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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1909

Page

7

Building a ladder for fish to climb dam at Monida

George R. Metlen, civil engineer in Dillon in charge of the Monida dam, explains a fish ladder is being built to allow trout grayling and whitefish to jump over the dam. He notes pools of cement defend a 40 foot rise and cites past climbs, while recounting rampant illegal catching as the dam is prepared.

George R. Metlen Dillon Monida Butte Great Falle Thornton Medlen Fish and Game Warden United States Med Matances Rapida Montana Metlen Grayling Campa Richard I. Stearns Immenae Thia

Recollections of Doctor Hale and His Roxbury Home

The August Woman's Home Companion features anecdotes about Edward Everett Hale. A secretary recalls Hale's joyful habit of interjecting phrases and guiding sessions on his quarter deck. He lived in a generous Roxbury house with a storied library and a retreat-like garden.

Edward Everett Hale Woman’s Home Companion Doctor Hale Kingdom of Heaven Roxbury

Preliminary Trial Postponed for Armetead Case

The preliminary trial of John O'Brien John Cavie and Arthur Holden on charges of attempting to blow up a Chinaman at Armetead has been postponed to next Friday afternoon. County Attorney Melton arranged a continuance to secure new witnesses and strengthen the case. The Chinese victim was treated in Butte after a dynamite blast and has recovered.

John O’brien John Cavie Arthur Holden Armetead Melton Butte Hig Bunk

Railroad plans target Salmon Idaho as hub for vast branch network

The Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad outlines a bold scheme to build a Salmon City Boise main line and multiple branches across Lemhi Custer Boise Ada Blaine Elmore and other counties. Proposals include a Salmon River route to Challis and Boise and additional lines through Washington state, Pasco Walla Walla and Lewiston regions, signaling a continental system.

Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company Idaho Salmon City Custer County Boise Butte Sunday Statesman Pittsburg & Gilmore Railroad Company Harriman Aystem Hill Interests W. A. McCutcheon Pittsburg Pittsburg & Gilmore Company Secretary of State Armsatead Oregon Washington Timber Creek Salmon Salmon River Challia Lemhi Cuater Ada Cnater Blaine Elmore Challis Arco Blaine County Custer Ada County Boise County Elmore Blaine Little North Salmon River Pasco Auth Nez Perce Asotin Gar- Geld Whitman Franklin Cunties Wallula Walla Walla Salmon City-Pasco Grangeville Sties and Kooskia Clearwater River Lewiston

Sleeping car comfort improves on Southwest Limited trains

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduces white counterpanes and bedspreads on its Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City replacing heavy blankets. Blankets will remain in reserve for cooler nights, aiming to improve passenger comfort for sleeping car travelers.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company Southwest Limited Chicago Kansas City

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the Metlen Charl E Bennett Minneapolis A. J. Wedum Lumber Go. Ditlon and Armetead Gilmore & Pittsburg Pongee Eliel Brothers K. E. T. Brock The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Beaverhead, Jefferson, Big Hole and Ruby Valleys B. F. Yerkes Mont H. A. Bond, M. D Idaho Street Oregon Short Line Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Union Electric Co Thos. E. Goodwin
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