile Company
Dillon
Copper City Commercial Company
Anaconda
Tex
Better Roads in Montana Gov Stewart Talks on Them
County surveyors from 26 of Montana's 34 counties met in Helena to discuss highway policy with the State Highway Commission. Governor Stewart urged roads as vital to civilization and growth, while Attorney General Kelly spoke on road laws and the legal side. Committees formed to draft standards and maps, with reports adopted on bridges and surveys.
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Montana
Helena
State Highway Commission
Stewart
Kelly
A. W. Mahon
R. D. Kneale
Bozeman
Highway Commission
Brdges
Arthur Boyer
Yellowstone County
W. T. George
Beaverhead County
W. G. Kircher
Broadwater County
Committee On
L. R. Ropes
Lewis and Clark County
Level and
Commission
Montana Society of County Surveyors
B. C. Johnson
Cascade County
H. E. Fearnall
Custer County
R.d.kneale
Fred M. Brown
Kneale
State College
Dillon Heirs Claim Washington Oyster Bed Fortune
Miss Marguerite Lynch and her family, heirs of Jeremiah Lynch, secure a near million dollar estate in Washington including 20 oyster beds and 200 acres, after legal action aided by Governor Lister and lawyer Charles King. They plan to move from Dillon once property is settled.
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Dillon
Jeremiah Lynch
The
Tribune
Washington
Mr. Lynch
Wisconsin
Margaret Lynch
Butte Post
Montana
Butte
Jeremiah
Olympic District
Little Skookum Bay
Timothy Lynch
Lynch Brothers
Olympia
Wothy Lynch
Marguerite
Duff & Duff
Beaverhead County
Washington City
Notre Dame
Lister
State of Washington
Counel
Charle King
Miss Lynch
Elza Murray Returns from California
Elza Murray returns to Dillon after seven months in Southern California. He reports the region is in magnificent shape and notes they are cutting the third alfalfa crop of the season.
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Elza Murray
California
Dillon
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Alice Sauerbier
Mrs. Sauerbier
Oregon
Salt Lake
Miss Trenerry
Virginia City Times
Sauerbier-Trennery
State Road Commission
Treas
Bradley
Chicago News
State OF
Marguerite Lynch
B. C. High School
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