Institute Session Highlights Full of Teaching Experts
The annual teachers institute is in session at the city school building with State Superintendent W. W. Welch and County Superintendent Estella Mae Rich in attendance. Lectures cover geography, physiology, literature, arithmetic, reading, and nature study with numerous teachers and visitors present, and an evening talk in the assembly room inviting all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Estella Mae Rich
W. W. Welch
Helena
Free County
Miss Rich
Leeland
Europe
Monroe
Mies Pierce
Dorchester
State Normal
Jette Pierce
Dillon Public Schools
Huntsman
Adda Koken
Netherlands
North America
Miss Huntsman
Smith
Pollack Bound Over In Bannack Saloon Shooting Case
Testimony in the Bannack court described Pollack firing at Martin during a 1 am saloon incident. Witnesses recalled Martin’s bar towel, threats, and ensuing gunfire with details of the struggle and a cane behind the bar. Prosecutors anticipate evidence of enmity and self defense.
Dillon Welcomes Idaho Couple as Permanent Residents
Mr and Mrs Allen Merritt arrived from Salmon City Idaho and plan to settle in Dillon. The 9 PM passenger train was delayed by a broken engine several miles past Pocatello. Charles Hirschman to run as an independent for police magistrate subject to Dillon voters decision next Monday. Alderman Selway reports spring work underway on the Blacktail ranch. Fred Woodworth and Raymond Noyes traveled to Fort Benton with Ajax ranch cattle shipment. Ed Kaney starts a hack line with a current hack and another planned. Harry Andrus sold a car load of horses to W R Penland and will pursue shipments to North Dakota. Mrs Mary Anderson O’Brien returned to Parker SD after visiting Great Falls and rough housing at the poor farm. Beaverhead land entries listed George Langley Jackson 120 acres near Jackson and Annie Walchli Fox Big Hole basin, Pearl J Smith of Crystal Graphite properties in Axe canyon reports plans for large local development once snow melts. Modern Woodmen of America delegates from Beaverhead county met at I O O F hall to nominate a delegate and alternate for the Great Falls state camp May 6. F A Hazelbaker and W C Jones attended from Wisdom and Antone Jackson and James Nedrow from Jackson. H J Hanson named delegate. F A Hazelbaker as alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wceodmen
America
Beaverhead County
F. A. Hazelbaker
Big Cattle Shipment From Butte Drives 1100 Head
Representatives of Ajax Cattle Co arrive in Butte with about 1100 head driven to the Great Northern stock yards. Fifty five railroad cars will hold the herd as it is shipped to the Chinook range for fattening near Havre and later sent to Chicago. This is described as one of the largest cattle shipments from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajax Cattle Company
Butte
Great Northern
Big Hole
Havre
Chicago
Miner
Wool Prices to Rise as Montana Sheepmen Expect Gains
Dr D W Carmichael reports encouraging wool market prospects after touring wool warehouses in Philadelphia and New York. Justice Bateman & Co. foresees a strong outlook with no panic in Wall Street able to dampen demand. Merino and cross breed prices rose at London sales and U S wool clips run about 240 million pounds with scarce supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
West
D. W. Carmchael
Augusta
Philadelphia
New York
Wall Street
Panama Canal
London
Justice
United States
Boulder Judge appoints three stockmen to choose bounty inspectors
District court judges appoint Paul Jahnke A C Hammond and T B Craver to select ten bounty inspectors for their counties under a new law. Sealed proposals for sewer construction from the Normal College to Blacktail Deer Creek due April 14 1903 with 5 percent certified check. Bids opened at State Bank 8 p m. Plans from Geo R Metlen. Also city nominations filed for Dillon Montana April 6 1903 listing party labels and offices including treasurer police judge aldermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Boulder
Paul Jahnke
Bristow
A. C. Hammond
Dillon
T. B. Craver
Bedrock
A. L. Stone
Normal College
Blacktail Deer Creek
Geo. R. Metlen
Court House
State Bank
State Normal College
Replevin Suit Over Frame Building in Beaverhead County
The district court summons Frank H. Shafer and Charles J. Shafer to answer a 1902 replevin suit seeking the return of a frame building 18 by 24 feet, 9 feet high, valued at $400 with $200 damages for alleged unlawful taking. If no answer within 20 days, judgment by default for restitution or $400 plus $200 damages. First publication March 25, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Shafer
Charles J. Shafer
Montana
Beaverhead County
Geo. W. French
Edwin Norris
Plaintiff
Summons in Beaverhead Justice Court suit for 29.95
In Justice Court Lima Township Beaverhead County Justice Con Bray summons J S Smith to appear April 30 1903 at 2 pm to answer H J Just for goods sold and delivered between Oct 17 and Nov 18 1902 totaling 29 95 with judgment to follow if no appearance First publication Apr 1 1903
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Montana
Beaverhead
Lima Township
Con Bray
Justice of the Peace
State of
Montana
County of
Lima
H. J. Just
Said Township
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Institute
Welch
Thomas
Koken
Tyree
J. E. Tyree
F. A. Thomas
Charlotte B. Herr
Florence B. Mott
Bertha F. Huntsman
J. E. Monroe
Mias Delia Dorchester
Ella Pond Leeland
Maide Rife
Alice Chambers
Adda Kocken
Lena Newell
Valeria Ostal
Frances Reinig
Sarah Killey
Nellie Dalton
Elsie Hill
Eleanor Driscoll
Laura Kelley
Flora Craver
Charlotte Templeton
Pollock
Tered
Martin
Mr. Thomas
Jou Thomas
Thompson
Pollack
Arthur Contway
R. V. Blanton
Bannack
George Goutier
Charles Retallack
Adolph Pahnish
Goutier
Fred Tiffany
Nichola
William McMannis
Mannock
Sheriff's Office
Hhs
Allen Merritt
Salmon City
Idaho
Pocatello
Charles Hirschman
Alderman Selway
Fred Woodworth
Raymond Noyes
Fort Benton
Ajax Ranch
Ed Kaney
Harry Andrus
W. R. Penland
North Dakota
Mary Anderson O’brien
Chief Stone
South Dakota
Great Falls
Missoula Land Office
George Langley
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
Annie Walchli
Fox
Pearl J. Smith
Crystal Graphite Company
Axe Canyon
Eastern
B. F. White
Citizens Party
Cilfy
A. S. Johnson
William J. Cushing
Wm. G. Phillips
George Wolf
J. Edwin Norris
Fifth Judicial District
Swan Malin
J. S. Smith,fendant
Summons
Mammoth
JACKS
Dillon, Mont
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