Wool Load Worth 1200 Dollars Brings Big News
A wagon load of wool delivered to Dillon yesterday afternoon is valued at about 1200 dollars. At 33 1 3 cents per pound the load likely weighs between 3600 and 3700 pounds. Wool men enjoy a bonanza this year, likened to a munition plant. The Oregon Short Line fishing train from Butte to Armstead ran light on Sunday with few passengers, but expectations rise as streams clear and season progresses.
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Dillon
Butte
Armstead
Oil company secretary visits Beaverhead-Alberta plant progress noted
Dr Gregg of Butte, secretary of the Beaverhead Alberta Oil and Gas Co., visited the oil well plant Sunday and was pleased with the progress. He returned home in the evening on the fish train.
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Dr. Gregg
Butte
Beaverhead-Alberta Oil & Gas Co
Cyclone Destroys House Near Warrensburg and Hail Hits Twin Bridges
News reports a cyclone near Warrensburg Missouri on June 15 destroyed the home of J H Boone brother of T W Boone and uncle of Robert Boone. Large hail stones fell in Twin Bridges with Roy W Klein witnessing the storm, crops nearby unscathed.
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J. H. Boone
T. W. Boone
Robert Boone
Warrensburg
F. P. Caldwell
Roy W. Klein
Twin Bridges
Mr. Klein
Dillon
Price rise hints at higher shoe costs in near term
A Dillon shoe dealer warns that shoe and leather goods prices are rising and may go higher within three months. The warning urges customers to buy now before costs increase further.
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Dillon
Dillon Furniture Co Expands Beds and Springs Offering
Last week G. T. Paul of Dillon Furniture Co bought a carload of brass and steel beds and springs to meet rising prices and customer demand. The company plans to furnish the goods at a slight advance over last year.
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G. T. Paul
Dillon Furniture Co
Dillon Outings Enjoy Warm Day Stage Line Resumes
On a sunny Sunday residents of Dillon enjoyed picnics and outings to nearby spots. Fishing yielded small catches due to muddy streams while the Dillon-Alder stage line resumed daily runs from Dillon to Twin Bridges Alder Ruby and Laurie starting Monday, with 8:30 A M departures from the Metlen hotel and return the same day. Booking for passengers and baggage is at the Williams Electric shop.
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Dillon
Dillon-Alder
Twin Bridges
Alder, Ruby, and
Laurie
Metlen
Williams Electric Shop
Light Hail Storm and Local News in Dillon
A brief hail shower passed north and east of Dillon Wednesday at 12 30 pm with minor stones and short duration. A B Dekay of Helena overseeing the Hartwig theatre project in Dillon discussed fall completion plans. K Wyman filed Republican sheriff nomination papers, the first for the ticket. H J Thompson, former resident and Reynolds estate administrator, visited from Billings for estate matters. The Dillon Military band held a semi monthly concert at the Montana and Bannock bandstand to a large crowd.
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Here
Co. K. Wyman
Dillon Military Band
Montana and
Bannock Streets
Construction Opens North Upper Floor Windows at Dillon Implement Co
Workers cut new stone-wall windows on the north side of the upper floor at the Dillon Implement Co building to improve lighting. The change focuses on that section of the structure, signaling a minor renovation milestone.
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Dillon Implement Cd's
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Gare
State Bank OF Dillon
the Woods
Erwin
Dear Lodge
James Ferrari
District Court
Ferrari
A. B. Dekay
Helena
H. J. Thompson
Leaverheadberta Oil and Gas
Greybull
Wyo
Beaverhead County
Montana
Alberta
Beaverhead
Alberta Oil and Gas CO
J. E. Shipman
Dillon, Mont
Wes
Ariataa
E. H. Brundage
S. Montana Street
Dillon, Montana
Kupfer Drug Company
the Tribune
Seine
J. Carhart
Burfiend City Drug Store
M. Paumie
Gelena St
Butte, Mont
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