Special Term In Session This Week In District Court
The district court convened Friday with Judge Callaway presiding and will stay for days. Notable actions include Angus Reid pleading not guilty to grand larceny with trial set May 18 at 10 am, and the Phoenix and Holmes case rescheduled to May 12 at 9 am. Several cases involve revisions, continuances, and jury dates, plus foreclosure action for the Manns and water rights suits beginning into May term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callaway
Angus C. Reid
Phoenix
Holmes
Arbor Day
State Va
John Laden
Armitage Ve. Highland Water Co, Et
Swanson Brothers
Hollingsworth
Clark
W.S. Barbour
J. C. Smith
Plaintif
Hill Ve. Thompson
Geo. W
A. H. French
Monroe
Mary E. Mann
Edward Mooney
Ralph Brothers
Nellie Mooney
Gilmoure
Pittsburgh R. R. Co
B. Selway
Barbour
Hawley Selway
Bert Selway
George Selway
Eliza M. Selway
H. J. Selway
H. B. Selway
George McCall
James O'Neal
C. W. Robison
Joseph Willett
W. S. Barbour
William Marler
H. Schreiber
Albert M. Edwardes
Stephen Cook
Donahue's Players Bring Notable Show To Dillon Theatre
Donahue's Players under George Donahue present a vaudeville style program at the Dillon Theatre this week, featuring Otto Oretto and Claire O'Donnell among others. The troupe, highlighted by seasoned performers like Charles C. Lowe and Phyllis Barrington, aims for capacity crowds as they extend their Dillon engagement to Saturday night despite prior delays.
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Theatre Opera of
Dillon
Donahue
Dick Sutton
Butte
Dillon Theatre
George Donahue
Otto Oretto
Mississippi River
Claire O’donnell
Northwest
Stella O’donnell
Babiea Gerdes
Charles C. Lowe
R. E. Wilkins
Phyllis Barrington
H. Walter van Dyke
Mertie van Dyke
Len Hill
Growth in Intermountain Telephone Firms Targets Seattle to Chicago
Montana Independent Co at Butte and others report strong growth. Rocky Mountain Bell shows a 1908 deficit of 104,997 with no dividends. Montana Independent declared a 1 percent quarterly dividend Feb 1 and aims to raise it. Lewistown Billings Mutual posts $225 monthly profit after expenses. Intermountain leaders foresee linked lines from Seattle to Chicago within a year.
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Montana
Utah
Idaho
Montana Independent Co
Butte
Lewistown Billings Mutual
Salt Lake Independent Co
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Montana Independent
Lewistown
Billings Mutual Telephone Co
Round-Up
Kendall
Giltedge
Moore
Intermountain District
Seattle
Chicago
Mrs E K Shepherd to speak at Baptist church event
Mrs E K Shephard president of the Utah W C I U work will address attendees at the Baptist church Friday April two. Afternoon session at 3 30 offers a topic of special interest to mothers and teachers. Evening meeting has no admission charge and will include a collection. All are urged to attend and support this notable speaker.
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Mra
Death of Patrick Holohan Ends Pioneer Career in California
Patrick Holohan of San Jose dies at 76 after a life spanning Ireland to Montana gold fields and California real estate. Survived by widow Elizabeth and niece Mary Holehan, funeral at Edwards Avenue residence then St Joseph's Church. Interment in Santa Clara Cemetery. Holohan, born March 16 1833 in Kilkenny, later lived in Grass Valley Virginia City and San Francisco before settling in San Jose in 1884–85. He was known as a generous capitalist and Montana Pioneer member.
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A. Ef, Graeter
Patrick Holehan
Weat
Mr. Holehan
San Jose
Cal
San Jose Mercury
Patrick Holohan
Weyl
Edwards Avenue
Ireland
Elizabeth Holehan
Richard McGuineas
Story
Road
Mary Holehan
San Francisco
St. Joseph’s Church
Gleason
Whittle
McKey
Santa Clara Cemetery
Holehan
James
Arlingford
County Kilkenney
New York
Poughkeepsie
New Orleans
Mississippi
Panama
Grass Valley
Virginia City
Boise City
Idaho
Annie
Michael
Mary Stanford
Roscommon County
Montana
Society of Montana Pioneers
Permanent Beaverhead Rod and Gun Club Organized
The Beaverhead Rod and Gun Club met at the Beaverhead headquarters and made permanent its organization with H. T. Poindexter as president J. F. Wiksdal vice president M. A. Walker secretary treasurer E. T. Brock executive officer The bylaws promote game and fish protection and enforcement of state game laws The club aims to encourage rifle shotgun and pistol shooting and wild game protection Membership requires two sponsors and a $2 entrance fee Anurel dues are $1 yearly Officers serve a one year term.
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KE. T. Brock
Beaverhead Rod and Gun Club
Beaverhead Club
H. T. Poindexter
J. F. Wiksdal
M. A. Walker
E. T. Brock
Arbor Day Proclamation by Governor Norris
Helena March 24 Governor Norris issues Arbor day proclamation designating May 11 1909 for tree planting and education on both ornamental and practical sides of trees. Emphasizes government support and school activities to foster love and knowledge of forestry and watershed protection.
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Helena
Norris
Parka
Atate
Jea
United States
A. N. Yoder
Chicago Livestock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago stockyards report shows cattle receipts around 24 000 with steady to lower cash and hog market steady. Beevee calves and Texas western steers prices listed, hogs mixed, pige weights and bulk sales range noted. Sheep receipts near 18 000 with strong market. native and western stock values given for yearlings lambs and lamb prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Texas
Attorney Edmund Callaway Opens Dillon Office
Edmund Callaway arrived from Virginia City and established a Dillon office in the Poindexter building. A longtime Madison County practitioner and esteemed fifth district lawyer, he is welcomed as brother of Judge L. L. Callaway. J. B. Poindexter shifts to his judgeship duties tomorrow.
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Edmund Callaway
Dillon
Virginia City
Callaway
Madison County
Poindexter
J. B. Poindexter
L. L. Callaway
Dilton
Atrocious Crime Reported in Dubois Idaho
Dillon police received word of a brutal assault in Dubois on a one year old crippled girl tied and gagged by four tramps. Three suspects were arrested. a lynching mood alarmed locals as business deals and railroad improvements hinted at regional upheaval.
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Dillon
Dubois
Idaho
John Arangon
Bedrock
Armatead
Oregon
Idaho Recorder
Work to begin on Armstead line toward Armstead
Contractors confirm grading across 120 miles from Salmon toward Armstead with ties to be laid by September and rail in by January. Dixon and Bacon coordinate crews while Jim Pill is named as project lead. Local efforts focus on river bottom terrain with subcontracts arranged and field offices set.
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Dixon
Dillon
Shenon House
Armstead & Gilmore Railway
Salmon
MacArthur Company
Here
Armatead
Aub-Contractors
Bacon
Armstead
Jim Pill
Burlington
Propostion
J. W. Scott Discusses New Montana Railroad Route
J W Scott visits from Armstead to discuss construction starting on the Short Line spur into Salmon river country. Contractors and camps are already on site with a revised survey via Junction Pass offering longer but better grades. Salmon City and surrounding areas celebrate the prospect of a transformative Northwest rail link.
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J. W. Scott
Montana
Armatead
Horse Prairie Creek
Rockies
Salmon River
Finlen
Wapen
Trail Creek
Junction Pass
Salmon City
Died Suddenly in Grand Rapids Wisconsin Man
Harry J. Gardner of Grand Rapids Wisconsin died around midnight Sunday of heart failure at the Knozman lodging house. A 32 year old graduate of Ann Arbor law school he had worked two months for Gilmore Pittsburg survey out of Arnietead. Body shipped to Winconeio where his mother and sister reside.
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Harry J. Gardner
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
Knozman
Gardner
Gilmore & Pittsburg Survey
Arnietead
Ann Arbor Law School
Winconeio
Another Law Firm for Dillon Opens Nearby Offices
The law firm of Ruggles and Bennett will open offices in Dillon next week after practice in Butte. Mr Bennett is the son of A J Bennett of Virginia City, and Mr Ruggles, a married man, will move his family to Dillon soon.
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Ruggles & Bennett
Dillon
Butte
Mr. Bennett
A. J. Bennett
Virginia City
Mr. Ruggles
Infant Peterson Dies in Corbin Montana Home
The infant child of Mr and Mrs George Peterson died at their Corbin Montana home last week. The remains were brought to this city for a funeral held yesterday afternoon. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery.
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George Peterson
Corbin
Mont
Mountain View Cemetery
Man Returns from West to Buy Fine Jersey Ball
Sonia Stahl traveled to Oregon and Washington in search of a fine Jersey ball. He returned to Montana to purchase the item from W. P. Mille, M. D., of Missoula for the formal he desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonia Stahl
Oregon
Washington
Montana
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State
Mike Sweitch
State Bank
C. B. Shelley
Gilmore & Pittsburg R. R. Co
Ve. Nelson, Et. al
C. L. Live Stock’ Co
Trapper Creek
B. G. Swofford
George H. Howard
Big Hole
California
Horse Prairie
Chicago Livestock
Peterson
Jersey
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