City Council Meetings Grants Liquor Permits and Reports Decline
The city council, led by President Eliel, approved six month retail liquor licenses for Frank B Williams Callahan Co J C Metten and Provost Rippley as officers report a quiet month with only 144.00 in fines collected. The health committee notes no contagious disease and smallpox fears appear unlikely. Bills and salaries are listed with payments to printing supplies salaries and utilities.
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Eliel
Graeter
Rise
Best
Selway
Frank B. Williams
Callahan & Co
J. C. Metten
Provost & Rippley
F. C. Kress
Tribune Publishing Co
Jasper Nelson
Edwin Norris
A. S. Johnson
Dart Hardware Co
Dillon Lumber Co
Jos. Rich
J. W. Morton
First National Bank
Geo. M. Matson
F. EB. Foote
May Innes
A. R. Elliott
Marie Gellup
A. B. Pub. Co
H.R. Melton
Fred Oliver
F. L. Stone
Charles Fourdice
Concert at M E church delights Dillon crowd
The Dillon Orchestra and local performers presented a Saturday night program under Prof E J Pasmore. Singers Mae Rich and a quartet including Lyree and Stevenson impressed the large audience. Receipts totaled 74.55 with about 300 attendees. proceeds fund a church piano.
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M. E. Church
Dilon
Dillon
E. J. Pasmore
Mae Rich
DeKoven
Charles P. Thomas
MEK
Big Hole Basin Social Notes and Local Happenings
Frank Pendleton sold a small herd of dry cows to Anaconda interests Saturday. The July Flower mines bonding is postponed until spring. A Tacoma Meat Co. buyer bought 254 head of beef steers for S6 people and they were driven out Tuesday. Bud Clark was injured at the Zorn sawmill Tuesday with leg bruises but no bones broken. Postmaster Strowbridge learned of new mail carry plans between Wisdom and Fox aiming for daily or at least thrice weekly service. A Surprise party at John C. Paddock’s Saturday night featured two violins a guitar and a mandolin with songs and jig dances and a long past midnight farewell.
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Tacoma Meat Co
Bud Clark
Zorn
Strowbidge
Washington
Wisdom
Fox
Strowbridge
Basin
John C. Paddock
Horses For Dakota Shipment Derailed by Incomplete Copy
John Hoffman and H E Andrews drove a band of 50 horses to river bridges yesterday for shipment to North Dakota. Twenty six horses belong to us and the remaining 28 belong to其他 parties.
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John Hoffman
H. E. Andrews
Iwir
Shipent
North Dakota
Legislature Defeats Woman Suffrage Bill in House
The legislature worked through the day with notable action. The woman suffrage bill failed to reach the two thirds necessary after a 40 to 24 vote, though reconsideration was granted. Other measures were turned down or sent to committees and reports favored. Senate Bill No 23 would rename the Montana State Normal School to Montana State Normal College and allocate 35060 for the St Louis exposition. Ward’s bill H R No 108 on county and state board equalization powers gained the majority required. A large batch of new bills was read and referred to committees.
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House
Senate
Montana State Normal School
Montana State Normal College
Ward
Emma placer record filed in Grasshopper area
The Emma placer claim on Grasshopper near Spring Gulch was filed Thursday by Jergen Butelen and covers 20 acres. Affidavits for annual representation of the Moonlight Sunlight and Chinook claims in the Utopia district were recorded. Beaverhead Copper Mining and Smelting Co. owns all claims. $100 of work per claim was done by R. J. Ball. A Moonlight tunnel reaches 40 feet.
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Emma Placer
Thurdsay
Jergen Butelen
Spring Gulch
Utopia District
Beaverhead Copper Mining and Smelting Company
R. J. Ball
Butte Buyer Mikes Up Beef Cattle Bid
Mike Lavelle the Butte buyer arrived Wednesday evening and is expected to purchase additional beef cattle.
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Mike Lavelle
Butte
Illness on Eastern Journey Sparks Ptomaine Alarm
Mrs. B. F. White and her children suffered suspected ptomaine poisoning after dining car meals aboard a Helena to Florida trip. The train halted an hour at Billings for medical aid, with further care required in Minneapolis before resuming their journey south. Speaker White remained uncertain about the outcome until confirmation from his family.
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Inter Mountain
B. F. White
Helena
Florida
Billings
Ie Spaker
Minneapolis
Ncessary
White
January Weather Report Highlights Local January Climate
From Prof Monroe monthly meteorological report for January: mean temperature 27.6 degrees, maximum 49 on the 3rd and 4th, minimum 1 above on the 11th, total precipitation 0.82 inches, snowfall 8.2 inches. There were 13 clear days, 11 partially cloudy days and 7 cloudy days.
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Monroe
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Beaverhead County
Notice is given that in pursuance of a district court order in Beav erhead County Montana the administrator of P T Bryant deceased will sell at public auction on February 7 1903 at 12 m the south half of the southwest quarter of section 23 township 13 south range together with water ditches tenements and appurtenances There is a 10 percent deposit with the balance due upon court confirmation Deed at purchaser's expense First publication January 14 1903 AL E GRAETER Administrator of said estate 34-4-1
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District Court of the Fifth Judicial District
Beaverhead County
P. T. Bryant
Dell
Montana
Beavrehead County
South Range
AL E
Graeter
Notice to Prove Will in Beaverhead District Court
The District Court of Beaverhead County Montana schedules February 27 1903 at 10am in Dillon for proving the will of Joseph Arbour deceased and hearing Alfred Arbour's petition for letters testamentary. Clerk GEO W FRENCH signs the notice with attorney W S Barbour. First publication February 4 1903.
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Fifth Judicial District of
Montana
Beaverhead
Joseph Arbour
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Alfred Arbour
Caid
Geo. W. French
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Newsy
Big Hole Basin
Frank Pendleton
Dakota
Equitable Life Insurance Society OF New York
Lincoln
the Equitable Society OF the United States
W. D. Fenner
Harbour Block
G. T. Paul
F. E
Christiansen
Kentucky Avenue
Vine Street
Mont
Dillon Cash
Tain Street
Postoffice Building
B. VF. White
R. A. Sullivan
L. F. Graves
Pres. A. IL
Ston
Wo. Roz
State Bank of Dillon
Dillon, Montana
United States
Europe
F.L. Graves
Martin Barrett
Jos
Shineberger
A. F. Graeter
A. L. Stone
Attorney-at-Law
DR. C. M. Eddy
Telephone Central
Upper
Montana St
Salt Lake Port
J. B, McKinney
W. S. Barbour
Potioner
Union Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Chicago
F. A. Miller
Claude S. Williams
West Second South St. Salt Lake
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