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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1904

Page

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Changes in Council Elect George W French President

Alderman George W French was elected president of the council to fill the vacancy from Alderman Poindexter's resignation. A new third ward alderman will be elected at the next meeting. The council accepted Norris and Poindexter resignations, considered bids for a city fire building, and discussed city hall plans and ground options. A plan to lease land for a new firehouse was adopted with bids to be sought.

White Norris Edwin Norris J. B. Poindexter Poindexter Third Ward Bond George W. French Alderman French William Spearin Wolf Fire and Order Committee Fire Department T. M. Selway Construc

Christmas Feast Theft Arrests Reported

Pat Sweeney Chas McGough and Ray Wilton were arrested by Chief Dan Ward on a petit larceny charge for stealing a turkey and five chickens from J. B. McLaren. Wilton confessed after being confronted with evidence and described cooking the turkey as a Delmonice for a party at Sweeney’s Hogan’s alley home. The others pleaded not guilty and await trial next Tuesday. bonds set at 200 dollars. Wilton released on recognizance.

Pat Sweeney Chas McGough Ray Wilton Dan Ward J. B. McLaren Wilton McLaren Hogan’ S Alley

Levi Cartier Dead A Butte Trader Remembered

Dr H A Bond received a telegram this morning announcing the death of Levi Cartier a well known Beaverhead county butcher and cattle buyer and longtime Glendale camp entrepreneur. Cartier was a pioneer in the county stock trade and his passing is mourned by ranchers and stockmen alike.

H. A. Bond Levi Cartier Butte Mr. Cartier Beaverhead County Glendale

Teachers head to Helena for annual state association meeting

Dr H H Swain Dr W C Bagley Professora Monroe Ruedi ger Koontz and Potter depart this week for Helena to attend the annual meeting of the state teachers association.

H. H. Swain W. C. Bagley

Clifford Has Troubles Held on Charge of Fraud

Michael L. Clifford, traveling salesman for the American Broom Co of St Paul, arrested in Butte on fraud charges, was brought to Dillon. Prosecutors say he took receipts from broom sales. Clifford claims the money was wages. He pleaded not guilty before Judge Rich, trial set, bonds set at 1000 dollars but not posted.

Clifford Michael L. Clifford The American Broom Co St. Paul Butte Dillon Rich

Birch Creek rancher McLain bound over for cattle theft trial

J W McLain a Birch creek rancher and former Butte businessman faced a district court trial after Judge Rich bound him over on a cattle stealing charge. Neighbor Frank P Tait alleged brand alteration and ear trimming on a three year old steer.

J. W. McLain Birch Creek Butte Justice Court Rich McLain John Collings Silver Bow County Frank P. Tait Tait

Dillon Ladies Open House New Year in Social Season

Dillon hosts plan New Year open house at multiple homes. Theta club at George Conway residence welcomes friends from 3 p.m. H. N. Stevenson and L. Cushing hosts with a list of young ladies assisting. Duplicate Whist Club at W A Jones home opens 3 30 p.m. Evening party by Social Night at O M Heat home.

Dillon George Conway Theta Club H. N. Stevenson Lorenzo Cushing Stevenson Mae Rich Liza Selway Ethel Squire Maidie Rife Plama Tattersall Clara Hughes Mayme French W.A. Jones Duplicate Whist Club Meadamea W. A. Jones W. C. Bagley W. V. Kingsbury J. B. Poindexter F. C. Kress C. R. Squire Miss Dorchester Social Hight

Christmas Programs Highlight Public School Festivities

Christmas exercises spread joy across multiple grades with dramas recitations songs and a Santa tableau. Students from Misa Burk Miss Innea and Miss Jeffreys rooms performed a Mother Goose based drama while Tattersall's third graders presented recitations and song.

Misa Burk Innea Miss Jeffreys Mother Googie Mies Tattersall Eddie Nelson Irma Stone Pauline Guidici Santa Claus Santa Clause George Baker Meg Ethel Adams Bob Dale Metler Misa Paxton

Wedding at the Metlen Hotel in Medicine Lodge region

Miss Clara Schuler daughter of Fred Schuler, a Horse Prairie sheepman, wed Edgar Ferrie a Medicine Lodge ranchman in a quiet ceremony held Monday evening in the Metlen hotel parlors at 8 o clock. Rev Dr Martin of the Presbyterian church performed the service with Miss Ola Cornell as bridesmaid and Charles Burden as best man. The couple will reside at Ferrie’s ranch on the Medicine Lodge.

Metlen Clara Schuler Fred Schuler Horse Prairie Edgar Ferrie Medicine Lodge Mellon Dr. Martin Presbyterian Church Ola Cornell Misa Schuler Charles Burden Mr. Ferris Mre Ferria

Jacobs Bill For Water Project Under Review By Engineer

Mayor White received a letter from Frank C. Kelsey of Salt Lake, the city water system supervisor, outlining his estimate of justified payments to Jacobs. Kelsey cuts many charges while approving others, indicating Jacobs should be paid about 4338.60 compared with the council’s near 1100. The dispute hints at potential court action and a possible judgment for Jacobs if pursued. The council water committee seeks an amicable settlement.

B. 4. Jacobs Jacobs Kelsey G. W. French Kenyon News Co Edwin Norris First National Bank B. F. Sanders Dan Mooney A. L. Anderson John Banks John Shively White Frank C. Kelsey Salt Lake Council Grand Bluff Jacoba Tim Crrver Headgate Evervoir Hill Fron Henry Orchard Dillon

Apportionment for Schools and Lectures Noted

Miss Mae Katella Rich announces the annual apportionment of the county school fund from the general two mill levy. The distribution lists districts Bannack through Wisdom with varying amounts, excluding special taxes and state funds. Prof. M V O Shea will lecture Tuesday at 8:30 p m in the Normal Assembly hall with reserved seats on sale.

Miss Mae Rich Mae Katella Rich Bannack Bishops Barretta Argenta Glendale Deweys Horse Prairie Birch Creek Dillon Wise River Lima West Wisdom Bedrock Wisdom Big Hole Basin Fox West

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