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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1904

Page

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Mayor Won't Sign Hose Order. City Sets Bid Process

The council meets with Mayor White opposing payment for 1500 feet of hose amid a mix up between Morton and Dart Hardware. Officials plan a relief valve project, advertise for bids, and prepare for an April 14 bid opening after surveys by Engineer Kelsey. Several routine expenditures and permits are approved.

White Graeter French Wolf Eliel Rife Phillips Finance Committee Thos. M. Selway L. A. Burrows & Co Courtney & Snyder Union Ditch Clark Street Normal College T. M. Selway Benjamine Bond Jos. B. Poindexter Water Committee Kelsey Salt Lake John W. Morton Morton Dart Hardware Co Sutmmone Hardware Company St. Louis Dart Montana Street

Democratic County Convention Call for Dillon Meeting

Geo R Metlen announces a Democratic county convention in Dillon on May 14 at noon in the courthouse. The event selects 14 delegates and 14 alternates to the state convention in Great Falls May 17, which then sends six delegates and six alternates to the national convention in St Louis.

Geo. R. Metlen Democratic County Central Committee Court House Dillon Great Falls St Louis

Ajax Mine in Big Hole Basin Hailed as Promising Investment

The Ajax mine manager A J Noyes returned with 168 ounces of gold in two bricks and reported a 30 day output of 6500 dollars while the mill sits idle due to snow and bad roads. investors from Pennsylvania are expected to inspect the prospects and a tramway and No 4 tunnel work are cited as essential for future development.

Ajax Big Hole Basin A. J. Noyes Big Hole Montana Pennsylvania Capitalista Treasury No. 4

Bonded lead strikes 16 foot ore body at Bee Hive mine

Bannack reports a 16 foot lead opened in the old Bee Hive claim below Bannack. The mine, located about a mile below town, traces to 1862 and is owned by F L Graves and Wm Roe who leased half to Dr Ryburn and partners. If confirmed, the large body and rich free milling gold ore worth 10 to 12 dollars per ton could boost Bannack.

Bannack F. L. Graves Wmn. Roe John Carhart Roe Dr. Ryburn

Minstrel Show By Home Talent at Dillon Theatre

A minstrel show by home talent will be held in the city on April 22 at the Dillon Theatre under the Manse Society. Many girls and matrons will appear on stage with four comedians, a chorus of trained voices, a comedy quartet, mandolin club, catchy songs and colorful costumes. Watch for the full program next week.

Dillon Manse Society

Jail Construction Delayed by Stone Mason Shortage

Contractor Anderegg resumed work in the new county jail Monday morning and will push ahead quickly, but a severe shortage of stone masons in the state likely delays completion.

Anderegg

Dillon P. D. Drops Back a Notch in Post Office Class

The Dillon post office will shift from second to third class beginning July 1 due to falling receipts. Postmaster salary drops from 2000 to 1900 dollars and clerical allowances are cut, reversing last year’s upgrade to second class. Grace Lamont cites election spending and variable business as causes, with over 300 dollars in stamps sold so far this month. The office is expected to regain second class status by year end if receipts reach the 8000 dollar threshold again.

Dillon Post Office Dillon Misa Grace Lamont

High Water Delays Trains Cited by Officials

The note from Harry Hofeld states high water and delays to train service are the cause. A fuller explanation appears in The Fair Friday and Saturday.

Harry Hofeld

Presbytery of Butte to Meet in Dillon

The Presbytery of Butte will open its annual session in Dillon with 20 to 25 ministers expected. Public welcome to all meetings, including evening sessions. The program includes an opening sermon by Rev Bancroft, election of a moderator, visits to Normal College, and addresses on Home Mission Work by Rev Dr Richardson.

Presbytery Butte Presbyterian Montana Dillon Bancroft Deer Lodge Richardson Great Falls Butler Philipsburg Foderator Spaulding Victor

Oil drilling proposed in Beaverhead county fields

Representatives of the American Coal & Railway Co consider leasing and testing a large tract in Beaverhead county for oil gas and minerals. Two main fields near Smallhorn Canyon and near Dell six miles west hold about 1900 acres total with promising test results. Local owners landholders and officials discuss a potential development plan and early exploration under experienced engineers.

Beaverhead County American Coal & Railway Co Baker Kentucky Nile American Coal & Railway Co. C. FE Wellborne Mesars Thos. B. Landers Geo. W Dillon Rocky Mountain Oil Co White J. FB. Wiksdal Geo. W. Perkins Thos. B. Landera Dell

Hurst Charged With Embezzlement At Pacific Express

Charles G. Hurst, local agent of Pacific Express Co. in Dillon, was arrested on embezzlement charges. About twenty counts exist though likely only one or two will proceed. He is about 30, from Denver, previously praised for prompt service but suspicions arose after an $882 short in accounts. A preliminary hearing occurred. bond set at 1000, he remains jailed in Butte awaiting district court trial.

Charles G. Hurst Pacific Express Co Hurat Denver Dillon Hurst Express Company W. H. Lovesy Lovely Hurat Hon Thomas C. Hurat, Jr Monarch Lumber Co Tag Anglea Butte

Beasterhead County Oil Payment Consideration

A brief note suggests that tapping oil in paying quantities would greatly benefit Beasterhead County, offering potential economic relief and revenue opportunities for the area.

Beasterhead County

Republican State Convention Names Delegates to National Ticket

The Republican state convention in Helena named six delegates and six alternates to the national convention. Jos M Dixon of Missouri chairs the delegation, with Thos H Carter and others on the slate. John D Waite of Fergus county was named to the national committee. B F White was not put forward as a delegate candidate.

Helena Carter Jos. M. Dixon Missoula Lee Mantle Butte Jos. W. Freeman Great Falla Thos. H. Carter

Lovell Buys Large Lot of Sheep in Deer Lodge

John Lovell of Dillon purchased about 2 300 mutton sheep from J E Hatmple and others for shipment to Levi Co of San Francisco. The price was five dollars per head f o b Deer Lodge, with purchases from Davis Williams N J Bielenberg and Hampie. The sale reflects scarce supply and high prices in the valley.

Deer Lodge John Lovell Dillon Bierenberg & Hitz J. E. Hatmple Hampie Davis & Williams Company N. J. Bielenberg Mr. Lovell Levi & Co San Francisco F. O. Bh Heple

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Louis Stahl Stahl Glendale Dakota Street Nevada Street M. A. Miller Light Library Mary Innes Marie Gallup L. K. Day Edwin Norris George R.metlen Wm. Clarke Aikin & Hoffman Bon Ton Cafe ER. T. Brock Fred Oliver FE. L. Stone W. G. Clark J. G. Erwin J. L. Fishburn B. F. White L. Cushing A. B. Badcon Legal Service W.S. Nott &Co Home Talent Dillon P. D WII Pat Ward Bedrock Eastern Co Dillon Oil: Fields The Smallhorn Canyon Dell Oi Local Express Short
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