Limiting Saloons in Dillon Scrutinized at City Meeting
Dillon council debated an Alderman Knapp proposal to cap saloons at eight, aiming for one per 250 or 300 residents. No action taken. The meeting also considered water intake improvements, city finances, and revised ordinances oversight.
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Knapp
Dillon
White
J. B. Poindexter
Phillips
Orr
Riley
Gruwell
Lenkersdorfer
Fire Department
Stone
E. O. Selway
E. W. Slack
Scott
Leonard Eliel
G. T. Paul
John Gelhaus
Provost & Ripley
Alderman Riley
R. L. Riley
Dillon E
L& P. Co
Harry Brown
Wm, Clark
Dillon Imp Co
J. A. Loach
C. W. Conger
Fred Oliver
Ed Ford
A. L. Badcon
R. A. Reynolds
E. T. Brock
Mary Innes
W. C. Orr
N. S. Wood
Dillon Lumber
Jumber
Fred Baker
George Metlen
Dillon Coal & Trans. Co
Bell Telephone Co
Tella
Charles Sassman
F. L. Stone
C. W. Scott
Frank Howell
J. F. Bishop
H. Patterson
D. L Smith
Mre
L. J. Thomas
John F. Davies
Oscar Findiog
Dillon District Court to Convene With Long Docket
Judge Callaway will open the regular Dillon term next week without a jury. The docket lists numerous Montana cases across criminal perjury grand larceny debt water rights and divorce actions including Stone v Stone Froman Butler Phillips Burne Bradwell Garr and others along with replevin foreclosure and partition suits. The lengthy calendar reflects diverse civil and criminal matters before the court.
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Judge Callaway
District Court
Dillon
State of Montana Va
Frederick L. Stone
State of Montana
Benj
Froman
Joseph Butler
Arthur Phillips
Thomas Burne
Carrie E. Stone
B. O. Fournier
Walter P. Fox
Ajax Live Stock Co
Wm. Montgomery
Thomas Flynn
Harry Rash
First National Bank of Dillon
Beaverhead Creamery Asa’n
the Trust Company of America
Dillon E. L. & P. Co
Harry G
L. Call
Eunice A. Selway
B. FE
White
Guardian
H. B. Selway
Gro. Co
Wm. C. Melogue
Mary Konlyac
Bartol Konyac
Arlin A. Froman Ve. Benj
F. Froman
Joseppine Black
Ben F. Butler
H. C. Patterson
Fred Jenson
B. Gallick
Ethel Rhodes
Et Ux
Margaret Yee
Jas
W. Yeo
Graeter Gro
R. C. Kuntz
A. D. Young
John Butala
Joseph Butala
Maggie Butala
Isaac F. Martin
Mary &E. Stanchfield
Admx
C. H. Strowbridge
W. T. Anderson
Woods Live Stock Co
James Kirkpatrick
Ferdinand Gattan
Joseph Plockett
Et al
Inc
W. Morton
Kate Bitzharrie
P. F. Rudy
George Noble
B. G. Swafford
Geo. H. Howard
Orpha J. Clements
Arnold G. Clements
Emerson Hill
Henry Thompson
J. Mullaney
John E. Hample
Geo. J. Staudaker
Margaret KE. Barbour
L. G. Woodside
David Evana
G. Evang
Edward Gleed
O. Beal
W. S. Tash
J. C. Hartigan
Pioneer Arthur Sullivan Dies After Six Week Illness
Arthur Sullivan, a beloved Dillon, Montana community figure and longtime rancher, died at nearly 86 after a six week illness from general debility linked to kidney disease. Born June 8, 1822 in North Carolina, he migrated west, mined for gold in California and Montana, and later settled in Dillon. He was a Republican earlier in life, then a Democrat, and was active in Dillon Lodge No. 30 A F and A M and in Royal Arch Masons. Funeral services are set for Thursday at 2 PM at the Masonic temple, with interment at Poindexter cemetery.
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Montana
Dark Angel
Sullivan
Masonic Temple
Dillon Lodge
No. 30
A. F
A. M
A. B. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Poindexter
Arthur Sullivan
Gilford County
North Carolina
Indiana
Ruth W. Bond
Richmond
Harvey Sullivan
Anna Hart
Mra
Sarah Lammgdre
W. Tilden
California
Jenning
Jennings Bar
Dillon
Republican Party
Dillon Chapter
Royal Arch Magonas
Beaverhead County Fair Association elects officers and forms committees
The Beaverhead County Fair Association met at the courthouse to elect officers G R Featherly president O C Gosman vice president L A Carruthers secretary and F White treasurer Two committees on location and on incorporation and by laws were named Dr W C Orr G R Featherly J K Morae and H J Selway George Lovell H A Kaiser will lead the location and incorporation tasks to advance plans for a county wide fair with a $10000 capital stock and broad county representation.
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Beaverhead County Fair Association
Court House
Featherly
Gosman
Carruthers
F. White
W. C. Orr
G. R. Featherly
J. K. Morae
H. J. Selway
George Lovell
H. A. Kaiser
Carruthera
Beaverhead County
Water rights and civil actions listed in docket
W. A. Armitage vs Highland Water Co et al for water right. Gleed and Thompson vs Fred Schultz for debt. Roccoe C Johnson vs F L Stone and W A Lovell for damages. A J Downing vs Rachel R Downing for divorce. Roy S Dingley vs State Bank and Graeter Elec Co for water right.
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W. A. Armitage
Highland Water Co
Gleed & Thompson
Fred Schultz
Roccoe C. Johnson
F. L
Cupid’s Meshes Announces Carrie Oliver Will Simpson Marriage
Announcement of the wedding of Carrie Rita Oliver daughter of Mr and Mrs Wason M Oliver to Will W Simpson a Dillon Tribune editor to be held Wednesday February 10 at four o clock in Cottage Grove home of the bride’s parents east of Dillon The bride is a Dillon native and Normal College student The groom is a Dillon Tribune editor and well known in Beaverhead County and statewide circles with many friends sending best wishes for the couple’s future
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Wason M. Oliver
Carrie Rita
Will W. Simpson
Cottage Grove
Dillon
Miss Oliver
Mr. Simpson
W. M. Oiiver
The
Normal College
Pirland
Beaverhead
Dillon Tribune
Missouri
Misa Oliver
Former Dillon Lady Dead at Omaha Home
Mrs J C Orem mother of Deputy State Mining Inspector W B Orem died Friday after a short illness from brain vessel rupture and pneumonia. Pioneer west woman married 1868 Salt Lake, lived Dillon since 1881. Survived by two sons Fred and W S B, two daughters Mrs Percy henson and Lessie, four Ogden brothers. Funeral held in Omaha Saturday.
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Omaha
Neb
J. C. Orem
W. B. Orem
Oath
Dillon
Fred
Butte
Mia
Percy Henson
Lessie Orem
Ogden
Reduction in ore rates at East Helena Smelter
Frank Marshall Smith, manager of the East Helena Smelter, says rates have fallen by 3 to 4 per ton in the last week from the prior raise that shuttered 40 mines. He adds that, at present, only contract shippers are sending ore to the plant.
County fair pledge asks for stock or goodwill support
The notice urges readers to submit the proposition for a county fair by buying stock or contributing goodwill. It emphasizes four keys: good exhibits, clean amusements, strong attendance, and favorable weather. Directors can ensure cleanliness and respectability of amusements, while attendees must provide exhibits and attendance.
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Alderman Knapp
John S. Baker
Helena Land Office
Callaway
Grim Reaper
Mr. Sullivan
Kansas City
Abraham Lincoln
Colorado
Bannack
Carrie Oliver
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