Dillon Keeps Independent Title Hopes Alive at Anaconda
Dillon won both games against Anaconda last weekend to extend their lead in the state independent championship. Pitching by manager Barry in relief and strong field play carried Dillon to 6 2 and 16 2 wins as LaCroix remained sidelined with a bad ankle. Next Sunday Dillon meets the Butte Reduction Works in a decisive series that could crown the champion. If LaCroix is still out, Steltz or a Northwestern league pitcher may start for Dillon in Butte. An excursion from Dillon to the game is expected if transportation can be arranged.
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Dillon
Avaconda
Barryites
LaCroix
Barry
Egan
Anaconda
Butte Reduction
Butte
Joe Marshall
Elsey
Huber
Northwest
la Croix
Steltz
Caldwell
Totale .26 2 4 2001 Ripley out by batted ball
In a 7 inning game Ripley was retired on a batted ball with Dillon scoring two earned runs for Anaconda. Ford Ek lund Rodman Reichmyer Hartese and others collected hits while Egan Jenkins and Butler split pitching duties. Umpire Dea Jardines presided as Mill and Smelter Men and Oxcorne players were listed in the box score.
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Butler
Tucker
Jenkins
Harteell
McHale
Dwyer
Thomas
McCarren
Ripley
Dillon
Anaconda
Ford
Eklund
Rodman
Reichmyer
Hartese
Egan
Straick
Patternon
Hartsell
Renes
Dea Jardines
Mill and Smelter
AB Ahpore
Bollene
Wailer
Oxcorne
Mill and Smelter Men Triumph Over Dillon 7 0
In a baseball game, Mill and Smelter Men defeated Dillon 7 to 0. Key plays included Rodman and Hogan with two-base hits and Walker’s passed balls. Morris and Barry both pitched. Morris struck out 10, Barry 8. Bases on balls favored Mill and Smelter Men with 2 vs Dillon's 0. Stolen bases by Lee, Ford, Ripley, Rodman, Patterson, and Herwig highlight the contest. Time recorded at 1:30 with Dwyer umpiring.
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Mill and Smelter
Dillon
Rodman
Hogan
Walker
Barry
Morris
Lee
Ford
Ripley
Patteron
Herwig
Dwyer
Under New Management At Metlen Hotel In Dillon
The Metlen Hotel in Dillon, long run by the Metlen family, is leased for years to a new company formed by J. H. Gilbert and Dr. Poindexter. The possession changes September 1. The firm plans refurnishing and a modern standard, with an expert manager, promising a top class hostelry in the West within six months.
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Metlen
J. C. Metlen
Dillon
Jack son Ranch Sale Shapes Stock Breeding Plans in Montana
Avers Bros Bay Fine Ranch and Thompson C Jackson ranch, about 500 acres near Divide in Silver Bow county, known as Montana’s top stock ranch, are sold to Ayres Bros for around 15000 dollars. Jackson retires after 25 years of mule breeding fame.
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Thompson C. Jackson
Silver Bow County
Saya
Mr. Jackson
Divide
Forest Reserve
Montana
Missouri
Ayres Bros
Jackson
State Fair features dairy contest and student judging
At the State Fair to run Sept 30 to Oct 5 the dairy division will draw creameries and butter makers for a silver cup awarded in a butter scoring contest. A stock judging contest open to all men under 25 continues, with a $100 trophy for the victor. A new post mortem tuberculosis study by State Veterinarian Knowles and Professor Clark will interest stockmen.
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Montana
Elliott Haa
Knowles
Clark
Agricultural College
Railroad hopes rise for Salmon City and Gilmore line
The Lemhi Herald reports Salt Lake and Boise papers outline a Gilmore Pittburg railroad from Arrmtead to Salmon City about 160 miles, with eastern capital backing a 200 million dollar project. The line would cross fertile mining districts opening gold silver copper and lead regions boosting Salmon Gilmore and nearby towns while Oregon Short Line prepares a counter plan.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake
Salmon
Oregon
Gilmore
Salmon City
Dillon
Mont
Pittebure & Gilmore Railroad Company
Pittaburg Capital
Arrivatead
Tribune
Oregon Short Line Railroad
The
Boise Statesman
Lemhi County
Audh
Gilnore
Caldwell
Hutte
Boise
Montana
Omaha
Northwestern
Deadwood
S. D
Marvin Hughitt
Black Hills
Bellefauche
Property transfers and mining claims in Armstead district scroll
Warranty and grant deeds recording transfers near Bowen Big Hole basin Bristow and Wis dom including 1200 acres and 2188.66 acres with nominal $1 payments. Mining deeds and locations filed for numerous lodes across Utopia Bloody Dick Kikthorn Elkhorn and Armstead areas with plats of Armstead district.
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Julia KE. Tong
Charles Salefay
Bowen
Big Hole Basin
Anton H. Jackson
Jackson Cemetery Association
Jackson
John Peterson
Charles W. Francis
John Geinser
Wisdom
Ann Morrison
William Montgomery
Bristow
John M. Scandland
Mary K. Mitchell
Harold G. Mitchell
Peter S. Martin S
Herman S. Mussibrode
Helen Cremer
A. Blanch Stanfield
A. C. Hammond
Gladstone Lode
Utopia District
F. M. Poindexter
H. A. Bond
H. 8
Blue Wing
Charlea Jacobson
Earnest Hober
Phile C. Hanson
Walter T. Allen
Nathan KE. Hanson
William Robertson
Carl W. Taylor
Geo, Davies
Walter Laylea
Elkhorn
Armstead
Dillonites Join The Elks National Lodge Initiation
A group of Dillon residents recently returned from Virginia City praising Alder Gulch entertainers. They were initiated into the B P O E lodge there on a Saturday night and attended a banquet. Initiated members include Hon E O Selway Clark Anderson Fred Huber A Eliel and George R Metlen with L K Adams acting as chaperone.
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Virginia City
Alder Gulch
B. P. O. E. Lodge
Lodge
Mayo and Marshall Offer Entertaining Dillon Theatre Show
Hearty encores greet Mayo and Marshall at the Dillon Theatre last evening. A small audience due to poor advertising nonetheless praised the performers for their effort. The act features Marshall a telepathy routine and Mayo on piano with clever trick work. Another performance is scheduled tonight and Thursday, expected to draw better buoyancy.
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Mayo and Marshall
Dillon Theatre
Marehal
Mayo
Thanking biod friends for sympathy during illness and death
I wish to thank all biod friends and neighbors for their sympathy and kindness during the illness of and at the death of my beloved wife.
Leonard Eliel Returns From Los Angeles Visit
Leonard Eliel came back from Los Angeles where he had been visiting Mrs. Lansbert Eliel for several weeks, returning home that night.
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Leonard Eliel
Los Angeles
California
Lansbert Eliel
Furniture for Sale by Mrs Fenner at Half Price
Mrs C J Fenner sells household furniture at half price. Location 335 Dakota Street with sale details. Items include general furnishings from a local household.
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C. J. Fenner
Dakota St
For Sale Cottage at 615 South Atlantic Street
Four room cottage with furniture listed for sale at 615 South Atlantic Street. Inquiries directed to C. L. Miller, 49-21.
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South Atlantic Street
C. L. Miller
Dillon Fortunate Circus Arrives Saturday Aug 10
Ringling Brothers circus comes to Dillon with fifty clowns and over three hundred performers. The show promises nonstop comedy with inventive acts including Sherlock Holmes style routines, burlesque trapeze, a hand organ serenade, and the famed Torendor family.
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Ringling Brothers’ Circus
Dillon
George Surtzes
Sherlock Holmes
al Minco
Gas Trust
Jules Turner
Doc Kaeley
al White
Lauphter
Dick Ford
Art Jarvis
John Slater
Horton and Linder
Livingatona
Marno Trios
Ringling Brothers
Cireny
America
Missoula Couple wed in early morning ceremony
Dr Aga Willard and Miss Effie May Curiman were married at the Beckon home on South Fifth Street with Rev. Gwynne officiating. The couple, both well known in Missoula, will honeymoon for about a month and then reside in Missoula where the groom practices medicine and the bride teaches.
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Miasanda
D. R. Beckon
Fifth Street
Aga Willard
Misa Effie May Curiman
Gwynne
Emanual Presbyterian Church
Butte
Mrs. Wilard
Mineoula
Fairfield
Iowa
D. R. Beck
Missoula
Big Hole Man Killed in Hay Field Accident
Wisdom Montana July 28 William T Parker foreman of Mitchell Munaig brod was killed when a derrick pole fell on him while hoisting hay on his Bowen area ranch. He was a Mason lodge member with a widow and seven children.
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Belelfouche
Milwaukee
Rapid City
Missouri River
Hughitt
Casper
Bellefourche
Lander
Ogden
Belefourche
Lemhi Herald
Smith
Dillonites
ELKS
Big Ringling Bros. Circus