Wool Market in Dillon Sees Record High Prices
Nearly every wool clip in the county has been contracted this season with prices from 18 1/2 to 21 1/4 cents a pound. Only four or five small clips totaling about 100 000 pounds remain unsold as buyers J. B. Gowen of Caldwell Idaho and J. E. Hample of Butte, purchasing for Boston based Jeremiah Williams company, bid similar sums. The year marks an unprecedented early contracting pace and strong prices throughout the Dillon market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Max Lauterbaugh
Justice, Bateman Company
Philadelphia
J. B. Gowen
Caldwell
Idaho
J. E. Hample
Butte
Jeremiah Williams Company
Boston
Justice-Bateman Company
Frank Landon
Shineberger & Peterson
Fred. Schuler
Mr.Gowen
Mr. Gowen
W. B. Carter
Henry Thompson
George Murray
Fred Schuler
French Bros
Sanders & Son
Co. C. Connell
A. Markley
Price Bros
Mr. Hample
Jermiah Williams
T. B. Craver
H D. Hildreth
T. B. Patterson
W. J. Crowell
Steve Cook
George Gleed
Ike Rife
Fred Shultz
Hane Anderson
Innes
Jones & Davidson
Tremendous Treble Clef Concert At Normal Hall Friday
The Treble Clef club presents a major musical event next Friday evening in the Normal assembly hall. Nearly all seats are sold as Prof. and Mrs. Karl Riedelsberger of Montana College Deer Lodge headline a program featuring Sarasate ZarzaychkiHubay and Carmen Fantasie pieces. Local notices praise the artist couple and the recital promises artistic and social success.
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Treble Clef Club
Assembly Hall
Dillon
Karl Riedelsberger
School of Music
Montana College
Deer Lodge
Mre. Riedelsberger
Violin Recital by Karl Riedelsberger Opens Club Series
The violinist Karl Riedelsberger opened this year’s Ladies' Musical club patronized recital series with a two-part program. Part I featured a staged piece with chorus and solo recitations, while Part II offered a violin and piano lineup including Gypsy Dances and Sarasate works. The critic lauds Riedelsberger as a master with a soulful, living instrument and notes the varied program as engaging and well interpreted.
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Karl Riedelsberger
Vienna
Neel
Nachez
Saint Saens
Grieg
Srayuda Wa
Karl Riedeleberger
Ladies’ Musical Club
Riedelnberger
Pretty wedding at Frank Zirtzman home ends in Dillon trip
Evelyn King formerly of this city married George A. Pyle a prosperous young ranchman of Polaris by Rev S D Hooker at the Zirtzman residence. The couple faced a buggy mishap en route and extended their stay at Willis before heading to Polaris to establish a home.
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Frank Zirtzman
Evelyn King
George A. Pyle
Polaris
S D. Hooker
Episcopal Church
Melrose
Dillon
Yester
Dinter
Willis
Telephone into the Big Hole for Bannack to Wisdom telegraph line
Beaverhead county leaders meet April 24 1905 to form a company to build a Bannack to Wisdom telephone line via Jackson and Fox. Cost estimated at $5000 with 500 shares. line would connect with the Bell system at Bannack and improve county and regional communications.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
Bannack
Wisdom
Jackson and Fox
Grasshopper
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Grasshopper Valley
Jackson
Fox
Bell
Omaha
Portland
Rocky Mountain Bell System
The New Montana State Normal College Building
The article notes the upcoming Montana State Normal College project will become one of the state’s most handsome public buildings. It references the left side showing the present wing as a contrast to the future structure.
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Montana State Normal College
Montana
Special Term Convenes for Water Cases and Docket Review
A special term of the district court will convene next Wednesday morning to hear several water cases on the docket. The regular term follows on Monday May 8th with a trial jury present. The criminal calendar is short with eight cases filed. civil docket is average. First on the criminal list are two grand larceny cases against the Andrua firm, set for May 8 and 6. The state vs Nicholas S Slaggs concerns land sales duplication. M L Clifford faces grand larceny charges tied to goods from American Broom Co. he pleads not guilty claiming owed back salary. Clifford is on bail and employed by a major Dillon firm. Arthur McCurry faces horse theft charges. he fled the country, whereabouts unknown after a warrant issued. The state vs William J McDonald alleges forgery of a Dillon bank check used for wages at a Jackson store. he was captured in Butte and returned for hearing. Florent T Dean is charged with burglary at Emerson Hill store. he is described as from Butte with prior holdups. Ralph Brothers of Lima faces horse theft charges with two counts. Continued on Page Two.
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Nicholas S. Slaggs
M. L. Clifford
American Broom Co
Clifford
Big Butte
Arthur McCurry
McCurry
Grasshopper
William J. McDonald
Dillon Banke
Willam Montgomery
B. O. Fournier
Jackson
Butte
Gisf
Big Hole
District’ Court
Florent T. Dean
Dean
Bedrock
Emerson Hill
Ralph Brothers
Lima
Brothers
Maguire Stage Triumph In Dillon Benefit
In Dillon the entertainment Monday evening at the Dillon Theatre, led by John Maguire, benefited the St. Rose guild. A vibrant concert followed by the comedy A Gentleman from Ireland showcased Maguire’s adept character acting and drew enthusiastic audience praise.
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Dillon
Dillon Theatre
John Maguire
St. Rose Guild
Ireland
Mies Paxton
Mias Paxton
Albert Stamm
Mr. Stamm
Cedit
Bags
Davy Jones
Locker
Geldom
Spaire
Miss Bishop
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Ity
Sarasate
Hubay
Flower
Zarzaychki
Seatle
Wash
Harlen
Warner
Mies Vienna Neel
Part I
King Rene’s
Sweet the Angelus
Rene
King
Land Office
U. S
Big Hole Basin and Vicinity
Dillon and Vicinity
Basin
B. N. Stevenson
F. A. Hazelbaker
Chauncey Brown San
C. S. Haire
Helena
Maguire
Shamus O'Brien
Hig
Margaret Reinhardt
Miss Reinhardt
Mies Reinhardt
Moliere
Felix O’callaghan
Ireeland
Geare
Mr. Maguire
Mies Myers
Sin
Ire
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