Serious Railroad Accident Injures Local Man
Carl Mast, a well known young blacksmith and brewer driver, was badly injured when he attempted to board a moving freight train at Apex. The wheels crushed his right hand and forearm, his head struck a tie and his ear was nearly severed. He was treated by doctors in Dillon and his arm was amputated above the elbow. Mast is married with one child and is valued in the community for his good habits.
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Crews Near Whitebird Move Toward Salmon City Link
The G and P Ry company still fields three crews along the river aiming toward a Salmon City connection. Survey reaches three miles above Lucile with crossings to the north side and back, crossing at Spring Bar to avoid a rising gliding mountain. One crew moved from Job Day to Lightning Creek two miles below Goff.
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Scenic Vaudeville Spotlight Lewis and Lessington
The Scenic Theatre presents Mr. Lewis with Miss Lessington in a lively farce comedy that keeps the audience laughing from start to finish. Their singing and dancing specialties accompany the show with a strong stage presence. On Wednesday evening a boot and the regular performance enrich the program.
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Musical and Literary Entertainment at M E Church
An evening of music and readings presented at the M E Church by Miss Jones and Miss Shackleford. Admission 35 cents. The program features quartets, readings by Miss Shackleford and Miss Jones, with Mias Hatch as accompanist.
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Power Tunnel Planned Between Salmon and Snake Rivers
A seven mile tunnel dubbed the backbone route near Salmon and Snake rivers aims to deliver water and generate power three times Spokane's output. Promoters behind the Gilmore and Pittsburg railway are not yet identified, but land negotiations and site surveys are underway. The tunnel would measure 8 by 12 feet with a 470 foot drop at the Snake River end, costing about 3 million dollars and to power the Salmon river section of the line.
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Record Prices Hit Chicago Market for Montana Cattle
Chicago commissioners report a Montana shipment dehorned and well fed topped $111.02 per head while fancy corn fed beef reached $8.80. Receipts fell, range cattle outlook remains strong, and prices rose for cows, heifers, and feeders with sheep values easing.
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Cutting Affray Arrests at The Montana Saloon
L Kennedy a sheepherder was arrested after a cutting affray at The Montana saloon early Tuesday. Kennedy allegedly drew a pocket knife, slashing the night bartender Anderson across the face when ordered to leave, and is jailed as a principal in the incident.
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Arrest warrant issued for horse stealing suspect Hobert
The Salmon Idaho sheriff reports John Hobert arrested on a saddle horse theft charge from Mr. Tope's Wisdom stable two weeks earlier. Hobert was taken into custody Sunday by Sheriff Waters and will be turned over to Stock Inspector Jack Collings and William J. Tope today.
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Monthly Attendance Report for Dillon Public Schools
The Dillon public schools report for the month ending October 1, 1909 shows 22 instructional days taught, 5983 total attendance, 221 total absences, 49 tardiness cases, 181 girls enrolled, 157 boys enrolled, 338 on roll, 325.7 average belonging, and 315 average daily attendance with a 96.7 percent attendance rate. The report notes 186 absent or tardy students and requests patron cooperation to reduce tardiness.
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