Vermillion Murder Developments Point to Homicide
Developments in the Wilford Vermillion shooting case in Salt Lake indicate murder as he allegedly protected his property. Witnesses and evidence suggest a drunken thief or youth robbed the cash register, with signs of entry through a cellar window and a lead fragment found near the scene. Coroner’s jury continues testimony as Dr. Attlas suffers nervous prostration.
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Wilford Vermillion
Salt Lake
Vermillion
Clark
Judge Vermillion
Wilford
Imade
Salt Lake Tribune
P. G. Attias
Vermiliion
Wedded at Lewistown Today
Ray S Conger of the Tribune staff will wed Miss Marion Weldon at the bride's father James Weldon’s home near Lewistown this afternoon The couple are well known in Dillon society Conger is a native Montanian born in Virginia City and served in Co E during the Spanish American War
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Ray S. Conger
Tribune
Lewistown
Marion Weldon
Dillon
James M. Weldon
Misa Weldon
The
Normal College
E. J
Theribune
Funeral of Little Phil Anderegg
The funeral for 13 year old Phil Anderegg son of Mr and Mrs Philip Anderegg was held at the family home with Rev Dr A B Martin of the Presbyterian church officiating Interment was at Mountain View cemetery. Born January 1 1901 in Dillon he grew up here and was a popular leader among playmates. The family and community express deep sympathy.
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Phil Anderegg
Philip Anderegg
Salt Lake City
City
A. B. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Philip Anderegg, Jr
Dillon
Not Guilty Verdict in Dillon Brewery Duck Killing Case
James L. Weiser, Dillon Brewery proprietor, was acquitted by a jury in Judge Rich's court after a morning trial. Evidence showed he hunted at about 5 am but no witnesses confirmed duck killing. a witness heard two shots and saw him return with an ambiguous object.
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James L. Weiser
Dillon
Deagon
Rich
Weiser
Baptist Pulpit To Be Occupied In Dillon
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District issues a summons in the Farley Grocery Company vs C C George case. The defendant must answer within twenty days and risk default judgment for 167.75 dollars for goods purchased in Dillon. The first publication is August 17, 1904.
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Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
J.T. Barley
L. D. Graeter
Farley Grocery Company
C C. George
State of
Dillon
A. D
Geo. W. French
M. W. French
W. S. Barbour
Plaintiff
Notice of sale in Beaverhead County Montana
Administrator A E Graeter will sell at public auction on September 10 1904 at 2 pm at the front door of Dillon Montana courthouse the undivided one quarter interest in the Springfield lode mining claim Bannack district Beaverhead county for cash. Deed at purchaser expense. First publication August 17 1904.
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Diatrict Court of the Fifth Judicial District
Beaverhead County
Montana
Isaac Poitras
Dillon
Springfield Lode
Bannack
A. E. Graeter
Newlywed Couple Settle in Dillon Apartments
After a brief honeymoon the couple returns to Dillon where they have secured apartments in the Rectory. The Examiner joins friends in wishing them happiness in their new life together.
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Dillon
Benefit Concert for Mrs Pasmore in Dillon Theatre
Mrs J B McKinney plans a benefit concert for the widow of Prof E J Pasmore to honor his memory. The Dillon Theatre will host the event on the Wednesday evening of September 14 with volunteer musical groups and manager Wiksdal donating the theater. The community is urged to attend as seats are expected to sell out.
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J.B. McKinney
E. J. Pasmore
Wiksdal
Dillon Theatre
McKinney
Dillon
Professor Pasmore
First Sermon by Mr. Frost at Dillon Church
A recent Harvard graduate Mr Frost will preach his first sermon at Dillon church next Sunday during the regular morning and evening services.
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Frost
Harvard
Frest
Dillon
Lawsuit Against Co C George Over Unpaid Wages
Beaverhead County Montana court summons plaintiff Mar Hong seeks judgment for 310 dollars. 150 for past three years as cook and waiter in Dillon along with 100 from Ah Wing and 60 from Chin Sing for waiter and cook services. All accounts assigned to plaintiff and unpaid. Deputy Clerk Barbour notes August 16 1904 with first publication August 17 1904.
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Dillon
Montana
Ah Wing
Chin Sing
Mont
Geo. W. French
M. W. French
Barbour
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P. G. Attlas
Little Phil Anderegg
Jim Weiser
Baptist
George B. Conway
Theodore L. Frost
Boston
Allas Summons
Mrs. Pasmore
J. B. McKinney
Musical People of
Allas
Mar Hong
Ness Man
Crouse
Brandegee
Will
Crouse & Brandeolectica
New York
Bett
Eliel Brothers
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