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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1906

Page

8

Lima Triumphs In Close Base Ball Match At Home

A large Sunday crowd witnessed Lima win 18 to 12 over Dillon in a $100 prize game with side bets. Tom Gilbert starred offensively and defensively for both clubs while Barry stole two bases and Grant pitched well for Lima despite limited support.

Dillon Lima Tom Gilbert Barry Railroad Boys Gilbert Grant Johns C Herman Wolf Per Herman Tom Stone Timmons Smith Bryson

Acetylene gas plant aids rural lighting initiative

A Dell ranchman, Smith McKnight, installs a Ketetr man patent acetylene gas generator at his ranch after seeing it in the east. The Dart Hardware Co exhibition notes its safety and efficiency, with plans to place units at Bedrock Hotel and Dell area homes, and to appoint Carl Decker as agent for orders.

Dart Hardware Co Dart Company Smith McKnight Dell Ketetrman McKnight Montana Scott & Decker Bedrock Clay Patterson Carl Decker Planta

Dam Blowup at Metzel's Fish Creek Dam Sparks Flood

A dynamite attack destroyed Tom A Metzel's dam on Fish creek blasting center cribbing and releasing over 5 000 acre feet of water. The blast caused flood damage to nearby ranches. Metzel offers a $500 reward for the arrest and conviction of the perpetrators.

Monida Tom A. Metzel Fish Creek Damia Red Rock River

Cattle Dealers Warned on Tuberculin Risk for Montana Buyers

State Veterinarian M. K. Knowles warns Montana buyers to demand tuberculin tests and health certificates for all cattle imported from eastern states. The governor’s April 8 proclamation, plus Montana sanitary laws, require tuberculin testing and official health paperwork to protect public health and save buyers money.

M. K. Knowles Montana Knowles East

Oregon Short Line Eyeing Kalispell to Butte Route

A survey party of the Oregon Short Line has been seen along the Big Blackfoot river with rumors they plan a Kalispell to Ellison segment and onward to Butte or Helena. The move is viewed as an effort to block Marcus Hewett's Basin to Kalispell road amid fierce rail competition.

Milwaukee Oregon Short Line Big Blackfoot River Marcus Hewett Basin Kalispell Oregon Ellison Butte Helena City J. R. Forden Forden Portland

Mrs George Gray Visits Dillon Friends This Week

Mrs George Gray of Mill Point spent time with Dillon friends this week in a brief social note highlighting local ties and neighborhood greetings.

George Gray Mill Point Dillon

Commencement Week Ends With Dignity At Normal

The baccalaureate services drew the largest crowd yet as Mrs. Owsley led a toast to “My Girls” and a junior senior pow wow and pipe ceremony united with a campus commencement. Dr. H. W. Tilden spoke on “The Ultimate Dominion of Light” while exhibitions in manual training drew praise. Alumni gathered at Dart’s Hall for a reunion. upcoming events include the comedy “The Little Tycoon” and Friday commencement at assembly hall.

Mia. K. S. Luce The Hart Miss Bishop H. W. Tilden First Baptist Church God Council Burton Jeffers Assembly Hall Opera House Millard Spenser W. C. Bagley H. H. Swain Dillon Los Angeles Dr. Bagley St. Louis J. E. Monroe Flathead Lake Monore C. J. Fenner Ezra Allen New York Texas K.S. Luce Fairfield Iowa Northwestern School of Music Chicago C. L. Robbins Big C. R. Squire Minnesota Misa Lucy Casron Springfield Bertha Thormyer Indianapolis Florence Mott Dakota Neenah Wis Miss Mott Philadelphia Yokohama Anna Owsley Whitehall

Governors invited to lead irrigation congress delegations

Governor Pardee of California, president of the National Irrigation Congress, invites state and territorial governors to Boise for the event from September 3 to 8, 1906. Most chief executives respond favorably or will send representatives. A special Pullman train will convey governors through Omaha and Kansas City to Boise, anticipating a large turnout since the Chicago World’s Fair opening day.

George C. Pardee California National Irrigation Congress Boise United States Congress Omaha Kansan City Chicago

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Lia Metzel Dart Mieses Marjory Conger Zetta Montana Gilbert J R. Forden Eliel Bros
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