Union Pacific Ticket Prices From Montana to Midwest
Beginning in August the Union Pacific will offer 1st class tickets for 40 dollars and 2nd class for 25 dollars from Montana to Omaha Council Bluffs Sioux City St. Joseph Leavenworth and Kansas City. Round trips limited to 30 days each direction with a final limit of 90 days at 60 dollars. E V Maze General Agent. The Washington hop crop is reported at 40 bales. Danube valley earthquakes were felt last Saturday. An irrigation and canal company is formed in Chateau county to reclaim 50 000 acres of rich beach land near Choteau.
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Union Pacific
Montana
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
St. Joe
Leavenworth
Kansas City
E. V. Maze
Gen
Washington
Danube Valley
Chateau County
Choteau
Dillon and Vicinity News Roundup Highlights
Local notes report travelers returning from National Park trips, weathered signs of growth, and new business moves. Highlights include Frank M. Billingsley desert land claim near Red Rock, stagebook opera appearances, and new school district borders. Also noted are cattle accidents, cricket-like sprinter news, jail and court movements, temperance talk, and a busy schedule of performances and auctions in Dillon.
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Ogden
Eastman and tarantula string enjoyable times
Eastman and his tarantula-on-a-string have been having lots of fun lately. W H Spearin did not have a nightmare last Friday evening as popularly supposed. Chris Burfiend is fattening on a restaurant diet. This is the season of the year the duck season when the Dillon boy follows the common advice to get your gun.
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Eastman
W. H. Spearin
Chris Burfiend
Dillon
Johnnie
Tennis Tattle Sees Club Move to Social Merge
Tennis enthusiasts discuss a winter merge into a social club. Edwin Norris serves as secretary treasurer after consolidating offices. A lawn tennis tournament is planned for the last week of September with a committee led by Norris Beers Sullivan Jones and Cheely and ladies Galbraith Lamont and Miller assisting.
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Edwin Norris
Edwid Norris
C. H. Beers
R. A. Sullivan
Will A. Jones
Will W. Cheely
Tillie Galbraith
Blanche Lamont
Miss Miller
Thompson brought back The Patient Search of Deputy Stone
Sheriff Rose received a telegram from Deputy Fred L. Stone at Fort Washakie Wyoming announcing the capture of George F Thompson the rape fugitive who escaped with Ed Harris about a month ago. Thompson was captured after a standoff near the fort and identified as Thompson after initially claiming to be Edwards. Stone earns praise for thirty one days of pursuit sleeping out with his saddle as his bed.
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Sheriff Rose
Fred L. Stone
Fort Washakie
Wyo
George F. Thompson
Ed Harris
Rawlins
Stone
Thompson
Fred Stone
Chipmonks
Lander
Parker
Edwards
Idaho
Rose
Ward
Sam
Lima
Dillon
Fred E. Stone
Thompsson
Burglar Fights Spearin in West Side Home
A burglar broke into W H Spearin’s West Side home early Saturday, wrestled with him, and escaped through a window after dropping his hat. Marshal Mulaney led a city search but the thief vanished. No major losses. furniture damaged. The Andrews Dramatic Company plans a Northwest winter tour opening October 6 in Dillon and continuing to Deer Lodge and Butte.
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W. H. Spearin
Mr. Spearin
Spearin
Corrinne Hotel
Mulaney
The
Andrews Dramatic Company
Northwest
Dillon
Deer Lodge
Butte
Andrews
Worcester
Maas
California
Inter-Mountain
Suicide and theft cases at regional depot
At the depot Sheriff Rose headed toward Deer Lodge with prisoner John Walker who had just received a year for stealing pantaloons. A fatal dialogue ensued between Dick Hawitpay and Jim Murray about the case as Washington Camp No. 5 will handle the funeral arrangements. Otto H. Frow of Lincoln Neb, a society figure, was found to have committed suicide on Sunday. Crabappies and wild plums are now in market with orders at Crewell and Nuckolls.
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Phil Lovell
Wm. Roe
George Ashworth
H.S. Reynolds
E. G. Ruggles
J. W. Scott
Smedley
W. H Pine
Grand Lodge
Order of Good Templars
Boulder
Prospect Lodge No
Mamie Roe
Mary Rich
Thos. Loughridge
R. B. Nuckolls
J. H. Brundage
T. M. O'Connor
Blacktail Canon
Bella Davidson
Lena Huber
Florence Adams
George Crowell
Fidel Huber
Milton Davidson
Bishop Brewer
St. James Church
Archie Gibson
Bannack
East
T. H. Hamilton
Horse Prairie
St. Paul
Sheriff Rose
Deer Lodge
John Walker
Dick Hawitpay
Jim Murray
Washington Camp No. 5
P. O
Crewell & Nuckolls
Public Notice Fragments Report Unclear Item
Fragmentary OCR text offers few readable details about a public notice. The legible bits reference a public audience and a smith’s aid, but no clear action, authority, place, or deadline can be determined from the fragments provided.
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D. J. Hennessy Mercantile (Co
DR. Warner's Health Underwear
Percy
D. J. Hennessy Mercantile
Freed & Timer
Dillon and Vicinity
the Tribune
8. M. Nixon
Mark Innes
National Park
James Murray
Charles Shively
Carl Bond
Blacktail Creek
Goodyear-Shilling
Opera House
James McCullough
Heela
A. Kodym
Deadwood
W. M. Knapp
Arthur Connelly
Sheridan
P. J. Kelly
Medicine Lodge
St. Mary's Academy
Salt Lake City
Stiles
Holcomb
George W. Dart
Tom Sawyer
John F. Bishop
N. Axe
T. M. Selway
W. H. Carter
Grasshopper Springs
Thomas J. Galbraith
District Court
Phil McGough
Dart’s Hall
H. Beers
L. J. Price
Ruby Valley
Howes
M. J. Hall
Bozeman
Baptist Church
Fred
Townsend Edwards
W. H. Edwards
Grantsdale
Gibbonsville
Recorder
Dingley
Thos. Ryan
Dewey
Pat Dengler
Pat
Lone Pine
Jay Hawk
William McDowell
R. C. Halliday
Dilton
McDowell
Ashworth
Dart's Hall
Henri J. Burleigh
Henry Cushing
Adolph Eliel
Robi. T. Wing
Otho Klemm
J. C. Metlen
T. M O'Connor
Loren T. Jones
R.C. Halliday
Phil Andregg
John T. Yee
T. J. Mulaney
T. J. Murray
J. R. Holden
George ©. Wally
R. Z. Thomas
Miller Bros
Norris
San Francisco Examiner
Millar Bros
Globe
Yosemite Valley
Corinne
Ireland
Crowell & Nuckolls
Cape May
Senor Espadero
W. H. Daniels
Auburn
Belmont
Potomac
Sheepshead Bay
New York
Clarkson
Judson Pneumatic Railroad Company
William Walters
May View
E. F. Parker
the Andrews Dramatic Co
Otto H. Frow
Young
Lincoln
Neb
Iness Locals
Joux W
Ina
Ety
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