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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1903

Page

2

Wool Growing in Beaverhead by T. B. Craver

In a Beaverhead County talk Craver argues for a versatile Merino-based flock. He urges large smooth Merinos for wool and lamb production, favors crossbreeding with Cotts wool if larger sheep are needed, and stresses long fiber, white wool, and hardy, mothering ewes. He warns against wrinkled sheep like some Shropshires and outlines lambing on range with careful handling and winter preparation.

Beaverhead Lincoln Downs Shropshires Dillon Shropshire

Blake Returns to Helena After Hearing Beav erhead Suit

Master in Chancery Henry N. Blake returned to his Helena home on the late Thursday train after hearing testimony for plaintiffs in the Beaverhead Canal company suit against the Dillon Electric Light and Power company. The case rests in both district and U S courts with a June first return for defendants’ testimony. Judge Blake, famed district jurist and pioneer editor, is a well known Dillon visitor.

Henry N., Blake Helena Beaverhead Canal Company Dillon Electric Light and Power Company District Court United States Court Foreign Corporation U. S Blake Dillon Old Court House Montana

Tenants of Basin Resident Commits Suicide by Carbolic Acid

Julia Belmont of Basin dies by drinking carbolic acid in the proscribed district. The week’s digest also notes cattle disease suspected as blackleg in northern Montana, a large Fort Benton fire with $2,000 loss, wool mill plans in Billings, and Montana mining land transfers totaling a quarter million dollars. Also reported are legal cases in Big Timber and Billings, a suspect to murder in Doroty case ruled accidental death, and a land office decision approving Montana land selections in lieu of Oregon forest lands.

Julia Belmont Basin Helena Land Office Secretary of the Interior E. A. Hitchcock Montana Cascade Forest Reserve Oregon General Land Office Washington

Sheep Die in Corral From Frozen Alfalfa At Brick Barn

In a Yellowstone Journal note, several sheep died last night at the brick barn corral reportedly after eating frozen alfalfa. The cause remains uncertain whether freezing or enticing green alfalfa led to death as many sheep reportedly drank water and swelled, with the rest saved for future grazing.

Yellowstone Journal

Denial of Lease Interest in Selway Park

Dug Newcomer and James McAllister deny rumors that others seek the Selway Park lease. They state the only interested parties are the undersigned and urge the public to regard the reports as unfounded.

Selway Park Dug Newcomer James McAllister

Coal Mine Accident and Mourning in Butte Area

Reports detail Matt Pobuskee's severe injury after a hung shot in Belt coal mines he will lose his right hand. John O Farrell longtime Butte resident and brother in law of Marcus Daly dies in Sacramento at 79 leaving a son and daughter. John Jewell Burns smelter worker killed in shafting incident with body mangled and life extinct. Peter Kirk at Billings attempted suicide by hanging tied to a cord from a steel cage but survived when the wire broke.

Matt Pobuskee Belt John O'Farrell Marcus Daly Sacramento Butte John Jewell Burns Peter Kirk Billings Kirk

Eighth Annual Lecture Course at Baptist Church

The eighth annual Baptist church lecture series begins February 27 with eight lectures through April 24. Speakers include H H Swain on Popular Historical Delusions, W C Bagley on Education and Success, M A Walker on Popular Fallacies in Medical Science, and E J Pasmore presenting Mendelssohn. Lectures start 8:00 p.m. with a concert-lecture format and a course ticket price of 1.50 or 35 cents per admission.

The Baptist Church H. H. Swain W. C. Bagley M. A. Walker Mendelssohn

New Overland Service Details Sought by Union Pacific Line

Prospectors urged to mail for complete information on the new overland service via Union Pacific and Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Railway. Commercial agent S Williams, Chicago office, invites inquiries from Salt Lake City.

The Union

Library Hours Set for Winter Schedule

The public library adopts a winter timetable with reading room access every evening 7 to 10 including Sundays. Friday to Monday afternoons run 4 to 6. Book distributions occur Monday Wednesday and Saturday nights and Monday and Friday afternoons. Children under 14 must exchange books on Monday or Friday afternoons.

The Public Library

Canyon of the Grande Paints a Timeless Picture

G W Fitzgerald the general agent in Butte Montana invites readers to ride the Rio Grande Railroad dubbed the Worlds Scenic Route. He touts the Grande Canyon as winter and summer beauty and quotes Cy Warman praising the landscape. Tickets and folders are available through the railway line.

Canyon of the Grande Cy Warman Canyon of the Grand G. W. Fitzgerald Butte Mont

Term dates fixed for Fifth Judicial District court 1903

The order fixes the 1903 regular term start dates for the Fifth Judicial District of Montana covering Beaverhead Jefferson and Madison counties. Jefferson starts the first Monday in January April July and October. Beaverhead starts the third Monday in February May November and August. Madison starts the second Monday in March June September and December.

District Court Fifth Judicial District Montana Beaverhead Jefferson Madison State of Jefferson County Beaverhead County Madison County Boulder

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