Rescue of a Dillon Guest From Deep Snow in the Rockies
Edgar Ferris recounts saving Archie the bartender during deer hunting in the Main Range. After Archies continued pursuit, deepening snow left him buried neck deep. Ferris urged the exhausted hunter to stay hopeful, rode to fetch help, and brought him back to a sheep cabin where warmth and supper restored him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Ferris
Dillon
Rockies
Medicine Lodge
Examiner
Archie
Mr. Ferris
Ferris
Hunter
Arch
Horace K Turner Pictures Spark School Exhibition
The County High School hosted a late afternoon to Monday exhibit of Horace K Turner pictures with many beautiful works and strong attendance. Miss Bertha Huntsman spoke on Apollo and Aurora, while the V F Q club at the Rectory elected new officers led by Minnie Streit. Theta girls were hosted by Bessie Tyree and Grace Gray, with Nan Featherly to host later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace K. Turner
Bertha Huntsman
Apollo
Aurora
V. F. Q. Club
Minnie Streit
Pearl Eaton
Laura Jenking
Gertrude Metlen
Cleo Harrison
Verena Lindfors
Mae Hansen
Mabel Selway
Theta
Bessie Tyree
Grace Gray
Tryce
Nan Featherly
WHI Soon Have Cash in Plenty
The house committee on appropriations met Saturday and agreed on maintenance appropriations for the state institutions. After funding current departments, requests for new buildings and betterments will be considered. Officials expect a surplus by year end, larger in the next year, with liberal but not extravagant spending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Committee On Appropriations
Engagement Announced for Miss Ollie Sharkey and Rev Frank B Bonner
The Recorder notes the engagement of Miss Ollie Sharkey and Rev Frank B Bonner. The couple are popular in Salmon society with many friends showering congratulations. Miss Sharkey is known to the Dil Jon community and is a graduate of the State Normal last June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Sharkey
Frank B. Bonner
Recorder
Sharkey
Melrose News Notes Char Bond and Mills Visit Melrose
Special correspondent reports Chas Bond and Charlie Mills of Butte spent Washington Birthday vacationing in Melrose. Local residents include Mrs. B Bradford ill with heart trouble and Mrs. Elen Jennings confined by a fall. Kathleen Naughton and Florence Conway visit relatives, while Grandma Hungate remains seriously ill. Mrs. Mulkern to sing at Normal Hall in Dillon with Mr. Conway hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Examiner
Melrose
Chas. Bond
Charlie Mills
Butte
Washington
B. Bradford
Elen Jennings
T. J. Lynch
Childre
Adobetown
Madison County
Montana
Joseph Gelhaus
Grandma Hungate
Dillon
Normal Hall
Jas. Mulkern
Our
Little Burg
Suit over $5,000 claim for lodging house goods
George Noah files suit in Silver Bow district court against Edwin H. Beal and T. H. Mulroney to recover $5,000 for alleged theft of household goods from Cash lodging house at 51 53 West Galena. He says the defendants took over the property on May 15 and during the next 20 days stripped the place and removed partitions, costing him about $10 daily income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Noah
District Court of
Silver Bow County
Edwin H. Beal
T. H. Mulroney
West
Galena Street
Many Dollars Have Been Demanded in State Appropriations
Representative Conner introduced in the house the general appropriation bill for executive and judicial departments. The measure proposes funding for 1903 and 1904 with numerous salary cuts and new allowances affecting the attorney general’s office, state auditor, secretary of state, treasurer, and other state offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Representative Conner
Committee On Appropriations
House
State Auditor’s Office
Board of Prison Commissioners
State Board of Pardons
Attorney General
Attorney General’s Office
Assistat Superintendent of Public Instruction
Commissioner of Labor
Inspector of Coal Mines
State Board of Equalization
Law Library
Board of Examiners
National Guard
Prisons Board Expenses Trimmed. Capitol Maintenance Raised
The board of prison commissioners office and traveling costs are cut from 250 to 100 dollars annually. The capitol building and grounds maintenance budget, previously 7 955 dollars, is boosted to 12 000 dollars for each of the next two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tione
Board of Prison Commissioners
Capitol
Also Mentioned on This Page
the County High School
Equitable Life Insurance Society OF New York
Lincoln
Life Assurance
the Equitable Society OF the United States
W. D. Fenner
Harbour Block
C. I. Christiansen
Contractor and Builden
Kentucky Avenue
Vine Street
Dillon, Mont
Kathleen Naughton
Florence Conway
Will
Fase le Head
Kansas City
Saint Louis
Memphis
Southeastern Limited
Springfield
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
G. W. Martin
Western
Denver, Colo
Dillon Cash
Tain Street
Postoffice Building
B. F. White
R. A. Sullivan
First National Bank
F. Graves
Ww. Roz
A. Ll. Stone
State Bank of Dillon
Dillon, Montana
United States
Europe
Graves
Rez
Martin Barrett
Jos. Shineberger
A. F. Grarter
A. L. Stong
Edwin Norris
Examiner Ofce
A. L. Bancon
N. G. W.F. Casasore
Secy
Lamber
Upper
Montana St
Beaverhead County
Salt Lake Port
Dillon Lumber Co
J. B. Mkkinney
Union Pacific
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Chicago
F. A. Miller
Claude S. Williams
South St. Salt Lake
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