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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1909

Page

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Railroad contract let marks first step in transcontinental line

MacArthur Bros of Chicago and New York won the bid to build the Armstead to Salmon City leg. John Duffy and T. G. Patterson arrive in Dillon to oversee work slated to begin by April. Crews bid from over 1000 teams for subcontracts as machinery ships from Chicago. completion expected this year. The Gilmore & Pittsburg company backs the project.

Wilmore & Pittsburg Armstead Salmon City MacArthur Bros. Company Chicago New York United States Hill John Duffy MacArthur Company Dillon T. G. Patterson Duffy Dutly Gilmore & Pittsburg Daffy

Beaverhead Land Withdrawn Along Four Rivers

Public lands along the Jefferson, Madison, Gallatin and Beaverhead rivers from headwaters to confluence with the Missouri are withdrawn from entry. Signed March 5 by Fred Dennett, the withdrawal aims to conserve water resources for future public development. Montana entries will be resolved by year end as special land agents are doubled.

Missouri Montana Washington Sharp

Noyes Heads to Helena After Monday Afternoon Leave

A. J. Noyes departed Monday after noon bound for Helena in a brief travel update.

A. J. Noyes Helena

Dillon caucus endorses nonpartisan slate for April city election

A large Dillon caucus at the county courthouse nominated a full nonpartisan municipal ticket for the upcoming city election on the first Monday in April. Henry Cushing district mayor candidate B F White was chosen. C W Scott was nominated for treasurer. wards adopted acclamations for aldermen including W G Phillips and W M Knapp. The group decided not to endorse a police magistrate.

Dillon County Court House W. G. Phillips Frank Eliel Eliel George R. Metlen Henry Cushing Mayo B. F. White Gov. White C. W. Scott H. H. Swain William Bernstein W. C.urr M. Beat Beast Orr J. G. Erwin Arthur Badcon W. M. Knapp

Montana Normal graduates scarce teachers seek jobs

Pres. H H Swain of the State Normal College says demand for Montana graduates outstrips supply. He notes many graduates have immediate teaching work, some leave for advanced study, and only a few seek positions after experience. He cites wide vacancies, with 101 teaching in state schools and 140 in Montana, while a dozen pursue postgrad study elsewhere.

Pres H. H. Swain State Normal College Helena Montana Montana State Normal College Pres. Swain Normal Montana Normal College Swain Montane -Wesleyan University Europe State Teachers’ Association Normal College

Important meeting for sugar beet factory prospects in Dillon

A high importance meeting is called for next Saturday afternoon at the Dillon courthouse by Sugar Beet Growers association president G R Featherly. Lewia Penwell and T J Walsh of Beaverhead Ranch Co will attend with likely others from out of town and possibly Governor Normia. Featherly urges concerted action to secure a Dillon sugar beet factory and says practical assurance of a factory can be given with united effort.

Dillon G. R. Feaberly Normia Helena Featherly

Valley proposition spurs call to attend crucial meeting

The push for the proposition is viewed as pivotal to the valley's development and residents are urged to attend the meeting to learn more and participate.

Opening of New Star Theatre Sets High Standard

The New Star Theatre opens Thursday evening March 18 with modern fixtures opera chairs and wall projection. The management promises a fine west coast picture show with ventila tion and a trap-drummer sought for opening week. The program features Mary Queen of Scotts The Bride Zadiza The Lady Hero and Mr Walter Decker singing an illustrated song with weekly program changes.

Star Theatre Mary Queen of

Tragedy in Centennial Valley as Wife Shoots Husband

Thomas Metzel, a prominent stocksman from Centennial valley near Lakeview, was shot and killed by his wife about 2 pm Thursday. Inquest found Mrs Metzel mentally irresponsible at the time. testimony described months of domestic strife and alleged rough treatment. Miss Ida Kafferly testified as key witness. Mrs Metzel fainted several times and remains at large. Metzel’s body was buried in Nevada. funeral held in Missoula, Helena, and Dillon. Local group plans vaudeville events to fund state contest expenses with shows starting March 20 and tickets at 15 cents or two for 25 cents.

Monida Thomas Metzel Centennial Valley Lakeview Metzel Ida Kafferly Mra. Metzel Kafferly Missoula Wesleyan University Helena State Normal College Dillon Mise Beasie Story Normal College

State oratorical meeting set for May at Normal hall

The State Oratorical Association will meet on the first Friday in May in the Normal assembly hall. The May gathering will include a final state contest with representation from Mon tessor Agricultural College Bore sham and the University of Montana.

State Montess Agricultural College Boresham University of Montana

Indies of the M. K. Aid Society Bake Sale at Post Office

The Indies of the M. K. Aid Society will hold a bake sale at the post office store next Saturday starting at 10 o’clock. Proceeds support society relief efforts.

Indies of the M. K. Aid Society

Republicans Form City Caucus for Upcoming Election

At a large Republican meeting last Saturday in the city, members voted to field a Republican ticket. John Baker chaired the caucus call and A I Anderson was named chairman. Thomas D Olmeted was chosen mayoral candidate, with E F McFadden selected for city treasurer by acclamation. Ward caucuses followed naming aldermen nominees and a central committee was appointed from each ward.

Nf. G. Rodgers John A. L. Anderson W. W. Simpson Monroe John Trilit T.scully Anderson J. K. Morse E. M. Yeaman D. M. Beat John Tritt L. P. Bosardwine Martin Innes R. J. Moore Henry Weir M.frosby

Woman Returns From Salt Lake Visit With Sister

Misa Bertha Borfeind arrived home Thursday from Salt Lake City where she visited her sister Miee Emma who is spending several months there.

Misa Bertha Borfeind Salt Lake Miee Emma

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Hallinger Dennet Schwartz Beaverhead New Star Theatre Thos. Metzel Madison County Jhlis Wise T. D. Olmsted McFadden
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