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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1907

Page

8

Butte Boise Rail Link Hopes A Coast Route

Butte leaders push a railroad plan looping from Twin Bridges via Dillon to Gilmore Mines and Salmon Idaho then west to the coast. Sixty surveyors work on the Salmon line aiming to connect Butte with Boise and Idaho products, boosting Pacific access and regional trade.

Salmon Valley Newa Herald Lembi Herald Boise Statesman Butte Boise W. F. Cobban Idanha Twin Bridges Mont Dillon Gilmore Salmon Idaho Cobban Hill Jefferson County Beaverhead Butte-Pocatello Montana Mr. Cobban Pacific Lemhi Custer Boise Valley More Creek Grimes Creek Payette Valley

Diphtheria Report Clarifies City Health Measures

Health officer Maurice A. Walker reports a confirmed diphtheria case in Dillon from Red Rock with two related cases quarantined at home. A second light case was found in Bedrock with strict quarantine and disinfection. No additional Dillon cases are expected and school safety is emphasized.

Dillon Red Rock Bedrock Yoing Maurice A. Walker Seattle

Cement venture up and under way at Logan site

Mesers F T McBride and J D Slemons report progress on a Portland cement plant at Logan on the main lines of Northern Pacific and Milwaukee railroads. The deposit is described as inexhaustible and of premier quality with a strong local investor interest and leadership from James Pingree and C Boettcher.

F T. McBride J. D. Slemons Logan Northern Pacific Milwaukee Northwest Tana Utah Butte James Pingree Ogden C. Boettcher Billings Joseph Scowcroft F. T. McBride Hyrum Pingree Whitney Newton Carl Leonardt United States

Showing at New Departure mine yields high ore values near Dillon

The New Departure company reports the last ore shipment from its Dillon property to Washoe sampling works contained 18 tons with 13 first class and 5 second class. First class netted $2,650.46 and second class $204.09, about $41 per ton. Daily notes shaft ore averages around 160 ounces silver and ore 800 feet east shows assays of 728 724 and 1008 ounces per ton. The new shaft is 30 feet deep, vein eight feet wide and widening with depth.

Dillon Washoe

Wash time at Dillon Steam Laundry note

Fragmentary line shows household message about sending clothing to Dillon Steam Laundry for washing with unclear cadence and missing names or dates.

Dillon Steam Laundry

Fire department elects new chief and assistant

A. C. Gruwell was elected chief and Frank Birrer assistant for the coming year at the local fire department meeting. Reports cover injuries, livestock movements, and notable local business activity including real estate sales and cattle trading around Dillon.

Fire Department A. C. Gruwell Frank Birrer

College Notes Highlight Appointments and Oratorical Contest

Prof Clark visited Glendive and Forsythe institutes last week. Normal had no classes Monday and Tuesday. Louise Wilson earns a Livingston school appointment. W R Wyatt named Twin Bridges principal. An oratorical contest at the Normal decides its Inter Collegiate rep for Bozeman on May third. Contestants include Mr Clapp on Lincoln and Mr W Swain on Studying Greek.

Prof. Clark Glendive Forsythe Louise Wilson Livingston School W. R. Wyatt Twin Bridges Schena Bozeman Clapp Lincoln W. Swain

Valley Residents Track Telephones and Travel Plans

Jack Olson returned from New York to our valley amid talk of a new telephone line. Mrs. J. Blake, previously under a Dillon doctor’s care, came home much improved. Charlie Bray joined Clover Leaf Dairy in Ogden. Mrs. Bray plans an indefinite visit to Idaho Falls. W H Wetmore added two gasoline boats for hunting season. B L Forsythe visits Butte to meet sisters spending the summer in the valley. one sister not seen for over twenty years.

Jack Olson Lakeview Our Valley New York Mra. J. &. Blake Dillon Charlie Bray Clover Leaf Dairy Ogden John Bray Upper Valley Idaho Falls B. L. Forsythe Butte Mr. Forsythe

Gasoline launches for lakes at Lakeview

H Wetmore prominent stockman and Lakeview resort owner visited Dillon to receive two steel hull gasoline boats for Lakeview waters. Each 16 feet long, five feet four inches beam, eight inches draft, seating seven. Boats to serve Bedrock lakes for duck geese wild fowl hunts, one on upper lake and one on lower, enabling 25 mile rides without shore return. Boats purchased from Michigan Steel Boat company and to be tested by Fred Burrella, Wetmore’s son-in-law.

H. Wetmore Centennial Valley Dillon Lakeview Michigan Steel Boat Company Fred Burrella Wetmore

Directory of Dillon Churches and Service Hours

A listing of Dillon churchs with service times and locations. Includes Baptist Episcopal Presbyterian Christian Science Methodist hours for Sabbath worship Bible school prayer and Sunday services in various downtown corners such as Idaho Sebree Washington Bannack and Glendale streets.

Idaho Sebree Horace W. Tilden D. D The Baptist Parsonage L. R. Foote ST. James Episcopal Church Washington and Glendale Streets S. D. Hooker Presbyterian Church Pacific and A. B. Martin Christian Endeavor First Church OF Christ, Scientist Dillon National Bank Methodist Episcopal Church Bannack Washington Streets W. A. Winters

Organizing Sunday Schools and Bible Study Classes

Persons seeking to organize Sunday schools or home Bible study classes should contact Rev. Edwin M. Ellis in Helena Montana or J Q Large in Billings Montana. They offer assistance and are prepared to help with local efforts.

Edwin M. Ellis Helena Mont J. Q Large Billings

Water appropriation notice in Beaverhead County Montana

Emerson Hill and others seek permission to divert 25 cubic feet per second from Gallagher Swamp and adjacent sloughs in sections 29 and 30 township 12 south range west Beaverhead County. Swamps tributary to Red Rock River adjudicated in Staudaker v Selway pending in district court. First published April 17 1907.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead County Emerson Hill Thomas Bracey D. E. Tracey John B. Hill Margaret Hill Gallagher Swamp Thompson’s Slough South Range & West Red Rock River Staudaker Selway

Notice to Creditors in Estate of Aura Christenson

Montana Beaverhead district. Administers with will annexed, B F White and Edwin Norris, publish notice to creditors of Aura Christenson deceased. Claims must be shown with vouchers within four months after first publication to the administrator at Dillon Montana. First publication April 10 1907.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Aura Christenson Aura Chistensorn Abe Dillon B. F. White Edwin Norrris Aura Chistensen

Wisdom judge visits Dillon during travel

Judge W. C. Jones of Wisdom was in Dillon today while en route to another assignment. He accompanied his travel with no reported rulings or actions.

W. C. Jones Wisdom Dillon

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Johni Innes T. C. Beattie Anaconda W. M. Montgomry Tash & Lenkerndorfer Angora Goat Lvestock Co B. S. Blanchard Jackson A. F. Wenger Fred Hirschy Henry Olsen O. T. Husted Big Hole Basin J. L. Cox Pacific Cold Storage Company H. J. Toomey Alaska J. P. Murray Thos. J. Mulaney Thomas J. Bird Madison County Sanford Milla Springvale Edward E. Straus & Co BIG Merchant Tailors Chicago College Notes Price Faille Virginia Eliel Bros W. H. Wetmore OF the Dillon Churches First Baptist Church M. Claas Epworth C. W. Conger
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