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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1905

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1

Long Beaverhead court calendar opens with murder case

Judge L L Calloway begins a lengthy term with 18 criminal cases on the docket and a sizable civil list. Mathewson stands accused of murdering Tom Ling in Lima, with jurors drawn to serve. probate matters fill initial days as prosecutors prepare for trials and hearings.

L. L. Calloway Parker Melton Ve. Bissell Austin Howell Williams Lima Delleaheepman John H. Clifford Clifford Dart Hardware Co Basin George Butcher Hollen United States Land & Improvement Co Charles Vorst George King Charles Mathews Nick Stagge Jackson Hig Hole Willis Collins Silver Bow County Thiea Justice Courts Saet Wiliam Mathewson Mathewson Tom Ling Matheweon Beaverhead

Sharkey Conger Nuptials In Dillon Society Circle

Misa Nellie Sharkey and Fred A. Conger wed last Thursday at the Sharkey home north of Dillon. Rev. Father Pudenz officiated as relatives and intimate friends attended. The ceremony featured floral decor and a formal dinner, after which the couple departed by train for Helena and other Montana cities before settling in Dillon after February 15.

Misa Nellie Sharkey Fred A. Conger Dillon Neil Sharkey Father Pudenz Ferna Palma C. M. Stolle Misa Ethel Squire Miss Sharkey Frank Sharkey Ferne Margaret Stolle Florence Eva Conger Helena Great Falla Montana Nellie Sharkey James Conger J. W. Morton Go Hardware Bannack Street

Snow White Operetta Set For Next Friday Night

A Snow White operetta directed by Mrs. J B McKinney will be staged next Friday with about 75 children in the cast. A matinee is planned for Saturday afternoon with admission 50 and 25 cents. evening tickets cost 75 and 50 cents. Princess Snow White Edith Melton Queen Jeasie Poindexter Prince Anna Adame Carl Ray Melton Pink Rose Margaret White Red Rose Heasie Clark Forget-Me-Not Waneta Thomas Judson Best Habs Eber Badcon and a forest chorus will perform.

Snow White J.B. McKinney Edith Melton Jeasie Poindexter Prince Anna Adame Carl the Huntemian Ray Melton Margaret White Heasie Clark Waneta Thomas Mox Judson Best Eber Badcon Little Chorue

State Normal College to Build New Buildings With 75000 Bond Issue

A report from Lieut. Governor Norris says Senate Bill No. 11, introduced by Senator White, authorizes 75000 in bonds for erecting and equipping additional State Normal College buildings. The bill passed both houses with no dissent. The land grant is pledged to back the bonds, and approval by Governor Thole is anticipated. Construction expected to start within ninety days, with completion and occupancy aimed by September 1900. The project will transform Normal hill and be welcomed by Dillon and Beaverhead County residents.

Norris Senate White State Normal College House State Normal Land Grant Thole State Board of Land Commissioners Normal Hill Dillon Beaverhead Congress United States McLean O'Connor Negembly Appropriations Committee Johnston Bembrick Coleman Harrington Hilman Murphy Kennedy O’brien Potter Sanders Shannon Sullivan Jefferson Wyman Kohrs Interstate Commmerce Commission Conley & McTague Brigham Ways and Williame

Special School Election in Dillon District for 16000 Bond

Dillon School trustees call a special election for February 18 1905 to authorize 16000 in bonds at five percent for 20 years to add a wing to the current building. Voters will decide at the present school from 2 to 6 pm. The board notes rising enrollment and cites lack of funds and a preferred new northern building option.

Dillon Board of Trustees District No. 10 Izane

Dillon Wedding Of Miss Marion Haining And B Clyde Bennington

Miss Marion Rosanna Haining and B Clyde Bennington wed at 6 pm at the bride’s parents on Thompson Avenue. Haining, daughter of E B Haining, has lived in Dillon two years after schooling in Massachusetts. Bennington heads the freight department for Oregon Short Line at Dillon. The Rev Dr Martin officiated a small ceremony followed by a wedding feast. The couple will reside in the Mayer cottage on Washington Street and host friends after March eighth.

Dillon Marion Rosanna Haining B.clyde Bennington Thompson Avenue Haining E. B. Haining Massachusetts Bennington Oregon Short Line Dr. Martin Presbyterian Church Mayer Washington Street

Baptist Ladies to Serve Supper Next Two Weeks

The Baptist church ladies announce a forthcoming supper with date and place to be announced. Menu includes roast pork with apple sauce roast chicken with cream gravy veal loaf mashed potatoes scalloped potatoes pickles pumpkin pie pineapple cream cake and coffee.

Ladies of the Baptist Church

Legislature Actions Move Bills Across Both Chambers

Both Houses push major bills toward governor signature as committees report favorably on measures including direct senatorial election funding, road and telegraph use, and taxation. The gambling bill faces doubt. a single exemptions bill passes. several bills killed or referred.

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