Railroad Mystery Is The New Line
The Pittsburg and Gilmore line is described as a railroad mystery with plans claiming nearly 2090 miles in Idaho and Washington and a proposed tunnel from Salmon river to the Snake river for power. A Chicago and Northwestern tie is noted, with a Winnipeg extension hinted after a conference with A. J. Earling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg & Gilmore
New York
Pittsburg
Chicago & Northwestern
Secretary of State
Idaho
Washington
Pittburg & Gilmore
Armstead
Mont
Salmon City
Salmon River
Snake River
Walla Walla Country
Lewinton
A. J. Earling
St. Paul
North Dakota
Early
Winnipeg
Fargo
Cassselton
Great Northern
Grand Forks
Latimore
This Week's Vaudeville at Scenic Theatre Captivates Crowds
Crowds flock to the Scenic theatre for a strong new vaudeville bill led by Musical Wilson and Davie the juggler. Davie performs nimble juggling with fragile dishes to heavy iron balls in original acts. Wilson, a comedian and skilled violinist, appears in a comedy sketch and delights audiences with witty humor and musical prowess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Davie
Mr.Wilson
Thia Gentleman
Dillon
Death of John Trainor a Beaverhead miner at Melrose
John Trainor aged 70 prospect or and miner of Beaverhead county died at Melrose after paralysis following work on a Soap Gulch mining claim. Before death he named the Dillon Masonics Lodge as heir to his mining property near Melrose. no living relatives. He long supported Glendale and was a Magon ic lodge member now with Dillon lodge. His bequest could make the Dillon lodge one of the wealthiest in the state.
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John Trainor
Melrose
Trainor
Soap Gulch
Dillon Masonics Lodge
Montana
Beaverhead County
Glendale
Magonic Lodge
Dillon Fraternity
Dillon Masonic Lodge
Frank Brown
Armstead Railroad
Lorinda ST. Wilson
Insane Asylum
Brown
Daughiter
Dillon
Butte
Pittsburg & Gilmore Rairoad
Migsouri
Dual purpose cattle target at National Western Stock Show
General Manager Skinner cites dairy shortages and high dairy prices drawing new Western settlers to dairying. He advocates a strong milking Shorthorn and Red Polled display to show dual purpose cattle can yield quick cash from dairy output and later beef herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Skinner
Colorado
West
Mrs Richard Gallagher Visits Dillon Stores From Lima
Mrs. Richard Gallagher arrives from Lima this afternoon to shop at the Dillon stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Gallagher
Lima
Dillon
Free Mail Delivery For Dillon Soon
United States Post Office Inspector Flavin visited Dillon to study a free delivery system. If approved by Washington, Dillon would have two delivery precincts divided by Glendale Street with mail twice daily and 10 to 12 drop boxes. Postage on local drop letters would rise from one to two cents once implemented.
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United States Post Office
Flavin
Dillon
Post Office Department
Washington
Glendale Street
Week of Prayer Observed in Dillon Churches
The brotherhood of about fifteen large Protestant churches in Dillon designates the first week in Advent for special intercession. Services are set from Sunday at 3 PM in St James Church with Dr A B Martin and Prof Clark speaking, then 7:30 PM each subsequent evening at a different church with noted speakers.
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God
Dillon
St. James Church
Church Services Schedule Highlighted by Regional Ministers
Mr Colve and Prof Foote are listed for events at multiple churches. Thursday evening at the Presbyterian church features addresses by Rev Hooker and Dr Swain. Friday at St James church includes Rev Noftsier of Butte and Rev W C Norrins of Hutte. Saturday at the Baptist church presents Rev Dr Martin and Captain Meisner. The closing service occurs at the Methodist church led by Rev Dadde.
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Colve
Foote
Presbyterian Church
Hooker
Swain
St. James Church
Noftsier
Butte
W.C. Norrins
Hutte
Baptist Church
Martin
Captain Meisner
Methodist Church
Dadde
Wool Buyers Likely to Skip Montana This Season
Lewistown news notes wool buyers plan to avoid Montana next month. Eastern buyers say big houses need Montana wool but prefer delaying contracts until the regular market season. Montana’s output is larger and higher in quality, so prices may rise if contracting begins early. no contracts expected below last year’s high marks.
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Lewistown
Eastern Buyere
Montana
Sontle House
Utah
Daily News
Supreme Court Confirms 24 Mill Tax Levy For Years
The supreme court sustains the legislature action to levy 24 mills for this and next year to fund legislative appropriations. An injunction to block expenditures based on a $300,000,000 next year assessment and constitutional rate limits is denied as the basic law is not self executing. The court also remands for a new trial in the O'Meara vs McDermott mine sale case with $12,000 awarded for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welena
Supreme Court
Butte
O'Meara
McDermott
Leavitt at Home, Cheerful Amid Illness, Watched Closely
Word from Leavitt’s home reports he is renting easily and conscious most of the day with occasional comatose spells. Pioneer visitors abound, flowers surround the house, and a carnations bouquet from a former caretaker girl remains his cherished gift as friends fear death may come at any time.
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Leavitt
Opinion of Attorney General on mortgage assessment rules
Attorney General A. J. Galen issues an opinion holding real estate mortgages should be assessed where the mortgage holder resides, not where the land lies. The ruling references Section 2518 and explains cross county certification to ensure proper taxation.
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Anaconda
Deer F
Odove County
Ataconda
A. J. Galen
W. I. Trippet
Jacobs Purchases Controlling Interest in Missoula Bank
AJR Jacobs, assistant cashier of the State Bank of Dion, announced the purchase of a controlling interest in the Missoula Trust and Security Bank of Missoula. He will assume the cashier role next week, replacing John Trichlein who resigned, after confirming the stock acquisition in Missoula last week.
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Missoula Trust & Security Bank of
Butte Woman Sues over Rough Handling in Home
Mire Rosa Harrington sued Joseph R. Hebaug of Butte for 5510 alleging rough treatment in May. In district court a jury awarded she 11000 to cover injuries from forcible entry, throwing items, choking breath loss, and damage to health and ability to work.
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Butte
Mire
Rosa Harrington
Joseph R. Hebaug
W. EK
Wallace
J. L. Winea
Hebana
Wittens Atand
First Montana Mason Admitted to Helena Masonic Home
Isaac W. Crary of Baonack, born 1820 and aged 89, becomes the first Montana Mason to enter the Helena Masonic Home. A miner by trade until age, he joined the Baonack lodge in 1883 and spent most of his life in the western states, admitted November 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac W. Crary
Baonack
Montana
Helena
Crary
Mr. Crary
West
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Gilmore & Pitts
Burg Railroad
Mr. Wilson
Juggler
Tommy Spurrier
Curren and
Edwards
Week of Prayer
Metlen
Consomme Pantaniere
Charlotte Rouse
Durkee
Saratoga
California
Callaway
Dr. Leavitt
Buite
Attorney General
Jacobs
Missoula
The
Masonic Home
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