Verdict of Guilty in the Brown Case at Dillon Trial
Frank Brown a sub contractor on the Gilmore & Pittbourg railroad was found guilty in district court of a statutory offense against Lorinda I Wilson a 14 year old girl. Sentencing by Judge Callaway scheduled for tomorrow at nine oclock. The trial drew packed courtrooms with testimony from the girl her father George W Wilson and Brown and his associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brown
Gilmore & Pittbourg
Arimetead
L. L. Callaway
Lorinda I. Wilson
Callaway
Brown
Thia
Dillon
Nuoon
A. W. Childs
R. 5S. Quackenbush
Milton EK. Hays
Jas. L. Willard
Isaac Edinger
Paul Brown
Gustave
Brown & King
Jemhi County
Idaho
Armatead and
Armstead
Missoula
Shoshone
Idaho Falls
Barbour
King
Wilson
Idaho Atate
Blackfoot
George W. Wilson
Lorinda Isabella Wilson
Dry Creek
Mr. Brown
Armetead
Redrock
Voshage
Soiny
Armatead
Mrs. Carhardt
Butte
Mr. King
Armentead
Tlat
E. M. Peterson
Grant
Milwaukee railway may build branch to Twin Bridges area
P B Wolcott Habitation agent for the Milwaukee railway visits Twin Bridges and reports the line may extend a branch through the region possibly from Piedmont up the Jefferson and Beaverhead rivers to Twin Bridges and Jillou. The aim is colonization via an eastern land company, though plans are not committed. The company considers the area highly promising as tributary territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Wolcott
Milwaukee Railway
Piedmont
Jefferson and
Beaverhead
Twin Bridges
Jillou
Eastern Land Company
Wolcott
Plana
Thanksgiving Proclamation by President Taft
Washington November 15 1909 President Taft proclaims Thursday November 25 as Thanksgiving Day urging Americans to attend church and offer thanks for a year of peace plenty and progress. The proclamation notes no calamities and calls for a day of general thanksgiving.
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Washington
Taft
United States of America
United States
William H. Tait
P. C. Knox
Montana Governor Proclaims Thanksgiving Day 1909
Governor Edwin L. Norris proclaims Thursday November 25 1909 as Thanksgiving Day urging gratitude and civic virtue. The proclamation echoed by the U S president and signed in Helena with Secretary of State A N Yoder.
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Helena
Norris
Montana
Edwin L. Norris
United States
State of
United States of America
A.N. Yoder
Cundiff Brothers Sentenced to Long Terms
The Gundiff brothers Louisa and Schuyler were convicted for the Ajax galoon murder of Frank McLain at Wisdom on July 29. Louisa received life imprisonment, while Schuyler was sentenced to 25 years in Deer Lodge state prison after a lengthy trial and jury deliberation.
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Gundiff Brothers
Frank McLain
Wisdom
Deer Lodge
Louisa Cundiff
Tate
Schuyler Cundiff
Callaway
Atnte
Cundiff
Death of Mrs Rose Shannon a Dillon Matron
Mrs Rose Shannon widow of J G Shannon longtime Dillon resident died in Chicago after a stroke. She left four children Harry Charlen Ralph and Lucile and is mourned by family including S S Arnold and Mrs Alice Russel of Kalamazoo and Mrs F R Crocker of Minneapolis. Her funeral was held in Chariton Iowa with burial in Chariton cemetery.
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J. G. Shannon
Dillon
Shannon
Stout
Chicago
Chatton
Iowa
Rose Shannon
S. Arnold
Chariton
Arnold
Webster Wakes
St. Andrew's Niscopal Church
Lathrop
M. I. Church
Rose Arnold
S. S. Arnold
English Township
Montana
Alice Ruegsell
Kalamazoo
Michigan
F. R. Crocker
Minneapolis
Minn
Harry Arnold
Pecor
New Mexico
Song Service at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Thanksgiving program at Grace M E Church on Sunday November 2 at 7 30 featuring Mies Kila K Jones leading a 20 voice chorus. Includes Calvary Choir soloists ladies quartet and violin solo with organ accompaniment. Many city residents invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Mies Kila K. Jonea
Thie City
Chorna
Calvary
Miesea Jones
Wiolere, van de Walker and Pearson
Buck Killed by Frank Knotts in Hoffman Guides Hunt
Frank Knotts returned to Dillon from Hoffman guides with a fine back deer believed to be the best in years. The head was mounted for display. He was accompanied by his brother visiting town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Knotts
Dillon
Hoffman
Frank
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