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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1910

Page

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Salmon City Welcomes G and P Railway Crew

Salmon City greets the G and P railway crew with lemonade and cigars as the first locomotive enters within city limits. Analysts discuss Panama Canal competition and a direct Salmon Boise route with low grades and minimal snow, shaping a race to control continental rail traffic.

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Governor Norrie Ties to Wilson Tract Land Deal

A major Lincoln county land purchase near Libby is completed in Kalispell with 2500 acres in the Wilson tract conveyed to investors via Conrad National Bank and First National Bank of Libby. The buyers include L. H. Fauat for himself and others led by Governor Edwin Norris, Chief Justice Theodore Brantley, J J Kennedy, and J E Morse. The price paid for the land formerly held by Megara Wilson Millett and Roberta of Kalispell was $67,000 in a deal from the O Neil Irvine company.

Edwin Norria Montana Lincoln County Libby Newa Kalispell Wilson Tract Conrad National Bank First National Bank of Megara Wilson Edwin Norrie Theodore Brantley J. J. Kennedy J. E. Morse Dillon Norris Kaliepell Bee

Audifreds Move to Sheridan After Resigning Dillon Role

Mr A Audifred and his wife departed last week for Sheridan to reside there. Audifred has resigned from his position with the Dillon Implement company.

A. Audifred Sheridan Mr. Audifred The Dillon Implement Company

Dillon Ball Club Formed to Boost State Title Bid

A Dillon baseball revival gains momentum with Ed Farnsworth named manager and a $1,000 raised in a city fundraiser at The Metten hotel. A large local committee led by C A Smith targets strong roster additions including Matt Barry, Frank Ripley, Charlie La Croix, and others as Montana towns push league play in a spring season.

Dillon Metten Hotel C. A. Smith Ed Farnsworth Montana Salt Lake Matt Barry Nuff Frank Ripley Charlie la Croix Busher Northwest Farneworth C. M. Farrer Af Armatead Milwaukee American Association Stephenson Sammy’’ Patterson Jennings First National Bank Young Gosman Butte

Tom Taylor Weds Misa Genevieve Schmidt in Butte

Tom Taylor, formerly of this city, quietly married Misa Genevieve Schmidt of Hutte Wednesday morning. Rev. Father Kennedy of St. Patrick's church officiated. Mrs. John Taylor and Miss Emily Taylor attended.

Dillon Prominm Montana Wicescor Society News Butte Jesa Han Bryce Genevieve Schmidt Gm S. Taylor Genevieve Hailea Schmidt Sone Tom Taylor Bozeman John Taylor Father C ° Kennedy St. Patrick Misa Berte Emery Kinnley Schmidt Mia Kaily Taylor A. K Klockman Sand Point Idaho Anna Kruper Madeline Schmidt Charles Schmidt Taylor Northern Pacific Atole Misa Genevieve Schmidt Hutte Father Kennedy St. Patrick’s Church Lutte Jast Emily Taylor Mr. Taylor

Henry Cushing Hurt In Hay Mow Accident

Henry Cushing a prominent elder of the city and county Sustained serious injuries Tuesday morning after falling from a hay mow onto a heavy barrel. He fractured two ribs over the heart. Doctors Poindexter Walker and Bond attended him. Though nearly eighty, he is described as having strong health and is resting easily with expected recovery.

Henry Cushing Mr. Cushing Poindexter Walker Bond Presa

State Press Association Meeting Preview at Bozeman

Secretary Ira Cole returns from Helena where the Montana State Press Association executive committee met Bozeman editors to outline plans for the annual meeting in Bozeman. Events span July 21 to 23 with literary program, executive session, interurban trip, basket social and officer elections.

Ira Cole Montana State Press Asociation Helena Bozemen Bozeman

Wild West Show at Dillon Fairgrounds This Sunday

Beaverhead county crowds will see a Beaverhead event at the fairgrounds next Sunday with a bucking contest between Col Swope and Captain Sparks for 100 dollars. Sparks bets 25 dollars that Swope can ride a horse he owns and top riders will perform in fancy riding and roping contests along with a steer riding show. Admission is free and the show starts at 2 PM.

Dillon Beaverhead County Swope Sparks

Trial Jury Next Week in Thompson Murder Case

The district court convened under Judge J B Poindexter with little business until next Wednesday when a trial jury will be seated. Thompson pleaded not guilty to the murder of Fred Heagy. a continuance was granted. A long juror list includes Armitage of Bristow, Arnold of Bristow, and many from Dillon, Lima, Wisdom, and Jackson.

Poindexter J. C W.A. Armitage Bristow Joe Arnold J. R. Abrama Polaris Geo. Banks Dillon B.C. Bennington John C. Brenner Grant S. B. Burnside Lima Lew Barbour Jena H. Christensen Thos. KE. Chandler Graeter Argenta Jno Wisdom Martin R. Quigley Jackson A. C. Soper Deweys John Shesger Roy Spencer Sherman Sapp Hank Simmons Abe Savocal W. C. Templin A. J. Turner Perry Walters B. F. White W. R. Wright Bannack Ira B. Walker Hans Jorgenson

Entertainment at the College Delights Normal Audience

Friday at 8:30 the Normal College classical department hosts a dramatic musical program. A sixteen-voice chorus performs original airs before the farce Proposing Under Difficulties. Admission is twenty five cents, no reservations, proceeds fund illustrated material.

Normal College F. von Suppe Misees Lora Lela Maxwell Miases Winters Poindexter Renwick Brackett J. W. Adam Misses Miller Reniley Erwin Winters Miss McKadden

Southern Montana Telephone votes to increase capital stock

Southern Montana Telephone company voted to raise its capital stock to support growth of lines and business. New stock will be offered soon and likely fully subscribed. Secretary Hazelbaker handles sales from his Dillon county courthouse office. the company has paid large dividends and made extensive improvements.

Southern Montana Telephone Company Hazelbaker Dillon Southern Montana Company

Baby Contest Attracts Attention At The Star

A local event at the Star features baby pictures and a program of motion pictures and illustrated songs. Special music is performed each evening. The contest runs for some time and attendees receive a vote coupon to mark their preferred baby.

Dillon Star Theatre

Dillon Couple Married In Butte Ceremony

Mise Dora Albera and Frank Bell quietly wed last week in Butte with Rev. Blackinton officiating at the Episcopal church. Albera, eldest daughter of Mrs. Gerhardt Albera, is known in Dillon where she grew up and studied. Bell, from Missouri, has worked as foreman at the Albera sheep ranch and will make his home on the Albera ranch north of Dillon.

Mise Dora Albera Frank Bell Dillon Butte Blackinton Episcopal Church Miga Albera Gerhardt Albera Seta Bell Missouri Albers

Wealthy Dillon businessman suffers stroke at work

W. G. Phillips, prominent Dillon Implement Co. owner and wealthiest resident, had a brain congestion stroke upon arriving at his business Monday morning. He was unconscious for about an hour, then moved home and showed rapid improvement and is out of danger.

W. G. Phillips Dillon Dillon Implement Co Dre. Bond Poindexter North Atlantic Street

Centennial Telephone Co declares 5 percent dividend

Directors meet at Monida and declare a five percent dividend payable June 1. The company plans immediate expansion into Dillon via the Blacktail Deer Creek valley, financed from treasury stock on hand.

Centennial Telephone Co Monida Dillon Blacktail Deer Creek Valley Treasury

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