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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1906
Page
8
Three men Blacky Burns Fred Seyde and Frenchy Miller were bound over to district court after a preliminary trial. They faced possible Deer Lodge terms with bonds set at $500 each. McDowell and O Leary testified of the midnight attack in a Hirach man Conger saloon area.
The Shakespeare club held a successful progressive card party Monday night at the opera hall. Mrs H T Poindexter led the entertainment committee. about eighty guests attended enjoying sherbet and cake, aiding the club house fund.
R H Barclay assistant supervisor of the Railway Mail Service spent Friday in town to discuss the Divide Gibbonaville mail route. He left with several proposals from local bidders but did not reveal which he would recommend. The present plan keeps Divide as the source, not Anaconda, and he favored a seven day mail service for Wisdom likely to be approved, boosting contract compensation. Breezes.
The business of F P Harrison and Son in Dillon is incorporated as The Beaverhead Trading Co. Incorporators KF Harrison Home Harrison and J B McLaren aim to expand the stock and extend lines in furniture hardware and tin ware while keeping courteous service at their Idaho and Helena streets location.
Victor F. Stolle, a popular drug clerk at Central Pharmacy, passed the Montana State Board of Pharmacy assistant pharmacist examination at the Butte semi annual meeting. Of twenty three applicants, fifteen succeeded, and Stolle earned the certificate amid congratulations from friends.
Stockmen report wolves and mountain lions injuring cattle and sheep across several national forest reserves, prompting the forest service to seek extermination measures. In Wyoming’s Wind River district wolves have raised alarms about the cattle industry’s future, with proposals for bounties under consideration. The service has appointed Vernon Bailey, chief field naturalist, to study the wolf problem, following the early appointment of John Goff as a forest ranger in Montana.
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