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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1906

Page

8

Appropriations Made For County School Districts

State funds totaling 4799.50 were apportioned among 7 districts based on 1669 school age children in the county. Dillenthia city receives the largest share with 628 children, Lima 151, and an apportionment rate of 2.8714 per capita. Districts listed include Bannack 77 children 221.42, Bishops 21 60.39, Rattlesnake 45 80.51, Argenta 19 54.64, Glendale 39 112.15.

Estella Mae Rich Dillenthia Lima Argenta Glendale

Tyree Bound Over In Continental Life Records Case

Judge Diehl in Salt Lake City orders Hiram Tyree former Dillon Mont now manager and president of Continental Life Insurance and Investment company to answer in district court on charges of falsifying company records. The charge is a felony under Utah law and Tyree’s bail remains as set. Tyree appeared with lawyer Judge Powers and prepared for a strong defense in district court.

Tyree Continental Life Insurance and Investment Company Diehl Salt Lake Utah Salt Lake City Butte Criminal Court of Hiram Tyree Dillon, Mont Continental Life and Investment Company Third Judicial District Court Judge Powers

Sunday School Convention Planned for Dillon May 22 24

A Sunday school convention program for Dillon Montana May 22 to 24 was announced at a Butte meeting led by Rev. D B Price and officials L R Foote and Rev W C Merritt. The event will feature Bible study sessions led by state and visiting clergy and expects wide attendance from Montana cities. Merritt will tour Montana with institutes from Whitehall to Great Falls from March 24 to April 20. stops include Twin Bridges Butte Bozeman Livingston Red Lodge Billings Anaconda Deer Lodge Missoula Stevensville Helena and more.

Butte D. B. Price Stevensville L. R. Foote Dillon W. C. Merritt Tacoma Northwest Montana H. Moninger Cincinnati Ohio Standard Company Mary Foster Bryner Peoria Ill Billings Anaconda Deer Lodge Missoula Stevenaville Helena Great Falls

Trout Abundant With Hatchery Support In County Streams

Deputy State Game Warden Henry Avarre reports plentiful trout in local streams aided by Columbia gardens hatchery stock and government fry supplies. While fry need seasons to reach sport size, enthusiasts are assured of steady future fish, with hunting season arriving September 1 and ending December 1. Local authorities praise few violations of Montana game laws.

Columbia Gardens Henry Avarre Butte Beaverhead Montana

Ladies Meet At Mrs Carhart Home For Needlework

Mrs John Carhart hosted a Tuesday afternoon gathering for a small group of friends. Guests enjoyed social chat and delicate embroidery before refreshments were served. The ladies in attendance included Mesdames Bigler A B Martin A S Rife Findlay Cunnard R F Tattersall R N Stevenson Lorenzo Cushing M R Ayers D B Ayers Black Macfadden Conds and John Bishop.

John Carhart Mesdames Bigler A. B. Martin A. S. Rife Findlay Cunnard R. F. Tattersall R. N. Stevenson Lorenzo Cushing M. R. Ayers D. B. Ayers Black, Macfadden Conds John Bishop

Bedrock irrigation project gains strong Madison county support

Madison county residents express broad backing for the Bedrock Irrigation plan to store Beaverhead river floods and reclaim about 40000 acres south of Twin Bridges. The effort involves land from Madison and Carey act tracts, with Washington delays prompting a Washington mission led by ex Governor White of Dillon.

Madison County Twin Bridges Sheridan Madison Monitor Bedrock Irrigation Beaverhead Bedrock Land Department Washington Congressman Dixon White Dillon Capitol

Educators Meet at Spokane for Inland Empire Session

The eighth Inland Empire Teachers Association session gathers in Spokane on April 5 and 6. State leaders from Montana, Oregon, Washington, and Idaho join educators from public schools and state institutions for talks on professional growth and salaries, with lectures on history and mountain scenery.

West Inland Empire Teachers’ Association Spokane Inland Empire Far Northwest Oregon Washington Idaho Montana W. E. Harmon Helena H. H W. Swain Montana State Normal College Seri The State University C. J. Craig

Dillon Fair and Racing Association Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Dillon Fair and Racing association will be held at the office of the association in Dillon Montana on the 25th day of April 1906 at 2 o'clock p m for the purpose of taking action on the proposition of selling the track and for any other business that may properly come up before the meeting W C ORR President F H COONEY Secretary Notice to Water Consumers Office hours for the collection of water rates will be as follows From 2 to 5 and from 7 to 8 p m on the first 10 days of each quarter A L BADCON Collector

Dillon Fair and Racing Association Dillon Mont W. C. Orr F. H. Cooney A. L. Badcon

Dixon Bill Passes House to Aid Montana Arid Lands

Substituted bill drafted for the General Land Office, approved by Montana’s legislature, allows reconveyance of specified lands to the United States in fee simple. It authorizes Montana to select an equal area of public land elsewhere, with the reversion of reconveyed lands to the public domain.

General Land Office Montana Senate House of Representatives United States of America Congress Range Secretary of the Interior United States

Homesteads On Reserves Bill Targets Forest Lands

Senator Carter introduces a bill to allow entry of agricultural lands within forest reserves. The secretary in charge would identify and list lands suitable for agriculture by surveyed and unsurveyed parcels, then permit entry by actual settlers under homestead laws in tracts up to 160 acres and 1.5 miles long.

Carter Land Office

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Baptist Church C. W. Scott Baptist Choir Helen Conway Cushing Rome Ezra Allen Norman College Paris St. Peter’s Vatican Potter County High School Allen C. W. Robison Dewey Grant Hecla Farlin Meadow Creek Bristow Edrock Bryan Callen Kirksville Willis Fox Barretts Ee Roosevelt (Else Hirai Tyree Diamondville Coal Carruthera & Co Mrs. Carhart Eliel Brothers Madison Elrod Spokané Chamber of Commerce Dixon HOUSE
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