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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1904

Page

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Two Popular Young People to Wed in Livingston Tonight

The wedding of Thomas D. Olmsted and Miss Alice Chambers will be held at nine o clock at the bride’s parents home in Livingston. Albert Stamm will be best man and Miss Gertrude Chambers bridesmaid. The couple will tour the East before settling in Dillon where Olmsted runs a grocery with Logan.

Livingston Dillon Thomas D. U Olmsted Alice Chambers Albert Stamm Misa Gertrude Chambers Normal School Harrie Waldorf Polly Lewis A. M. Maxeimer Omaha Olmsted & Logan Colorado Mr. Olmsted Tom Olmsted Dillon. Miss Chambers The Normal Examiner Roie

Beaverhead Club to Be Based in Poindexter Block

Beavershead club organizers near permanent formation after securing about sixty prospective members at the county courthouse. They plan a $100 monthly lease on second floor space in Poindexter block with possible subletting to reduce costs and expect 70 to 75 resident members plus 20 to 25 non residents. A long-term lease and articles of incorporation will follow sixty entrance fees. Committee appointments include incorporation and headquarters planning. A furniture purchase offer from Butte’s Overland Club valued at 1500 with extensive furnishings will be considered.

Beaverhead Club Court House Dillon Poindexter Poindexter Block J. B. McKinney Edwin Norris J. B. Poindexter T. M. Selway M. A. Walker M. L. Davidson J. KE. Morse O. M. Beat Phil K. Poindexter Geo. R. Metlen F. C. Kress KE. J. Pasmore G. T. Paul B. N. Stevenson Butte

Sioux Indian baseball team to play Dillon on the Fourth

The Sioux Indian baseball team will face Dillon in two games on the Fourth, one afternoon and one evening, with a full-blood Sioux band and a sensational act by Choc-taw. The event promises a rare attraction, billed as the strongest Indian team yet seen, and includes a dangerous cannon balloon stunt before the ballgames at 2:30.

Montana Charlie Thomas Dillon Argenta Court House Dillon Theatre Dart’s Butte Choc-taw

Fatal Accident In Melrose Yard Claims Dallas Adamson

Dallas Adamson an 18 year old colored boy was run over by a passenger train in Melrose yard while trying to ride the Pullman break beam. He lost a leg above the knee and the other was crushed. Doctors aided him but he died at 3 15 in the afternoon. His mother and three sisters in Wegner Indian Territory were notified.

Dallas Adamson Melrose Butte Townshend Dillon Bond Poindexter Wother Wegner Indian Territory

State Land Register Holds Sale in Dillon

John P. Schmit, state land office register, held a Dillon sale of about 45000 acres with no bids for most tracts. One sale of 80 acres on Apex bench to J. E. Marge was not ratified by the state board. A 640 acre Grasshopper bid fight ended at 110 dollars for J. C. Harrison. Lease openings noted. several lands released by former leaseholders. Potential lessees urged to contact George R. Metlen.

John P. Schmit The State Land Office Dillon Apex J. E. Marge State Board of Land Commissioners Grasshopper C. W. Conger

Wedding Quietly Taken Place at Court House

The court house routine broke last Monday when Clerk French officiated a wedding for John Barich and Mies Katie Grinz. Rev. Dr. Martin of the Presbyterian church performed the ceremony. Both spouses hail from Butte.

Court House French John Barich Mies Katie Grinz Martin Presbyterian Church Butte

Flynn fined costs for contempt in dam destruction case

Thos Flynn and Terrence Flynn were found guilty of contempt for tearing out a dam on Blacktail Deer creek tied to the Reynolds estate. They claimed the act followed directions from Reynolds attorney W S Barbour. Judge Parker imposed only costs of about forty dollars.

Thos, Flynn Terrence Flynn Blacktail Deer Creek Reynolds Parker Boulder J. J. Fishburn Reynolda W. S. Barbour Costa

Governor White Reports Montana Noted At St Louis Fair

Governor B F White returned from Chicago and St Louis where he said Montana was well represented during dedication week. Inter Mountain girls drew crowds at the Montana building and headlines praised their presence as the main attraction. He advised visitors to come after hot weather when exhibits are complete, noting the fair is already large and growing.

Montana B. F. White Chicago St. Louie Missouri

Indian Queen mine sale called off plans for new company

Owners of the Indian Queen mine near Apex will incorporate as the Indian Queen Mining and Smelting Co to develop the vein with a 300 000 share issue and a new 300 foot shaft. The sale to eastern buyers has collapsed and the owners will pursue heavy development and smelting expansion aided by new machinery and investment. The mine currently produces copper with silver and the smelter ships a carload weekly.

Thomas F. Stephens William Robertson Thomas W. Elia Butte Birch Creek Apex Eastern Men of Means Megara, Stephens

Cement Walk Contractor Announces New Work

Notice to the public by Ben Hager, contractor, stating preparations completed and ready to begin laying fancy lane and garden cement sidewalks this season. Describes specialization and invites inquiries from residents.

Ben. Hager

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Thos. D. Olmsted Comfort Committee L. Standaher Krom Kph Stoller Joseph Rich Mr. Rich F. E. Foote Arthur Badcon Misa Mae Rich Misa Jennie Bishop State Land Register John P. Schmidt the State Land Office Beaverhead County Flynn Gov. White ST. Louis Farlin Falls
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