Fatal Accidents Near Dillon Claim Two Lives
A Dillon area report details two recent fatalities. Charlea Ritchey died at the Tom Haw ranch a week ago after an accident near Dillon. Jess Tuffield, a recent Dillon resident, was killed when his horse team bolted while approaching a threshing machine near the Tom Flynn ranch. Tuffield was dragged and killed instantly as the buggy overturned into an irrigation ditch. Dr. Walker declared no inquest necessary. burial held at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Dillon
Charlea Ritchey
Tom Haw Ranch
Jess Tuffielld
Tuffielld
Wilson
Orr
Tom Flynn
Walker
Tuffield
Ringling Broa
Bliss
Idaho
Mountain View Cemetery
High School Notes Include Debating And Basketball Challenge
School notes report report cards issued Monday and Nellie Moore absent sick. The boys debating club met Saturday night in the library. Gertrude Metlen visited Monday. Blacksmith shop work delayed awaiting more shingles. Prof Riedelnberger absent so no music instruction this week. The boys basketball team accepted a Dec 13 contest in Anaconda and are practicing faithfully.
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Prof. Riedelnberger
Anaconda
Coal and wood supplier ready to fill all orders
KE T Brock offers abundant coal and wood stock ready to fill all orders with prompt delivery or pickup to meet customer needs. Located at 16 41, Brock emphasizes reliable supply for a broad customer base.
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KE. T. Brock
Former Governor Robert R. Smith Confined for Kidney Trouble
Former Governor Robert R. Smith is at St. James Hospital with long standing kidney trouble. He shows improvement, sits up briefly, slept well, and hopes to be active again in a few days. Smith previously had kidney surgery in New York three years ago, including removal of one kidney.
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Robert R. Smith
St. James’ Hospital
Wang
Smith
New York
Hia
Big Hole Boy Shot
Idaho youths Randall and Barber attempted to clear a paper wad from an old shotgun using hot ramrod and fishing hooks. The ramrod exploded the gun in Randall’s hand while hooks tore into Barber’s flesh, requiring chloroform to remove the hooks. Randall vows to respect guns after the accident.
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Idaho
Big Hole
Roy Randall
Barber
Randall
Live Stock Men to Meet in Denver January 1908
The eleventh annual convention of the American National Live Stock association is called for Denver on January 21 and 22, 1908. The call cites financial crisis impacts, stock losses, and speculators while outlining discussion topics on forest reserves grazing lands railroad service livestock car shortages and stock train speed limits. It notes the inclusion of ladies day at the bowling alley.
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Denver
American National Live Stock Association
Beaverhead County Commission Improves Bridges and Divides Road Plans
Beaverhead County commissioners in session approve bids for steel bridges with stone and concrete abutments near Dingleys ranch and Sage Creek Crossing. They set bid deadlines for January 14 1908 and prepare plans, while approving contracts for county poor care and public publications. The board reviews road work near Armitead and Ames, and discusses a rural experiment station proposal with funding and governance details.
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Board of County Commissioners
Heaverhead County
Montana
O. C. Gosman
C. W. Francis
W. C. Orr
Jno
Bida
Lima
Red Rock River
Sage Creek
O. E. Peppard
Barretts and
Dewey
Brdges
Neil Sharkey
Tribune Publishing Company
M. A. Walker
H. A. Bond
F. M. Poindexter
McDonald
Arimatead
Armatead
Palmer
Blar’s
Featherly
Foote
Fish
Beaverhead County
Bozeman
County High School
Ames
Dillon
Big Hole
Holiday shopping urged at Dillon merchants
The Dillon merchants showcase a full holiday stock and urge early shopping to guarantee selection and personalized service. They warn that later purchases will face crowded displays, shortened clerk attention, and reduced choices, advising locals and out of town buyers to support home merchants.
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Dillon
Examiner
Montana
Beaverhead County Entered in Four State Futurity
Beaverhead's George Wolf of Dillon brings the county's sole entry to the Four State Futurity for foals of 1907 at the Butte Jockey Club summer meeting. Open to foals born in California Oregon Washington or Montana the stakes total 5000 with 1000 to second and 500 to third. Entries close December 15 1907 with pesos and forfeits due by August 1 and November 5 1908.
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George Wolf
Dillon
Thaa
Beaverhead County
Butte
Butte Jockey Club
Plan for a Northwest State Splitting Washington Oregon Idaho Montana
Delegates from the northwest to the Trans Mississ ippi congress push a new state carved from Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana with Spokane as the capital. Spokane editor N W Durham leads, citing mountains cutting off regions from the rest of their states. He notes rail access only at few passes and panhandle rail links are blocked by broken terrain. Resolutions also call for a government mining bureau agricultural colleges experimental stations and postal savings banks in each congressional district.
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Trans-Mississippi Congress
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Spokane
N. W. Durham
Rockies
Cascade Mountains
Panhandle
Bureau of Mining
Dillon MANS Dead Charles Milton Dies Sudden in Idaho
Word reached Dillon Friday morning of the sudden death of Charles Milton long a local resident. Telegram from Caldwell Idaho signed Bert Grant states Milton died yesterday. Milton worked at the Metlen Hotel and Kunaman House before going into business with Dan Grant, later selling to Charles Perry and moving to Nampa. Further details awaited by his many friends.
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Dillon
Charlea
Milton
Caldwell
Idaho
Charles Milton
Bert Grant
Grant
Dan Grant
Lime
Metlen
George Kunn
Kunaman House
W. HK. Ripley
Orimore
Charles Perry
Nampa
Dewey
Dillen
Prize Contest at Methodist Church Next Friday Evening
The W C To UU will hold a prize contest at the Methodist church on Friday evening December 13. Admission is 10 cents. The program includes music, invocations, and multiple recitations and solos by Georgie Custom, Walter Conway, Morton Elliott, Katella Knotts, Eber Badcon, Sam Ambrose, Anson Baxter, Lincoln Williams, Hugh Anderson, and Isabella Watson. Judges to retire.
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W. C
Georgie Custom
Walter Conway
Morton Elliott
Katella Knotts
Eber Badcon
Sam Ambrose
Anson Baxter
Lincoln Williams
Hugh Anderson
Isabella Watson
Minstrel Show Next at Dillon Theatre December 17
Gortons Minstrel Company of comedians dancers and vaudeville artists will perform at the Dillon Theatre on December 17. The troupe, popular for nearly fifty years and now enlarged, promises all new acts and a high class, entertaining program. A parade by the full company will be held at noon.
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Gorton
Dillon Theatre
Tts
Miner Relay
Xmae Novelties at Hughes and Mc Calebs
Holiday display preview at Hughes and Mc Calebs with festive items and seasonal decor highlighted for shoppers. Store promotes unique ornaments and gift ideas for the Christmas season.
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Hughes & McCaleb’s
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Tom Flynn Ranch
Nellie Moore
Gertrude Metlen
Robert B. Smith
Butte Hospital
Big Hole Boy
Beaverhead