Dillon Gazette Publication Notice and Subscription Details
Published weekly with editor EB L Poindexter. Entered September 2012 in Dillon Montana. Second class matter under the 1879 act. Subscription price two dollars per year in advance. Mailed to subscribers until a definite discontinuation order is received and arrears paid.
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Dillon
Montana
Congress
Beav erhead County Paper Promises Largest Paid Circulation
The Pillow Examiner guarantees advertisers the largest bona fide paid circulation of any paper published in Beaverhead County. Subscription records and mailing lists are open to advertiser inspection.
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Pillow Examiner
Beaverhead County
Wireless Law Sets Ship Safety Standards for Ocean Vessels
A new wireless law to take effect next July requires all U S jurisdictional steamships carrying fifty or more people to have wireless transmission apparatus and be detained in port until equipped. The rule follows wireless service praised after a passenger shipwreck and signals advancing sea travel safety.
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United States
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
How Montana Is Growing
Montana shows notable growth in 17 counties with a $330 558 rise in taxable wealth over last year The gains span across land and urban real estate with 61 485 acres added to the assessed land base, including substantial increases along railroad corridors and in cities such as Helena.
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Montana
J. J. Ryan
State Board of Equalization
Lewis and Clark
Helena
Bryan Says He Is Not A Candidate For Anything
The message quotes Mr. Bryan declaring he is not a candidate for any office or project. It notes the implication that he remains uncommitted and free to act as he pleases. The piece mentions Governor Haron and a July date as part of the surrounding discussion.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Haron
Property transfers and mining deeds across Big Hole basin region
A sequence of land patents and warranty deeds records transfers near Point of Rocks Dillon Wisdom and the Big Hole basin plus multiple mining deeds in Aspen Idanha Red Top and Elkhorn districts. Notable entries include Henry Johnson Catherine Staudacher Frank Taber James Fleming William Pottle Frank Klein Joseph Davies Lutle Spry Grant Spry Carl Julius Johnson Moses D Jardine Alonzo A Kenison Serafin Roberts and others with various acreages and modest consideration sums.
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Henry Johnson
Point of Rocks
Catherine Staudacher
Frank Taber
James Fleming
Dell
William Pottle
Big Hole Basin
Frank Klein
Joseph Davies
Lutle Spry
Grant Spry
Carl Julius Johnson
Moses D. Jardine
Alonzo A. Kenison
Dillon
Serafin Roberts
State Bank of Dillon
Moses Jardine
Alfred Turner
William Montgomery
Dillon Implement Company
David Beaver
James Abrams
Helen Judge
Polaris
Franklin Bradley
Lewis Ellis
Ellis
Beaverhead County
Montana
Wisdom
Big Hole Commercial Company
E. J. Ripley
Frank Felt
Aspen No
Idanha
Red Top
Elkhorn
Central Lode
Katie
Red Top Lode
Apex
Idanha Lode
Silver Star
Aspen Lode
Eklhorn
Dan Grant
Carroll Dolman
James Wills
Carroll Placer
Big Hole Placer
Belle
Bids Sought for Dormitory Groceries and Supplies
State Board of Examiners invites bids for groceries meats and other supplies for the Montana State Normal College dormitory Dillon Montana for six months starting September 1 1910. Bids due August 9 by 8 pm at the college office with duplicates mailed to H H Swain. Board reserves right to reject modify or increase or diminish quantities.
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State Board of Examiners
Montana State Normal College
Dillon
Montana
State Normal College
H. H. Swain
Water right decree details mining claims and locations
The document records a water right for Donovan with a set flow rate on Black Canyons Creek near Horse Prairie. It lists distribution to Alice Yoe’s children and marks mining locations in Elk Horn and Bloody Dick districts including Jim lode Rainbow lode Comet Felt Jode Meteor Idanha Dell Homestake and Dell lode sites.
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John “Donovan
Horse Prairie
Alice Yoe
Dillon
Frank Felt
Meteor Lode
Idanha
Elkhorn District
James Rafter
Mike Harrington
Jim Lode
Rainbow Lode
Bloody Dick
John Tembey
Dell Lode
Death of Mrs. Lou Tritt in Dillon
Mrs. Lou Tritt, born 1867 in Little Rock, died after a long illness following paralysis. She and husband Lou Tritt had moved to Nampa, Idaho a year earlier for health reasons and returned to Dillon. Active with the Salvation Army, she was formerly a Methodist. Funeral services were held at her home by Capt. Brugman and burial took place at Mountain View Cemetery.
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Lou Tritt
Nampa
Idaho
Dillon
Little Rock
Arkansas
Tritt
Salvation Army
Capt. Brugman
Mountain View Cemetery
Butte to Boise and San Francisco Railroad Favored
Report from Butte suggests the long planned line will start soon with ground breaking in the Big Hole basin. The Butte Boise and San Francisco railroad is led by Dr. W H Haviland as president, backed by the French American Construction company with finances led by W S Ruellen in Paris. The project, estimated at 50 million dollars, lists officers Haviland Tomich and McCabe with directors McLaughlin Murray and F E Haviland. offices will be in Butte and surveys rights of way already secured.
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W. 5
Ruelens
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