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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1909

Page

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Lima Dam Nearing Completion Says Chicago Bond Expert

Chicago bond man Newman Knight tour through Dillon praises the Redrácat reservoir as one of the Rocky Mountains finest. He notes heavy support from Richard Stearns of Chicago and county officials who inspected the project. Knight explains water allotment at the gate house and how ranchers receive 100 inches for 30 days with precise gate control and measurement at headgates. He claims the reservoir will secure water rights even if river levels fall and comments on a Montana construction camp with rough language but dedicated workers.

Newell C. Knight Municipal and Corporation Chicago Dillon Rocky Mountains Richard Stearns Mr. Knight Clay Patterson Pearl Smith Geary Dell Smith Beaverhead County Mr. Koight Walker Montana

Mountains Build Dam Pushes Illinois Office Man’s Adventure

A Chicago office worker recalls joining sixty men to build a dam in Dillon and Beaverhead County. He notes local effort to pursue a railroad entrepreneur, urging united action and enthusiasm, valuing the experience in monetary terms.

Chicago Dillon Beaverhead County

Smoke Case Dismissed In Butte End Of Anaconda Smelter Dispute

Judge W H Hunt dismissed the Bliss suit against Anaconda and Washoe to shut the Anaconda smelter. Each side pays its own costs about a half million dollars. Farmers in Deer Lodge valley sought an injunction over arsenic fumes but the court denied it earlier. Bliss offered arbitration which the judge called irrelevant. The defense was found to be acting to abate the smoke with science, leaving possible damages as sole remedy.

Butte W. H. Hunt Federal F. J. Bliss Anaconda Washoe Deer Lodge Bliss Hunt Utib

Big Hole Beef for Alaska Shipments From Montana Ranges

Stock Inspector Jack Collins returns from Mill Creek near Anaconda after inspecting more than 1100 Big Hole fat cattle Sunday. A trainload headed for Alaska will be slaughtered in Seattle and shipped north, averaging 1400 pounds each, at about 5.50 per hundredweight. Other loads went to Spokane and Sand Point Idaho, with prices down 10 to 20 cents from local and eastern markets.

Jack Collins Mill Creek Anaconda Seattle Alaska Spokane Sand Point Idaho Red Rock Collinge Chicago Uus

Williams Arrested for Bowling Alley Burglary Case

Ray Williams a Dillon resident was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Doc Erwin after a burglary at Dillon bowling alley in which a revolver belt and holster were stolen. He confessed at the sheriff's office and pleaded guilty to burglary, held on $500 bond. The county jail houses ten inmates awaiting district court actions.

Ray Williams Dillon Doc Erwin Williams Bedrock Sheriff’s Hirschman Williama Gosman

Railroad Race Heats Up Over Lembi Valley Line

Boise reports from Lembi country that Oregon Short Line plans a new route to the valley. Engineers at Junction work on the line and wager it will reach the valley ahead of the Pittsburg Idaho Gilmore scheme. The proposed track would start on the Mackay branch and move north toward Reno, Birch Creek, and the Lembi valley.

Pittsburg Idaho & Gilmore Birch Creek Lost River Lenshi Idaho Daily Statesman Boise Lembi Oregon Short Line Armetead Pittsburg, Idaho & Gilmore Company Mackay Reno Couroe Lembi Valley Have Run

Montana Wool Trade Closes Vastly As 85 Percent Sold

A Boston wool buyer notes about eighty five percent of Montana’s 34 million pounds has already been contracted for this season. Growth is driven by a Chicago wool warehouse and expected tariff stability, with prices around 18 to 22 cents per pound and a peak quality in Montana fleece. Some unsold wool remains in Beaverhead while future sales shift to sealed bids in major markets.

Boston Montana Western Flockinagtera Chicago Beaverhead Miles City Billings

County Clerks in Session for Montana Meeting

Butte April 26 county clerks from across Montana attend a meeting to form a permanent organization. Kerr Beadle of Silver Bow is elected chairman and C. L. Young of Flathead secretary. Discussions cover deputy salaries, four year terms, social ties, and shifting tax extension duties to assessors. Permanent organization to be set in the morning with plans to meet Billings in 1910. Participants listed include John S. Baker, E. R. McCall, George A. Reese, M. P. Mahoney, and others. All the news in the Examiner.

Butte Montana Kerr Beadle Silver Bow C. L. Young Flathead Silver Row Aassesore Agseasora County Commissioners Billings John S. Baker Beaverhead E. R. McCall Jefferson George A. Reese Ravalli M. P. Mahoney Deer Lodge O. C. Haynes Custer C. T. Young W. B. Shoemaker Valley George Fowlie W. S. Springs Meagher David M. Wood Cascade C. L. . Myerseck Fergus W. E. Bandenberg Gallatin Martin Doty Lewin and Clark F. W. Kuphal

FIRST ANNUAL FIELD MEET AT BEAVERHEAD HIGH

The first annual field and track meet of Beaverhead County High School was held at the fair grounds last Saturday. Winners gain entry to the State Interscholastic meet in Missoula next month. Ray Willey and Leroy Willey led multiple events with top placements and several records.

Heaverhead County Fair Grounds Missoula Beaverhood High School Albert Stamm J. K. Foote Ray Willey Firat Leroy Willey Selway Stewart Woodside Willard Allerton Henneberry Wilcomb Ray Walley Streb Ray Wiley Melton Wilard Jeroy Willey Stieh Hamner

High School Declamation Contest Seeks State Rep

Friday evening at the High School the annual Declamatory contest will select Heaverhead County High School’s representative for the state contest in Missoula on May 12th and 14th. Participants include Carl Hartwig Will Carroll Will Roas Ray Melton Judson Beat Anna Adams Clare Conger Mabel Kohl Gladys Heyward Ruth Knotts five men and five women. Admission is 25 cents to cover expenses for the winner. Eligibility mirrors Athletic Association rules requiring passing grades and 15 hours weekly prepped recitations, not over 21, with no prior school above High School.

Heaverhead County Missoula Carl Hartwig Will Carroll Will Roas Ray Melton Judson Beat Anna Adams Clare Conger Mabel Kohl Gladys Heyward Ruth Knotts

Fear High Water Again This Year

The prospectors ranchers and mountain travelers fear another flood season if May brings heat, following last year’s disastrous floods. Reports from mountain men describe heavy snow in the hills with daily snowfall continuing this month and little melt in sight.

Don't Forget the Date May 7 Contest in Dillon

Friday evening May 7 at the Normal College assembly hall the town will host the only annual intercollegiate contest among Montana four institutions this year in Dillon. Hazeman Missoula and Helena send representatives. The Normal College seeks a repeat win and the hall is expected to be full.

Normal College Aasembly Dillon Montana Hazeman Missoula Helena

Rawdon Baritone Recital Promises Noted Evening at Normal Tonight

Dillon hosts a rare musical treat with Rawdon the famed Trish Baritone at the Normal assembly hall. Mr Rowdon, assisted by Miss Terry, showcases a solo number and accompaniment. Seats offered at the Post Office store amid praise from Chicago and Cincinnati papers.

Dillon Rawdon Trish Miss Grnetee Heia Blapham Gundahi Rowdon Terry University Hall Tribune Chicago Enquirer Cincinnati Olio

Third Pleasant Connolly Party Held at Idaho Street Home

Last Friday evening marked the third in a series of pleasant gatherings hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Connolly on Idaho Street. Euchre tables were set and refreshments supplied by Misses Ruth and Alice Conway for a crowd including C. W. Robigon, W. C. Orr, Mat Orr, F. Bishop, O. M. Best, J. E. Moree, E. K. Selway, M. A. Walker, E. D. White, T. D. Olmstead, A. C. Gruwell, Theo Shoudy, James Dodd, J. E. Rounds, Leslie Thompson, J. E. Monroe, H. I. McCaleb, Ackley, Potts, Mmes. Kress and Chapman, Miss Matson, and Misa Knapp and Mosher.

Mrs. Connolly Idaho St Ruth Alice Conway C. W. Robigon W. C. Orr Mat Orr F. Bishop J. E. Moree EK. O. Selway M. A. Walker E. D. White T. D. Olmstead A. C. Gruwell Theo Shoudy James Dodd J. E. Rounds Leslie Thompson J. EK. Monroe H. I. McCaleb Ackley Potts Mesdames Kress and Chapman Misa Matson Mesare Knacp Mosher

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