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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1903

Page

7

Telephone girls vacationed in Dillon amid Butte strike

A dozen Salt Lake City based telephone operators visiting Dillon for two days were caught in a Butte dispute over staffing. Miss McDermott’s removal sparked union tensions, but a new toll assistant post was created and later accepted by McDermott. The strike ended with concessions and a one year agreement.

Dillon Metlen David S. Murray Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company Salt Lake City Butte Murray Bell Company Examiner Miss McDermott Telephone Company American Labor Union Telephone Girls' Union American Union Dan McDonald Salt Lake Jess Misa McDermott

Cattle buyers balk at inflated ranch charges in Monida

Three buyers from Spokane Washington and from Butte and Anaconda Montana attempted to reach Centennial Valley for cattle purchases but hurried back after being charged $100 to overnight and inspect a herd at a ranch mansion. They likened the price to Waldorf Astoria rates and warned it would deter future trips.

Monida Spokane Washington Butte Anaconda Mont Centennial Valley

Zidmar Verdict In Murder Case At Livingston

Martin Zidmar was found guilty of first degree murder in the killing of George Reider, committed about two years ago. He faces a hanging sentence scheduled for the 27th. Zidmar asserts the murder arose from Reider’s crimes against his niece, claiming two accomplices helped bury the body in sawdust at the mill owned by Zidmar and Reider.

Martin Zidmar Livingston George Reider Reider Zidmar

Saloon Licenses Multiply as Flathead Railroad Work Expands

Flathead county treasurer issued 27 new licenses since railroad labor began with 11 granted in two weeks. Three licenses go to Columbia Falls seven to Hayden and three to Roxford with others to be used along the construction line. The motion for a new trial in L H Mott's death sentence has been continued to next Saturday.

Flathead County Columbia Falla Hayden Roxford L. H. Mott

Rare Curios From Pioneer Days On Display In Dillon Cabinet

An extensive cabinet of curios gathered mainly by J. E. Estes is showcased in the Kunzman place owned by A. F. Graeter. The collection includes a Lincoln assassination New York Herald from April 15 1865 a Vicksburg Star 1863 hand bills relics of Henry Plummer and Tom Jones bones and weapons from frontier days plus diverse minerals birds and a rare Australian animal.

Kunzman Place A. F. Graeter James KE. Estes Estes Dillon John Best Bannack Vicksburg John O'Leary Montana Beaverhead Virginia City Herbert A. Slade Virginia Trail Creek Slade Linde Creek Henry Plummer O'Leary David Morgan Plumamer Jessrang John Beat Plummer Tom Jones Zeigler Springs Salmon River Lewia Clarke Metcalf Hunter Oklahoma Chrng Snyder Klondyke Mates Beaverhead County Sweetwater Canyon Lima Blue Wing Mikhorn Daisenat Dijon Smallhorn Canyons Australia Mr. Estexs Joe A. Browne Lizzard Philippines Reynolds Fred Oliver

Drowned In the Rapids on Kootenai River

W H Charlebois drowned Friday while shooting a rapid in the Kootenai river. He was a good swimmer but struck a rock and sank instantly. The river is being searched for the body, with little prospect of recovery.

W. H. Charlebois Kootenai

Teachers Examination Notice for Dillon Montana 1903

Notice announces the regular quarterly teachers examination to be held in the superintendent’s office at the courthouse in Dillon Montana on Friday and Saturday April 3 and 4 1903 ESTELLA MAERICH County Superintendent of Schools.

Dillon Montana Estella Maerich

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Laurel California Armour Packing Co John W.morton Masonic Dillon, Mont Smart Spring Goods W. R. Smart Merchant Tailor Opera House Union Pacific Chicago, Mil Waukee & ST. Paul Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Chicago F. A. Miller Claude S. Williams South St. Salt Lake Kansas City Saint Louis Memphis Southeastern Limited Springfield Birmingham Atlanta Jacksonville Ail Points G. W. Martin Western Denver, Colo F. W. Vogler Redrock Salmon City Gibbonsville Bedrock Montan Milwaukee ST. Paul Utah R. Metlen Cvi Mi Geo United States Deputy Mineral Surveyor James L. Jones Washington and Bannack Streets Dillon, Montana Sal ‘Lake Maurice A. Walker, M. D Paul Brown Over Crystal Saloon H. A. Bond, M. D R. R. Rathbone First National Bank J. E. Estes
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