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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1910

Page

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Big Hole feeders reap a rich harvest in beef trade

The Big Hole basin reports a record surge in beef steer prices with feeders earning near $100 per head as 15,000 head were fed this winter. High grade stock fed three times daily, shipments to Seattle and the coast surge, Frye Bruhn Co. among top buyers, signaling a peak in regional ranch profits.

Big Hole William Montgomery Hia Bales & Jones Big Hole Basin Redrock Anaconda Seattle Frye, Bruhn & Co

Case Against Mudd Dismissed in Deer Lodge Court

The district court dismissed the case against George Mudd of the Big Hole basin on motion by County Attorney W H Trippet. The indictment charging grand larceny for a steer valued at $36 was found July 17 1900 by a Deer Lodge county grand jury despite questions about evidence and local tensions. The attorney stated weaknesses in the state’s case and noted Mudd’s high local reputation.

George Mudd Big Hole Laucher District W. 4H. Trippet Birst Deer Lodge State of Montana William YW. Calvert Big Hole

New Dillon Meat Firm Takes Over Montana Market

Last week Dillon welcomed the Barden Main Ferrias wholesale and retail meat dealers replacing Tash Jen kersdorfer at the Montana Market. The new firm unites prominent local business figures and will handle Dillon and Armetead markets, with Burden in Dillon and Main and Ferrin managing outside affairs and purchases. Tash and Lenkerndorfer retire with public best wishes after years of trusted service.

Dillon Barden-Main-Ferrias Montana Aquare Daling

Questionable Prospects of Conviction Lead to Dismissal Request

The defense cites high trial costs and doubts about sufficiency of evidence, arguing a conviction is unlikely. J W Colling, stock inspector for Montana, agrees after review and favors dismissing the case. The county attorney asks the court to dismiss the case.

Dillon Laymern Missionary Movement meet plans

Dillon branch hosts a Thursday April 7 meeting at 8 PM in St James guild hall to prepare for the central and western Montana convention of the national campaign in Butte April 12 to 14. A large opening dinner is planned at Columbia Gardens to seat about three thousand, with a potential Dillon special car and discounted rail fare for attendees.

Dillon Laymern’s Missionery Movement St. James United States Columbia Gardens Lillon Butte

Citizens' ticket sweeps Dilloc wards in election landslide

The Citizens' ticket won all Dilloc wards by large margins amid a low key day. A referendum on ordinance 172 to close on Sunday and after hours lost by 108 votes. Helena elected Frank J. Edwards mayor over Carter and Democrat rivals by a wide margin. Across Montana cities voters shifted to Democrats. several towns chose Democratic mayors and councils, with newspapers noting Carter opposition and party splits.

Dilloc Aayoone Dillon Citizens T. Brock Ernest Orr Barry John Lenkersdarfer A.S. Rife Joseph Uninda Leonard,hield Re TV Wemple Helena Carter Marly Partiaanship Carteriam Democrata Edwarda Edwarde Republican City Central Committee Edwards Emanuel Fischl George Kilmer Lincoln Tom Lewis Missoula Thomas G. Hatheway H. M. Small Anaconda Jed Cnanoner Iret Firat Great Kalla Great Falla Igane Attke J. C. Lohman J. W. Newton O. R R. McVay William Ogle Thomas Graham S. M. Johnson August Schroeder J. Pyle A. Murray Tax Payers M. Wall Deer Lodge Citizen Thia Glendive W. F. Nye M. E. Galvin Red Lodge Frank A. Sell W. C. Ball G. L. Finley R. D. Scott Alfred Cronnier W. H. Clone

Acacia Dillon's Cleaning Establishment Change

Thé Acacia in Dillon changes hands. Messia Marlin and Critz take over management from Mrs. Charles LaCroix. Mr. Martin, long with Ejiel Hrog, will run the new concern dedicating full time to building a leading state model cleaners and dyers operation. Mrs. LaCroix remains to supervise.

Acacia Dillon Messia Marlin & Critz Charles VaCroix Martin Ejiel Hrog LaCroix Mr. Critz

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Mudd Biz Hole Hivine Beaverhead John Wenger Mont Ira Walker Big Hole Valley B. F. White Montgomery Ranch Costa J. W. Colling Anid Canse Brock Peer Nee Ane Kiel PYRE Lenkeradorfer Aoe Ee Barry Ones
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