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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1904

Page

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Industrial Europe lecture shows French German plants and fast trains

Lieutenant G. L. Carden's fifth Normal entertainment lecture featured lantern views and a detailed contrast of European and American iron and steel plants. He noted French locomotive builders beating American rivals, cited the Calais Paris express record of 187 miles in 3 hours 15 minutes, and praised sanitary plant design.

G. L. Carden Carden Europe Lieut. Carden St. Louis Exposition

Death of Mrs. Rosanna Haining in Beaverhead County

Mrs. Rosanna Haining died at her daughter’s home on Railroad avenue after a two week decline due to old age. Born in New Brunswick Canada in 1831 she and husband George moved from Glendale to Birch Creek in 1880. Surviving are husband five children E B Haining James Hain ing Mrs Hamilton Bathwell Mrs Carl Smith and Mrs J W Sutherland. Funeral was held at the Sutherland home at 10 30 this morning with interment in Mountain View cemetery.

Rosanna Haining Beaverhead County J. W. Sutherland Railroad Avenue Province of New Brunswick Canada George Haining Glendale Birch Creek Joss E. B. Haining James Haining Mra Hamilton Bathwell Missoula Carl Smith Anaconda Dillon Sutherland Mountain View Cemetery

New Departure mine pays big profits near Dillon

A representative of The Examiner toured the New Departure mine fifteen miles west of Dillon near Bannack road. The property, now leased, shows five miles of underground workings and high grade sulphuret of silver ore in pockets within blue limestone. Fred Randolph and partners ship two cars monthly, netting about $1000, with eight men employed and a Spring tunnel containing 250 to 300 ounces per ton expected.

Dillon Bannack Road Rocky Hill Wash Stapleton Butte Corinne Utah Lawrence A. Brown Stapleton Brown Fred Randolph W. A. Jones John Marsh Fred Randolph Ia

Bullets Hit Road During Target Practice Spree

On Argenta road last week bicyclist Chris Haneen had a wheel punctured by a bullet striking the tire and tearing a hole. Locals blame careless target practice. another report notes John Lenkersdorfer hearing six to eight bullets while guiding horses toward Dillon, fearing harm to man or stock.

Argenta Chris Haneen Pesta John Lenkersdorfer Dillon John

State Veterinarian seeks reports on sheep ulcers and lip sores

Dr. M. E. Knowles requests county officials and sheep owners to inspect bands for ulceration of the hips or feet and sore lips in northern regions. He asks for locations, extent, and percentages affected, including lameness and lip sores, with replies to Benj. Bond or Dr. Knowles in Helena.

M. E. Knowles Knowles Benj. Bond City Helena

J. B. McKinney Gets New Honors at Montana Lumber Meet

A large number of southern Montana retail lumber dealers met in Butte on the 24th and formed the Montana Retail Lumber Dealers Association. Officers include J. B. McKinney of Dillon as president L. A. Thompson Twin Bridges secretary Eli M Sybert Livingston treasurer and an executive committee of five: S. Kenyon Bozeman Geo P Knenweber Alder H F Brink Norris Lees Taylor Boulder and W W Danks Butte. The association will affiliate with the Western Retail Lumber Dealers Association headquartered in Spokane. McKinney says the meeting was pleasant and profitable.

Montana Butte Montanas Retail Lumber Dealers' Association J. B. McKinney Dillon L. A. Thompson Twin Bridges Eli M. Sybert Livingston Boulder W. W. Danks Western Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association Spokane Mr. McKinney

Forest Reserve Plans Track Beaverhead Sheepman Interests

An article reports a proposed Ruby forest reserve affecting Beaverhead county ranchers and sheepmen. Register Frank D. Miracle confirms lands withdrawn across multiple townships for field examination, including Madison county areas and adjacent ranges near Dillon. A public meeting is urged to organize a protest and request revocation of the temporary withdrawal.

Ruby Forest Reserve Ranch. Org Gsheepmen Beaverhead County Frank D. Miracle Helena Land Office United States Land Office Helena Montana F.C. Kress Eng Dillon Dewar S&s Register Madison County Axe’s van Camp Frank Landon Soe J. H. Moree Craig Cornell W. B. Carter Register Miracle Miracle Interior Department

Local notes and notices from Dillon and county

Dillon and county items include new business updates, social events, and upcoming entertainments. Highlights mention Apex distributor Dug Newcomer in town, Shakespeare Club meeting at the courthouse, and a Baptist church benefit concert in April. Community members noted include Mrs Rosanna Haining’s funeral, B F Holcomb's upcoming marriage to Hattie Hillis, and Prof H Tyree arriving from Salt Lake with insurance news.

H. Tyree Salt Lake

Miss Josie McGee Dies In Dillon

Mrs Josie McGee died at the Best Lodging house last Monday afternoon after coming from Blackfoot with edema of the lungs She was born in Wexford Ireland in 1868 came to America at 17 and married Sidney McGee in 1890 in Kansas City The McGees later moved to Portland Oregon where her husband died in 1893 She leaves three brothers and a sister and a nephew Martin Quigley in the Big Hole Her remains were sent to Kansas City for burial with a sister Mrs Maggie O’Brien residing there

Olive Gill Butte Edith Nelson Mra Anna Hart Hart Doc Masher Elmer Dugdale Mamie Mira Robbins Camas Nelson Dillon Robbins Dart A. Sullivan Railroad Avenue Dr Bond Nelsona Edith Little Lee Nelson Mra. Hart Josie McGee Blackfoot Portland Oregon Wexford Ireland America Sidney McGee Kansas City Portland Oregon Martin Quigley Big Hole Maggie O'Brien

Letters Delayed In The Examiner Weekly Issue

The Examiner reports it was forced to crowd out letters from regular correspondents due to overflowing news, late importances, and heavy advertising. Sickness in the mechanical department prevented printing extra pages, and the correspondence will appear next week.

the Examiner

Court session opens with Depianbatiata case raising brands matter

Last Monday morning court convened in special session by Judge Parker. Tony Depianbatiata is charged with altering brands on cattle costs belonging to other parties. He pled not guilty and the case was set for trial May 16. In the water suit Birchdale Stock Farm v Hawley Selway the defendants were non suited on cross complaint of adverse possession. On Tuesday P E Poin dexter obtained judgment by default against Terrance Flynn. The case City of Dillon v Monroe, Mano was dismissed on plaintiff's application.

Parker Tony Depianbatiata Water Auit Birchdale Hawley Selway P. E. Poindexter Agather Terrance Flynn Dillon Va Monroe Mano

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Hart—Dillon Olive Walker Brundage Undertaking Rooms Dewey Butte Burial Association The Revenue Cutter Service E. Knowles Montana Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association Verhead County Tion Dillon Staem Laundry Dug Newcomer Apex Shakespeare Club Court House G. Stoller Eph Stoller T. Donnelly Mra. Rosanna Haining Methodist Aid Society O. M. Beat Home Mesdames Logan C. J. Fenner Jasper Nelson B. F. Holcomb Hattie Hillis Bannack Montana Mercantile Co W. M. Oliver Melrose Silver Bow the Baptist Church Ladies’ Quartette Prof Pasmore Phil Poindexter Idaho and California Florida W. G. Haines Irow Mr. Haines Emerson Slack Mr. Slack Dr. Kingsbury Harry Andrus Sheep Creek’ Basin Harry Dead Man’ S Lake Sheep Creek Bagin Harry Eaya Aes District Court
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