Remey Found Guilty in Beaverhead County Manslaughter Trial
The Lewis and Clark County jury convicts Camille Frederic Remey of manslaughter for the September killing of Wason J. Oliver near Wolf Creek. Judge Smith will impose sentence next Saturday, with potential maximum of ten years. The lengthy second trial followed a first trial in January, involving extensive witness travel and high costs.
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Wason Oliver
Wolf Creek
Lewis and Clark County
Smith
State of
Montana
Camille Frederic Remey
Wason J. Oliver
W. M. Oliver
Board of Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Picnic Grove
Nore
Vancouver
B. C
Canada
Dupuyer
Chateau
Augusta
Dearborn Crossing
Remey
C. W. Nolan
Edward Horsky
Louis J. Goodman
Colonel Nolan
Leon LaCroix
Edwin Norris
Dillon
Oliver
Messrs. Nolan
Horeky
Goodman
Horaky
LaCroiz
Norris
LaCroix
Remey Faces Grand Larceny Charge in Helena Dispatch
A Great Falls Tribune dispatch reports County Attorney LaCroix will pursue grand larceny against Remey for allegedly stealing Oliver's outfit valued at about 800 dollars. Remey admitted taking Oliver's wagon and team and disposing of other effects during a murder trial, with potential combined sentences up to 24 years if convicted on grand larceny.
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Remey
Wason J. Oliver
Oliver
Canada
Dillon
McGraff
Helena
Prickly Pear Canyon
Augusta
Dupuyer
Beaverhead County
Browning
Camille F. Remey
Great Falla
Butte
LaCroix
Death of Beaverhead county pioneer Lafayette Scott
News from Dillon reports the death of Lafayette Scott in Brownville Nebraska around April 6. Scott, about 61, moved to Argenta in the 1870s with William Gallagher, prospected mines and held claims later transferred to Senator W A Clark and Gov. While. His passing prompts notices of his long ties to the county and its early development.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
Lafayette Scott
Brownville
Nebraska
Vewa
Scott
Lanyette Scott
Whineig
William Gallagher
Utah
Argenta
Mr. Gallagher
W. A. Clark
New Basin Company Formed in Wisdom to Succeed Miller
Details finalized for the Big Hole Commercial Company with $50 000 capital 500 shares par value 100 each. $25 000 paid in by incorporators. Objects include general merchandise machinery hardware freight line livestock real estate. Wisdom sede. Charles Miller Woodworth Hollingsworth Dishno Francis Montgomery Walker Tong Aritage Peterson Arnold Jorenson Peterson Dunbar part of board.
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Big Hole Commercial Company
Charles K. Miller & Co
Charles &. Miller
George Woodworth
J. E. Hollingsworth
Silas C. Dishno
Charles W. Francis
Wiliam Montgomery
D. D. Walker
Arthur Tong
William A. Ariitage
Samuel Peterson
Joseph Arnold
J. Jorenson
John Peterson
Ben Dunbar
Charles E. Miller & Co
Lota
Breeze
Roller skating craze grips Dillon at Dartball rink
The roller skating fad has flooded the Dillon scene with crowds at the Dartball rink. George Dart runs the popular venue, praised for a well kept floor and reasonable admission. Initially short on skates, he secured more from Butte to meet demand.
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Dillon
George
Notorious Woman Declared Insane at Warm Springs
Mrs Lucile Dunsmore, long known in Dillon as Bonnie Le Mar, was declared insane by a commission last Monday and sent to the Warm Springs asylum. Bedfast for weeks with a disease complication, her mind deteriorated from vicious habits and drinking. guardianship may be appointed to manage her property.
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Lucile Dunsmore
Dillon
Warm Springs
Dunsmore
Bonnie le Mar
Dunemore
Millena
England
Dillon Council Adjourns After Sanctioning House Numbering Ordinance
Two council meetings were held in Dillon. The Wednesday session passed a three inch high unit numbering ordinance for all houses, beginning at Bannack and Montana streets, to be implemented after engineering details. A saloon closing measure was tabled. Police reports noted 21 arrests and $805 in fines, with half from saloon gambling violations. A water main extension request was referred to the water committee. A May meeting will conclude the council’s term.
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Poindexter
Dillon
Bannack Street
Montana Street
Bond
Selway
Best
Knapp
Hughes
Phillipa
White
Ira Warner
GT. Paul
J. P. Phillipa
Chiia Snyder
Frank Smith
L A. Barrawa & Co
5. S. Patterson
Railroad Avenue
Water Committee
Tyree resigns as Continental Life leader. Salt Lake meeting held
Hiram Tyree resigned as president and general manager of the Continental Life and Investment company. Thomas R. Cutler of Utah Sugar was elected to fill the vacancy. Directors announced the company will be run from Salt Lake City, not San Francisco, after three sessions. Attending directors included R D Steele W W Wylie A L Stone James I Murray A L Babcock and James Reid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Stone
J. P. Murray
Salt Lake
Continental Life Insurance and Investment Company
Butte
Hyram Tyree
Continental Life and
Bozeman, Mont
A. L. Stone
James I. Murray
Dillon, Mont
A. L Babcock
Birlings, Mont
James Reid
Montreal
Canada
Reverend S A Lough Resigns From Dillon Methodist Church
The Rev S A Lough of the Dillon Methodist church will resign his pastorate effective May first if a substitute is found. Ill health and insomnia have forced the move after he came to Dillon last November to aid his wife's health. He plans to move to Colorado, possibly Denver, to rest and recuperate while his replacement is secured. The community and church leaders praise his service and wish him restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Lough
Methodist Church
Lough
Dillon
Geome
Colorado Point
Denver
Railroad plan links San Francisco to Butte via Idaho
Articles of incorporation filed for the San Francisco Idaho Montana Railway company an Idaho corporation to build a 1000 mile line from San Francisco through Nevada Oregon and Idaho to Butte with a Mason to Winnemucca connection capital of 50 million dollars principal office in Boise Idaho.
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Evening Telegram
Salem
Oreg
San Francisco, Idaho & Montana Railway Company
Idaho
San Francisco
Nevada
Oregon
Boise
Butte
Mont
Mason
Winnemucca
Nev
Also Mentioned on This Page
Joseph Spurzem
John Steinbrenner
William T. Condon
Henry C. Smith
Foreman
Moses Morris
Supreme Court
History of
NEW Basin Company
Hiram Tyree
S.A. Lough
NEW Railroad
Associated Press
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