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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1909

Page

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Special Session of Beaverhead County Commissioners 1909

Beaverhead county commissioners met April 17 1909 in special session. The Dillon Implement Company to build a new fence around the county farm using cedar posts and 50 pound wire at 1.30 per rod totaling 261 rods. old fence to be removed and clear work done. W J Top appointed special officer at Wisdom June 15 to September 15 1909, and deputy at Armstead ordered for road building. Efforts to fund a special officer for the hobo issue led to contemplating Oregon Short Line aid for Robison. Salaries of deputies and clerks set at 100 per month. courthouse to be repainted. Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad Co limited authorized to construct tracks on Armstead streets with liability release for damages unless willful negligence shown. A temporary jail building at Armstead ordered. adjournment at 6 pm. John Ball, recently at Dell, has accepted a position at Redrock.

Board of County Commissioners H. C. Patterson Chas W. Francis Jno S. Baker Dillon Implement Company W. J. Tope Wisdom Mr. Tope Armatead Gosman J. T. Clay Lima Oregon Short Line Robison Court House Root Patterson Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad Company, Limited Traction Street First Street Second Street Transfer Street Armetead Montana Beaverhead County Board of County Commissionera Thia Armated

Musical Treat Next Wednesday at Normal Assembly Hall

Mr. Rowdon, famed baritone, performs next Wednesday evening at the Normal assembly hall. He will be accompanied by English pianist Miss Ethel Terry and has drawn high endorsements from The New York World and The Cincinnati Enquirer for a beautiful and satisfying recital of Old Irish songs.

Rowdon West Misa Graeter Ethel Terry New York World

Dillon banker predicts railroad expansion through Beaverhead

R W White of Dillon, a banker with the First National Bank of Dillon, returns from Butte and discusses local railroad speculation. He notes the Armetead to Salmon line is underway and believes a main range route to the Salmon valley could extend the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound line through Dillon via Twin Bridges toward Armtead and Idaho timber, mineral and agricultural wealth.

Ralph White Dillon First National Bank Butte Thornton White Beaverhead County Armetead Salmon Main Range Salmon Valley Puget Sound Clearwater Pit Idaho

Concert at Baptist Church presents varied program

Next Friday evening April 23 at 8 o clock the Baptist church hosts an orchestra vocal duet Mesdamee Scott and Thomas reading Mrs Will Simpson solo instrumental Mies Grace Greater reading Miss Helen Flotow orchestra Male Quartette reading Mr Clapp vocal solo Mr Leach reading Miss Fielder vocal solo Mrs Chan Scott violin obligato Prof Robbina recitation Mr Culver quartette Mrs Frank Thomas with accompaniment Tickets on sale at the post office store and at the door adults fifty cents children twenty five cents

the Baptist Church Aharp Mesdatnee Scott and Thomas Will Simpson Mies Grace Greater Helen Flotow Mr. Clapp Mrg. Leach

Idaho man arrested for criminal assault after elopement

Under Sheriff Neeley of St Anthony and Gruwell of this county arrested Harry Clifton of Pocatello in Dillon for criminal assault. Clifton reportedly fled with 17 year old Bessie Peterson, deceived her father with a marriage ruse, and the couple lived as husband and wife in Dillon for 12 days. Clifton already had a wife in Pocatello.

Neeley St. Anthony Idaho Dillon Gruwell Harry Clifton Pocatello Clifton O. E. Peterson Bessie Peterson Peterson Armatead Dilllon

Prisoner Dick Anderson Recaptured After Idaho Escape

Dick Anderson aged 18, jailed in Dillon after escaping from Sheriff Gosman near Idaho Falls while being moved from Rock River Wyoming. He had confessed to forgery at The Metlen hotel in Dillon and fled across the prairie, stealing horses and avoiding capture for days before being recaptured near Clyde Idaho and returned to Dillon. He previously refused bond and stated he did not expect to stay in jail long.

Dick Anderson Gosman Clyde Idaho Dillon Sheiff Goaman Anderson Rock River Wyoming Metlen Rockriver Idaho Falls Hirachman Gosswnan Elim Examiner Saya Anderson Win Buttes

Laws Will be Enforced by Local Humane Officer Visit

Deputy Humane Officer P. J. Gilligan of Butte toured Dillon this week on official duties. While in the city he visited the Examiner to discuss animal welfare enforcement and local compliance efforts.

P. J. Gilligan Butte Dillon City Mr. Gilligan Examiner

Salmon City Rail Boom Promises Merchants and Transport

Boise Capital News reports salmon city in Lemhi County Idaho is seen as a thriving mining and farming hub. Former Chief Ben Francia may start a Mercantile in Salmon with a local partner as Oregon Short Line surveys a branch to Salmon and an Idaho Falls to Salmon electric line gains traction backed by eastern capitalists. About 600000 in bonds sold for the new electric line.

Boise Capital News Salmon Ben Francia Salmon City Lembhi County Hfe Francia Boise Metropolia Lemhi County Atate Idaho Oregon Short Line Railroad Salt Lake-Butte Armatead Idaho Falls Eastern McCrady

Patterson Attends Dillon Special County Session

H. C. Patterson, chairman of the board of county commissioners, visited Dillon last week from Dell to attend the special session.

H. C. Patterson Board of County Dillon Dell

First Annual Field and Track Meet at Beaverhead County High

Beaverhead County High plans its First Annual Field and Track Meet at the Fair Grounds next Saturday. Events include sprints, hurdles, a mile, relays, pole vault, jumps, throws, with trophies from Missoula Mercantile and other sponsors. All contestants must be bona-fide Montana high school students and entry costs are twenty five cents.

Beaverhead County Fair Grounds Tribune I. K. Foote Albert Stamm Judson ‘Best

Missoula Hosts Sixth Annual Inter-Scholastic Meet 1909

The University of Montana opens grounds May 12 to 15 for the sixth state inter scholastic meet inviting high schools to compete in athletics and declamation. Events include track races, declamatory contests, preliminaries, awards at the Opera House and medals for winners with a jeweled watch fob as the individual prize. cups also awarded.

Missoula Mercantile Company The Whitney Sporting Company Denver Colorado New Hamda Theatre State of Montana Montana State Inter-Scholastic Association University of Montana Montana Inter-Scholastic Association

Beaverhead Club Forms Commercial Committee

A Beaverhead Club meeting organized a 22 member commercial committee led by J. B. Monroe as chairman. The group planned sub committees, slated to begin active work soon, with publicity and county resources advertising as a priority.

Beaverhead Club J. K. Monroe White W. M. Knapp T. D Olmetend J. J. Poindexter A. F. Grayter W. A. Jones J. BE Monroe Albert Stallin KO. Selway G. R. Keatherly Fred Huber E.R. Foote B. ON Stevenson MH. L. Poindexter John KF Bishop J. J. Morae FH. Swain Frank Landon Geo. R. Metlen Nelo Nelson J. B. Monroe

Leasing Company Strikes Rich Ore at Ferdinand Claim

The Argenta Dillon Leasing company working the Ferdinand claim reports a fine body of lead zinc ore at the 140 foot level. A 6 foot wide ore vein is exposed in the drift and a car of ore will be shipped next week. If the quality meets expectations a concentrator will be erected.

Argenta Dillon Leasing Company Ferdinand Argenta- Dillon Company

Bridal Couple Returns to Dillon After Salt Lake City Wedding

William Butterfield a longtime deputy ranger in the Beaverhead national forest arrived in Dillon Monday with his bride Miss Loraine Robison of Little Rock Arkansas. They were married by Father Kelly in St Marys cathedral Salt Lake City Friday afternoon with Mrs W C Orr of Dillon and Bishop Scanlon of Utah as witnesses.

William Butterfield Beaverhead National Forest Dillon Loraine Robison Little Rork Ark Father Kelly St. Mary’s Cathedral Salt Lake City W. C. Orr Bishop Scanlon Utah

J. E. Hample Active in Dillon Business This Week

J E Hample, of atte mpert, spent several days in Dillon transacting business across the past week.

J. E. Hample Atte

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John Ball John Ed Roe Redrock R. W. White Bureau of Child and Animal Protection State of Montana J. M. Kennedy State Capitol Helena Missoula
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