Wedding Sparks Melrose Amid License Hurdle
In Melrose April 28 William Campbell and Emma Jones wed with Rev. Jones officiating after the groom secured a Beaverhead county license. A serenade greeted them upon return to the Waul home and friends wished the couple happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Campbell
Emma Jones
Melrose
Jones
Oscar Waul
Beaverhead
George Richorn
Beaverhead County
Waul
Campbell
Burg
Polaris Social Roundup Includes Dances and Trips
Special correspondence from Polaris notes residents from Grasshopper attending a Dil lon gathering. Mr and Mrs Pyle Mr and Mrs Mulany James Abrams Louis Krueger and the Cozads are mentioned with returns and visits. The Cozads hosted a Friday night dance and Mrs McConnell visits her sister. Mulany travelled to Salmon for steers. Snow has melted and pastures turn green as cattle are turned out and brushing begins.
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Dillon
Mrs. Pyle
Mrs. Mulany
Louis Krueger
Cozads
Little Daughter
Mr. Abrams
Dillon Lumber stockholders reelect officers at meeting
A Dillon Lumber Co meeting on Wednesday evening re elected the incumbent officers F W Vogler president B F White vice president J B McKinney secretary treasurer and manager and A D Quantrell of Blackfoot Idaho attended to oversee the establishment’s interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Lumber Company
F. W. Vogler
B. F. White
J. B. McKinney
A. D. Quantrell
Blackfoot
Idaho
Miss Bell Odell Dead at Columbus
Miss Bell Odell aged sixteen to seventeen died of quick consumption at Columbus Montana after months of illness. Her funeral was held in the Congregational church with Rev. Alice Barnes delivering the sermon. The Sunday school class of Mrs Line mourned with a black draped chair and a wreath. Pall bearers were Ora Peabody Grace Pring Edna Rosean Grace Weatherson Christine Madison and Daisy Penman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Odell
Columbus
Montana
Miss Bell
Tri-County News
Bell Odell
Congregational Church of Columbus
Alice Barnes
Ora Peabody
Grace Pring
Edna Rosean
Grace Weatherson
Christene Madson
Daisy Penman
The Wirelese Born at Avalon in March History Dispatch
The only daily newspaper broadcasting via wireless telegraph began on March 25 at Avalon in Santa Catalina. This birth marks a landmark in journalism and news dissemination for isolated regions, signaling the start of a new epoch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wireless Telegraph
Avalon
Santa Catalina
Wirelese
Beaverhead County Bounty Inspectors Appointed
The Beaverhead county board named bounty inspectors for each district including Dillon T S Landers and Tom Taylor and others in Bannack Jackson Wisdom Dewey Bedrock Dell Patterson Lima Grant. Inspectors will examine hides to issue certificates and enable bounty payments once approved by the county clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Board of Bounty Commissioners
T. B. Craver
A.C. Hammond
Paul Jahnke
Parker
Beaverhead
Dillon
T. S. Landers
Tom Taylor
Bannack
Fielding L. Graven, Jr
Jackson
Ernest A. Benjamin
Wisdom
V F Q Girls Entertainment Raises About Seventy Dollars
The V F Q girls thank the public for a large audience at their Saturday night entertainment. Proceeds from the event total about seventy dollars. The club plans more entertainments in coming years and meets next Saturday at Miss Elinor Poindexter's home to discuss new features and initiate a new member. Victor Stolle leaves for Glendale for the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Selway
Mae Hansen
Cleo Harrison
Aclool
Elinor Poindexter
Victor Stolle
Glendale
Nancy Featherly
Blanche Morse
Blacktail Hunter Seeks Helpers During Lambing Rush
George Murray arrives in town to recruit men to assist with large flocks during lambing. He reports finishing lambing one group and despite bad weather saved most of the newborn lambs, noting unusually good luck.
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George Murray
Piano Duet Delights Audience at Local Farce
At the close of the second farce a piano duet by Verena Lindfore and Gertrude Metlen drew strong approval. Proceeds from the entertainment will fund a valuable and useful gift for the high school.
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Verena Lindfore
Gertrude Metlen
Railroads of the United States Invest Nearly 400 Million Dollars
Improvements under way by the railroads of the United States aggregate nearly 400 million dollars. Projects include track modernization and new rolling stock to boost efficiency and capacity nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Million-Dollar Challenge for Household Servant Duties
A Chicago man offers a reward of one million dollars to the girl or woman who satisfactorily performs the duties of a household servant during his lifetime. The unusual incentive aims to secure trusted staff for his household operations.
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Chicago
Lawyer Marries Heiress After $10,000 Suit
A New York lawyer wed the daughter of a client after recovering $10,000 in a suit. He shows ambition to take the entire sum rather than a fair fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Jennings
Theresa
New York
Mrs. Jennings
Massachusetts Rural Road Network Expansion
Massachusetts has built 415 miles of good roads in recent years at a cost of 5 000 000 dollars. The plan argues that first class rural roads would most boost the state's development more than any other measure.
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Massachusetts
Commission Probes Anthracite Trust in New York
The Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate alleged anthracite coal trust in New York. The commission’s familiarity with the agency suggests a predictable outcome from the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
New York
Commission
High School Trustees Elect New Officers
The free county high school board met Saturday in the library to organize, electing J. E. Morse as chair and Miss Estella Mae Rich as secretary. Details were discussed and the school term will continue to its end. New board members include J. BE. Morae, B. FE. White, Geo. R. Featherly, Geo. B. Conway, D. EK. Metlen, A. S. Rife, and Miss Estella Mae Rich.
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The
Free County High School
J. E. Morse
Estella Mae Rich
J. BE. Morae
B. FE. White
Geo. R. Featherly
Geo. B. Conway
D. EK. Metlen
A. S. Rife
Dillon Examiner Reports Timely News Coverage
The Dillon Examiner provides ongoing local reporting with focus on community events, public notices, and regional updates for residents and readers seeking current information.
Summons in Beaverhead County civil action 1903
O. K. Paul & Co. sue John R. Clawson in Lima Town ship Beaverhead County Justice Court for 15.19 dollars for goods sold in March 1901 plus an assigned account with interest. Don Bray JP presiding. Court sets May 14 1903 2 PM at the Lima office to answer. Failure to appear may yield default judgment. First published April 15 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Clawson
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Lima
O. K. Paul & Company
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Polaris
Jas. A. Mulkern
Salt Lake City
Utah
Mr. Mulkern
Mrs. Mulkern
W. L. Robbins
San Diego
Cal
Thos. Robbins
H.H. Townshend
Odd Fellows
Henry Gelhaus
Butte
Dr. Molleur
Mrs. McConnell
Billings
Mrs. Marsh
Mr. Mulany
Meeting of Stockholders
Angel of Charity
Smith
Dillon Orchestra
Jetta Pierce
Grace Graeter
George P. Hughes
Miss Bell Odell
Tom Landers
Tom Taylor Naited
Box
Cox
BOX and Cox
Somers
Miller
Minnie Streit
Verena Lindfors
Low Bemis
Bessie Wall
Curwen
Agnes Roberts
Pearl Eaton Jane
Cleo Harris
Willis Campbell
Douglas Palmer
Dillon Examiner
Chickering Pianos
America
Reeves
Music House
Helena
Crown Cottage
Bradley Q Vrooman Co
Dart Hardware CO
Dillon, Montana
Albert Stamm
Justice Court
Lima Township
Don Bray
Justice of the Peace
O. K. Paul
G. T. Paul
O. K. Paul & Co
Plaintiff
Con Bray
Said Township
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Joseph H. Cowan
W. S. Barbour
Lucy W. Cowan
Mammoth
Poindexter & Orr L. S. Co
Dillon, Mont
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